Romantic tour in Riga
An exclusive trip for all the world’s romantics! Together with a professional local guide, you will visit the most romantic places in the city. What legends are hidden in Riga Castle? You will feel enchanted in the charming atmosphere. What is considered one of the best places for a date in the city? Where can you take beautiful photos? You will be surprised how many historical love stories are hidden in the streets, buildings, and parks of the city. From heartbreaking and tragic to hilarious and spicy. What is special about the love story of Zigfrids Mejerovičs and Anna Fielhold? This tour is especially recommended during Valentine’s Day!
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House of the Black Heads
Visit one of the symbols of Riga. A gothic structure, which features an elaborate Renaissance facade, now functions as a venue for concerts, exhibitions, and festive events.
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The Bremen Town Musicians statue
Legendary musicians a donkey, a dog, a cat and a cockerel standing on each other's backs. Come see the surprise in their eyes - an ironic view at sudden independence.
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Livu Square
This is the place in Riga that never sleeps, surrounded by the stunning buildings - beautiful Livu Square has a lot to tell.
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Great Guild
One of the oldest public buildings in the Baltics. Always open to cultural and social events.
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The Small Guild
Check out concerts, conferences, presentations, meetings, celebratory gatherings and balls.
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Cat House
The unofficial symbol of Riga. Find out why does this building have two black cats on its roof!
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The Three Brothers
The Museum of Architecture and the National Center for the Protection of Cultural Monuments. Find out what legend and history is behind these buildings!
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St. Jacob's Church
Visit the smallest of the 4 Old Town churches. The building is included in Old Riga's UNESCO World Heritage List. This relatively small church has a rather expressive high tower, which has retained the pyramidal shape of medieval Riga church towers.
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The Swedish gate
According to tradition, only lovers who walk through the gate together and hear the voices of the dead truly belong together. Whould you dare to try?
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Lantern of Happiness
Hear the magnificent love story behind this famous lantern!
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Bastion Hill
One of the most romantic places in the center of Riga. Whether it's winter or summer, there's always a special atmosphere here.
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Laima Clock
Rīga’s beating heart, which witnesses moments when the city’s lovers, friends and guests meet.
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The Freedom Monument
Symbolizes the idea of independence. The memorial is often a focal point of public gatherings and official ceremonies in Riga.
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Fountain Nymph
The most luxurious and second oldest fountain in Riga. If you sit on a bench near this fountain, you can look directly at the building of the National Opera.
We had a wonderful time in Riga. The guide was very professional and friendly at the same time. She even gave us additional recommendations on what to visit on our own and where to find delicious food and interesting souvenirs.
Our trip to was astonishing! This was our third trip using this traveling agency and by far it has been the best one. All thanks to the agency for their excellent recommendations and customer service. The guide was quite accommodating, both before the trip and during it. He helped us while we were having some issues with my sister’s health during the trip. He was very professional while being caring as well. To sum it up, it was a breathtaking experience to see the view and hear the stories of the city from the guide. We definitely recommend travelling with this agency and we will definitely book more excursions/trips.
This tour was the best thing for me—and I couldn’t be happier. My guide was friendly, knowledgeable, organized, and always helpful. I will just say that I was so surprised at how much I enjoyed traveling all by myself. If you are afraid of traveling alone, I would definitely recommend you to do this and book a tour with this wonderful guide, he will respect your privacy and skip something if it’s not interesting for you.
You won’t hear a dry, encyclopedic narrative here. You will hear things you probably haven’t heard and experience things you haven’t experienced, and maybe even feel so involved in the story that you want more. I could go on and on about the experiences, so I wish you could experience them for yourself!