Cities & places in Latvia
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Highlights of Latvia
Dali
Riga, Latvia
Café Dali is an arthouse Coffeeshop, situated in the heart of the creative district Spikeri,…
Kathedraal Riga
Riga, Latvia
Riga Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Latvia Evangelical Lutheran Church and a…
Art Nouveau District
Riga, Latvia
Alberta iela and surrounds — a UNESCO-recognized concentration of Jugendstil façades.
Three Brothers
Riga, Latvia
Three adjoining medieval dwelling houses, the oldest residential buildings in Riga.
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Grand Hotel Kempinski Riga
Riga, Latvia
Luxury hotel dating from 1877, opposite the National Opera on the edge of the old town.
Karosta
Liepāja, Latvia
This former naval base near Liepāja has a military prison you can visit and a remarkable…
Rundale Palace
Pilsrundāle, Latvia
This Baroque palace by the architect Rastrelli is often called the Latvian Versailles, with…
Turaida Castle
Sigulda, Latvia
This red-brick castle stands above the Gauja Valley near Sigulda, sometimes called the…
Art Nouveau District of Riga
Riga, Latvia
Riga has one of the largest collections of Art Nouveau buildings in the world. Walk along…
Historic Centre of Riga
Riga, Latvia
The historic centre is a World Heritage Site, with the House of the Blackheads and the…
Freedom Monument
Riga, Latvia
42-metre granite and copper monument honouring Latvian independence.
Art Nouveau District
Riga, Latvia
Alberta iela and surrounds — a UNESCO-recognized concentration of Jugendstil façades.
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About Latvia
Latvia Riga is by far the largest city, with about three-quarters million inhabitants. The second city has, however, only slightly more than a hundred thousand people to accommodate.
Riga has more and more tourists in demand coming each year, not because of the low prices, but because of the city despite the Soviet past, it has become a modern city, where Westerners used to live, and work.
The inhabitants of Latvia are usually generously open to foreign tourists, or perhaps even in the countryside.
Since Latvia in 1991 was redeemed by the Russian domination in politics, in the form of a democracy, everything is done to make traveling to the country stimulate. This is quite successful and almost everyone who travels to Latvia looks with a positive look back on the Baltic country.