Top Things to do in Latvia
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Things to do in Latvia, Latvia: The Best Historic Walking Areas
Discover the best top things to do in Latvia, Latvia including Pavilosta Piers, Ergli Caste Ruins With Gazebo, Makonkalns Hill and Volkenberg Castle Ruins, Pine trees of Rainis, Tervetes Wooden Castle, Livu Square, Preili Castle, Berga Bazars (the Bergs Bazaar), Freedom Square, Simple Latvia.
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1. Pavilosta Piers
2. Ergli Caste Ruins With Gazebo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Makonkalns Hill and Volkenberg Castle Ruins
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By UldisV - Jurmala, Latvia
I will donate to research this place. It is maybe most mysterious ruins in Latvia. Some people believe that majestic ruins of almost megalithic wall (in case of lack of stones at all) is oldest in Latvia. Placed in very remote point, hard to access (You must climb ~100 meters long timber stairs) in general ignored by researchers, this palace is hidden gem of Latvia. Top of hill (yard of castle) allow to observe great distance around with gorgeous views. It once was very popular place for couples, because people believe that presence in ruins in some way strengthen relationships.
4. Pine trees of Rainis
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Azalee99 - Vienna, Austria
interesting modern sculpture, but you need a little background in Latvian poetry to appreciate the point. next to the beach, and surrounded by a little wall you can sit on and have a snack while contemplating how times change.
5. Tervetes Wooden Castle
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
6. Livu Square
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4.5 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By Coryy20 - Port of Spain, Caribbean
This square is the lively, happening square down town Riga. There are lots of shops and restaurants and pubs. If you are looking for the hop on hop off bus, it is near here. Many people are milling around enjoying the ambience and the whole casual vibes of this square. If you are looking for a hang out spot in Riga then here is the place to be. A definite must visit is recommended.
7. Preili Castle
8. Berga Bazars (the Bergs Bazaar)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Originally constructed between 1887–1900, the maze-like pedestrian quarter known as the Bergs Bazaar is a stylish oasis in the heart of Riga. The Bergs Bazaar features a number of restaurants, bars and cafes with outdoor seating in the summer, beauty salons, a barbershop and small boutique shops that offer a variety of items, including antique maps, french wines, exclusive cosmetics and clothing by local fashion designers. There are also various event and exhibition spaces, as well as, weekly outdoor jazz concerts in the summer. The Bergs Bazaar is also home to the Hotel Bergs.
Reviewed By P9973USromans - Prague, Czech Republic
We came across Berga Bazars while walking Elizabetes street towards the clock tower near train station. Got attracted by the title suggesting bazaar. After entering into the passage we discovered quite wide spread inner area, with cozy places both inside and outside, several small corridors. Perfect to calm down after long walk or even short work. Next time worth for targetted visit.
9. Freedom Square
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Simple Latvia
Nowadays we have many traces of the Soviet Union left. In this guide you will be taken by car to the different parts of the city, to see the Soviet Unions iconic buildings. Starting from Kengarags, stopping at the TV tower for some exclusive Rigas bird flight landscapes and ending with remotest districts of Riga like Bolderaja and Daugavgriva.
