Discover your piece of Riga.

Behind an inconspicuous alley, next to the Three Brothers, a charming café with an inviting terrace awaits. Vintage furniture and candlelight create a romantic atmosphere. The selection of sweet treats is irresistible, especially the Latvian honey cake. An ideal stop for an enjoyable break with delicious coffee and cake in the middle of Riga's old town.

Immerse yourself in the story of a sophisticated revenge by means of two black cat statues, which originally faced a historic guild house with their buttocks. A humorous confrontation that led to a bizarre legal battle and only ended when the cats were turned around as a sign of reconciliation.

A glass-rooftop café and bar on the rooftop of a shopping mall offers breathtaking views of Riga's rooftop landscape. In addition to the opportunity to take lifestyle and interior shots, you can expect exquisite coffee and cake specialties during the day as well as exquisite drinks in the evening hours. An insider tip for those who want to combine urban flair with a pinch of luxury.

Explore the legendary black cats that sit majestically on the roof of the cat house. These cats, once a symbol of defiance against the Grand Guild, are now a mischievous icon of Riga. With over 100 years of history, they not only offer unique photo moments, but also immerse you in a world full of medieval architecture and fascinating city legends.

Immerse yourself in a world that resembles a medieval castle setting, complete with antique furniture, secret book doors, and glowing chandeliers. Enjoy handmade chocolates, local drinks, and the highlight – Black Balsam in a variety of cocktail creations, served by waitresses dressed in medieval robes. A culinary adventure marked by historical flair and exquisite flavors.

Immerse yourself in the world of chocolate making, from the cocoa bean to the finished bar. Learn how to create your own chocolate creations in interactive workshops. Enjoy a hot chocolate, discover the secrets of Laima recipes and take home homemade delicacies in a beautiful box.

Explore the dark history of the KGB in Latvia with a guided tour of the former headquarters. Discover the exhibition on the ground floor for free or delve deeper into the shocks that this building tells through texts and photographs. The story of surveillance, interrogation and suffering that took place between these walls comes to life.

Immerse yourself in the world of Latvian folklore with live music and traditional dances, surrounded by the rustic ambience of an antique wine cellar. Experience hearty, local specialties and an impressive selection of 27 local beers. On Wednesdays, the traditional dance evening beckons, accompanied by the sounds of famous folk musicians and an atmosphere that invites you to join in.

Enjoy warm drinks and the cozy warmth of wool blankets as your gaze wanders through the fully glazed wall over the nearby park. Located right next to the iconic Laima Clockwork and Freedom Monument, this place offers a unique blend of comfort and views, perfect for cold days.

Every Saturday, the market transforms into a lively place where you can discover local products such as handmade cheeses, fresh bread, and unique jewelry. Try the famous charcoal ice cream from the ice cream vendor in a fly costume and don't miss the Caesar salad at Kairi Cafe. A lively meeting place to immerse yourself in Latvian culture and find handmade treasures.

Looking at the golden domes gleaming in the sunlight, you'll discover a piece of heaven on earth. This architectural gem, built in the impressive neo-Byzantine style, reflects Latvia's rich cultural and religious heritage. Inside, a world of iconic iconostasis and impressive frescoes await you, telling stories of faith and tradition.

Discover a fascinating collection of 200 hats from around the world, carefully selected from a total collection of about 500 pieces. In rooms organized by regions such as Russia, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Central and South America, the museum offers an insight into cultural traditions and fashion history. Interactive exhibits invite you to try on different hats and explore their stories.

Surrounded by pillows and blankets, sitting on the floor, you have a picturesque view through floor-to-ceiling windows. Choose from a variety of teas and cakes while enjoying the tranquil atmosphere. Take off your shoes, get comfortable and watch the world go by. Perfect for a solo getaway or a romantic moment for two.

Glide along tranquil canals in a traditional wooden boat, past historic bridges and magnificent buildings. Experience an hour of peace and beauty, including views of the old town and yacht club life. The ride is free for children under the age of 6, an adventure that is sure to delight younger passengers with duck watching and the gentle breeze.

In five former Zeppelin hangars, a world of aromas and colors awaits you. From fresh fruits and vegetables to traditional Latvian delicacies, such as smoked fish and handmade pickles, you can sample local specialties and talk directly to the vendors. Don't forget to try the local baked goods and craft beer.

Marvel at over 800 Art Nouveau buildings, including masterpieces by Mikhail Eisenstein. Discover fascinating facades with statues, animal reliefs, and imaginative details. Explore the Riga Art Nouveau Museum for a glimpse into upper-class life around 1908, surrounded by authentic furniture and décor.

After a discovery tour through the market halls, a café awaits you, which invites you to linger with its inviting ambience. Here you will not only enjoy excellent coffee, but also delicious homemade cakes. Each cup is carefully prepared, accompanied by a piece of strawberry yogurt cake that perfectly combines flavor and lightness. This café is an oasis of peace and hospitality.

Enjoy exclusive wines and creative dishes at the Garage Wine Bar, where stylish design meets cozy atmosphere. From delicate tapas to traditional Latvian dishes with a modern twist, there's something for everyone. The romantic view of the illuminated courtyard completes the experience.

Listen to the awe-inspiring sounds of one of the largest and most impressive organs in the world, surrounded by the majestic architecture of a cathedral that has stood since the 13th century. The combination of Gothic, Romanesque and Baroque styles creates a unique atmosphere for unparalleled musical performances.

Explore authentic farmhouses, windmills, and craft workshops that hail from different Latvian regions. Learn about traditional crafts in workshops where you can bake your own bread and twist ropes. On special days, folk music and dances enliven the grounds. For children, there are playgrounds and the opportunity to take on the role of a Latvian craftsman.

Explore the testimonies of Latvia's struggle for freedom through personal stories, artifacts, and documents from the time of the Soviet and Nazi occupations. Experience first-hand the resilience of Latvians in a thought-provoking atmosphere and understand the importance of remembering and commemorating.

Explore the transformation of fashion from extravagant historical garments to contemporary design pieces. From an impressive collection of headgear made from human hair and bone to Alexander Vasiliev's stunning dresses, a fashion journey through time will give you unique insights into the social and aesthetic history of different eras.

Explore the Gothic architecture and climb the 123-meter-high spire of St. Peter's Church for unparalleled views over Riga's rooftops. Inside, discover impressive works of art as the history of this medieval landmark comes alive through exhibitions. The combination of cultural richness and architectural beauty makes this place unique.

Enter an architectural gem that has been lovingly reconstructed after its destruction in World War II. Admire Gothic and Dutch Renaissance elements as you wander through opulent ballrooms and historical exhibits. Discover the fascinating history of the Brotherhood of Blackheads and experience where the world's first decorated Christmas tree originated.