Top of place for rest in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia

Popular among inhabitants and tourists places for rest - Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia.

Forum Cinemas "Kino CITADELE"

A 14 auditorium multicomplex (3200 customers) with the largest screen in Europe.

Russian Drama Theatre

Latvia houses the world’s oldest Russian theatre outside of Russia, and the theatre is more than 120 years old, with a rich tradition of acclaimed theatrical performances and celebrity.

"Lido" complex

Lido is a restaurant and amusement park at the same time. The fact that there are no other permanent venues such as this close to the centre makes it the most popular haunt for children.

The Latvian National Museum of Art collections of foreign art in the architectural monument of Riga Bourse that was built between 1852 and 1855 and created in Venetian Renaissance palazzo style, symbolising wealth and abundance.

Farmers market in Berga Bazārs

Bourgeois quarter in the centr of Riga, where -except winter- farmers market is taking place every Saturday!

The Kalnciema district

This district definitely should be visited if you want to spend your time in a good way and explore the heart of the Latvian culture.

Aquapark "Livu"

At present moment Livu aquapark is the biggest covered water park in the Northern Europe. It contains more than 40 various attractions, swimming pools and bathes.

Rundale Palace

The Rundāle Palace built during the 16th century was located on the northern side of the pond. It can be seen in the design of F. B. Rastrelli as a small square field with towers in the corners. Rundāle Manor was already created at the end of the 15th century.

INNER LIGHT

Uldevena castle

Exact reconstruction of ancients Latvians fortress

Adventure park "Tarzan"

The best way to get joy and adrenaline

Bakery "Laci"

The most beloved bread all over Latvia

Aerodium

Experience a real hover!

Movie Town "Cinevilla"

Cinema town Cinevilla represents a scenery in the open air. Its construction was started in May, 2004 specially for historical film „Rigas Sargi” (Guards of Riga) shooting.