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Riga Old Town
30 deals from $8

House of Blackheads
2 deals from $8

The House of Blackheads is where the merchants-to-be had their guild. The House of Blackheads is where the merchants-to-be had their guild. The House of Blackheads is where the merchants-to-be had their guild.

Riga Town Square
2 deals from $23

Riga Cathedral
2 deals from $11

Dating to 1207, it is one of Riga's symbols. Dating to 1207, it is one of Riga's symbols. Dating to 1207, it is one of Riga's symbols.

St. Peter's Church
1 deals from $11

The Large Guild
1 deals from $9

Housed the guild of the tradesmen, who would join after being a member of the Blackheads (see House of Blackheads). Housed the guild of the tradesmen, who would join after being a member of the Bl... Housed the guild of the tradesmen, who would join after being a member of the Blackheads (see House ...

Grebenshchikov Church

An Old Believers' church. An Old Believers' church. An Old Believers' church.

Maskavas forštate

A district with old wooden houses and other sights. A district with old wooden houses and other sights. A district with old wooden houses and other sights.

A very picturesque historical part of Pārdaugava, in the 19th century it was a district for mansions and manors, some of... A very picturesque historical part of Pārdaugava, in the 19th century it was a d... A very picturesque historical part of Pārdaugava, in the 19th century it was a district for mansions...

An unusually-designed Lutheran church. An unusually-designed Lutheran church. An unusually-designed Lutheran church.

Choral Great Synagogue

Mostly in ruins as the Germans burned it down on July 4, 1941 with 600 people locked inside. Mostly in ruins as the Germans burned it down on July 4, 1941 with 600 people lo... Mostly in ruins as the Germans burned it down on July 4, 1941 with 600 people locked inside.

Russian Orthodox Church of the Annunciation

St. John's Church (Riga)

A smaller, less spectacular church near St. A smaller, less spectacular church near St. A smaller, less spectacular church near St.

Wagner Concert Hall

Wagner once lived in Riga, on the street now named after him. Wagner once lived in Riga, on the street now named after him. Wagner once lived in Riga, on the street now named after him.

Latvian National Opera

The Small Guild

Another pretty building just behind the Big Guild, this one housed the craftsmen's guild. Another pretty building just behind the Big Guild, this one housed the craftsmen... Another pretty building just behind the Big Guild, this one housed the craftsmen's guild.

St. Saviour's Anglican Church

Riga's only Anglican church has English language services every Sunday, and free concerts every Wednesday. Riga's only Anglican church has English language services every Sunday, and free... Riga's only Anglican church has English language services every Sunday, and free concerts every Wedn...

St. Jacob's Catholic Church

Dating to 1226, this is one of the few Catholic churches left in Riga. Dating to 1226, this is one of the few Catholic churches left in Riga. Dating to 1226, this is one of the few Catholic churches left in Riga.

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