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Quote: This interesting red-brick church was built in 1857 by a group of British traders on 30 feet of British soil brought over as ballast in the ships transporting the building material. During the Soviet years, this… Read More
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Quote: For those of you interested in Jewish history, this is a must see experience. About 5000 Jews were among the thousands of Latvians deported to Siberia by the Soviets from 1940-41. When the city fell to the… Read More
Quote: After spending half a day trying to guide ourselves around Riga, we opted to do a paid guided walking tour of the city. They run a few times each day and are offered in various languages and last about 2 hours.… Read More
Quote: An interesting but rather unvisited part of the city is the Maskavas Forstate (Moscow Suburb) district. It encompasses the area south of the Old Town, just beyond the train station. The district had a large… Read More
Quote: A twenty-minute ride east of the city centre, Riga's motor museum is the biggest in the Baltic States with two floors and more than two hundred exhibits.Even if you're not in the slightest interested in classic… Read More
Quote: On just two days of November and December 1941 27,800 Jews, mostly from the Riga ghetto, were marched in columns to Rumbula Forest, ordered to place their clothes and valuables in collection boxes, lined up in… Read More
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Quote: As you'd expect in one of Europe's most war-ravaged nation states, there is a lot to see at the Latvian Museum of War. Founded in 1916 in honour of the Latvian Riflemen units, it's appropriately located in the… Read More
Quote: Opened in 1994, the Latvian Railway Museum is just a few hundred metres the other side of Akmens tilts in Pardaugava, across the river from the Old Town. Its collection is made up of more than a thousand period… Read More
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