4K - 85 Minutes

Riga, the capital of Latvia, lies on both banks of the Daugava River, which divides the city into two parts: Old Riga (Vecrīga) and Pārdaugava. As the largest city in the three Baltic states, Riga feels both lively and welcoming, with a rich mix of medieval heritage and elegant early-20th-century charm. The historical centre of Riga is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wandering its streets is like stepping through different chapters of European history.

On your walk through the city, explore the cobbled lanes and cozy squares of Old Riga, then look up to admire Riga’s world-famous Art Nouveau architecture—ornate façades filled with sculptures, masks, and floral details. Don’t miss the House of the Blackheads, one of Riga’s most iconic buildings, beautifully reconstructed and now used for exhibitions and museum displays. Along the way, you’ll find inviting cafés, riverside promenades, and plenty of viewpoints to pause and take it all in.

To round off your adventure, head into nature with a fascinating walk through Ķemeri National Park. Here, marvelous views wait for you as you follow a wooden boardwalk through peaceful wetlands and open landscapes. Breathe in the fresh air, enjoy the wide skies, and let the calm atmosphere be the perfect contrast to the city’s vibrant streets.