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A Weekend In Paris

Japanese Jaunts. 日本の旅行

Incredible India

Christmas Markets

Well known shopping mall from Riga, Latvia

Origo

The most historical district of Riga with medieval charm

Riga Old Town Hostel 

Riga city center.
very beautiful and colorful place, especially at sunset

Riga Center

Rigas Street is a main street of the city. It is a pedestrian street and is perfect for a nice evening stroll. Along the street, you can see multiple decorations, including this old school train.

Street sign

Nice shoping place and also at last floor there are a lot of food places

Galerija Centrs

Livu Square is known for its lively atmosphere. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, especially in the summer when the area is filled with outdoor cafes, street performers, and various events.

Livu square

Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola

Visit the Coats of Arms of Latvian Municipalities Mural (LV100) in Riga to admire a vibrant display of Latvia’s rich heraldic history. This mural celebrates the centenary of Latvian independence and showcases the unique identities of its municipalities.

Coats of Arms of Latvian Municipalities Mural (LV100)

Visit the Art Nouveau buildings in Riga to marvel at their intricate designs and ornate details. Riga’s Art Nouveau district is one of the finest in Europe, offering a stunning architectural experience and a glimpse into the early 20th-century artistic movement.

Elizabetes iela 33 - Art Noveau masterpiece

Explore the Art Nouveau buildings in Riga for an immersive journey into early 20th-century architecture. Known as “Jugendstil,” these buildings feature elaborate facades, sculptural details, and intricate ironwork. Alberta Street is particularly renowned for its concentration of

Jugenda Stila Nami

Visit the Riga Congress Hall (Rīgas Kongresu Nams) to experience a key venue for cultural events, conferences, and concerts. Its modern architecture and central location make it a significant hub for Riga’s cultural and social activities.

Riga Congress Centre

Most popular falls in siquijor, pretty big space, lots of lagoons. Very beautiful

Cambugahay Falls

Really big waterfall, smaller one also possible. Popular with tourists and locals

Mantayupan Falls

AB dambis

The very center of the city. There are temporary installations now

Doma laukums

The National Opera of Latvia in Riga, established in 1912, is a cornerstone of Latvian culture. Known for its stunning architecture, it hosts opera, ballet, and classical music performances. The opera house nurtures local talent and invites international artists.

Latvian National Opera

Rocket Bean Raiņa Bulvāris

Suicide Cliff

Saga Veikparks is a wakeboarding and water skiing park that provides an excellent opportunity for both beginners and experienced riders. The park is equipped with a cable system that pulls riders across the water, making it easier to learn and perfect your technique.

Sāga veikparks

The bridge in Kanoni where it’s best to get your photoshoot with a plane above your head

Corfu Airport Planespotting Spot

Ogres gājēju tunelis zem dzelzceļa (Mālkalnes prospekts - Skolas iela)

A beautiful building in the art nouveau district in Riga.

Art Nouveau building

The main square in Ogre, Latvia beautifully lit up during Christmas time.

Ogres Pilsētas skvērs

Beautiful place. Even if there are many turist you can still enjoy this wild nature. It was amazing.

Geiser del Tatio

Established in the late 19th century, Āgenskalns Market is one of Riga’s oldest markets. It has been a central part of the community for over a century.

Agenskalns Market

The bridge offers fantastic panoramic views of Riga’s skyline, including the spires of the old town and the riverbanks. It’s a great spot for photography, especially at sunset or during the blue hour when the city lights reflect on the water.

Stone Bridge

The library is a cultural hub in Latvia, housing millions of books, manuscripts, and other valuable collections. It serves as a national repository for Latvia’s literary and cultural heritage, preserving important works and documents that are crucial to the country’s history and

National Library of Latvia

The market is a great place to buy fresh, locally-sourced produce, meats, fish, dairy products, and baked goods. Many vendors sell traditional Latvian foods, giving you a taste of the local culture.

Āgenskalna tirgus

One of the most famous waterfalls in Bali, for good reasons, but only nice for photos, to enjoy nature we would bet in another place

Kanto Lampo Waterfall

The most iconic temple in Bali, absolutely magical. The complex it’s pretty relaxing, you can witness some rituals sometimes

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan

Jomas iela has a rich history, dating back to the 19th century. It’s one of the oldest streets in Jūrmala and has been a central part of the city’s development as a popular seaside resort.

Jomas iela

is a historic building that dates back to the early 20th century. Originally established by the entrepreneur Emil Racene, it was known for its luxurious facilities and was a popular destination for spa treatments

Former bath-house of E. Racene

is a renowned cultural venue known for its striking architecture and excellent acoustics. Opened in 1964, it hosts a wide range of performances, including classical music, jazz, and various cultural events. The hall is a key part of Jūrmala’s cultural scene and is celebrated for

Dzintari Concert Hall

The gallery offers a wide range of stores, from high-end fashion brands to more affordable options, making it a great place for shopping enthusiasts. You can find clothing, accessories, cosmetics, and more.

Galleria Riga

The quarter includes well-preserved examples of traditional Latvian architecture, offering a glimpse into the historical aesthetics and design practices.

Old Town street Quarter

This building is part of Jelgava’s rich architectural heritage and has historical importance in the context of the town’s development over the centuries.

Jelgavas Vecpilsētas māja

The Old Town House often features traditional design elements that reflect the architectural styles prevalent in earlier periods of Jelgava’s history.

Jelgavas Kultūras nams hosts a wide range of cultural activities, including concerts, theater performances, dance shows, exhibitions, and community events. It’s a vital venue for both local and visiting artists.

Jelgavas Kultūras nams

Hercoga Jēkaba laukums often hosts public events, festivals, markets, and celebrations, serving as a gathering place for locals and visitors alike.

Hercoga Jēkaba laukums

The promenade offers stunning views of the River Driksa and the surrounding landscape. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, especially during sunrise or sunset, when the reflections on the water create a picturesque scene.

Driksas Promenāde

The estrāde (stage) hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, festivals, theatrical performances, and public gatherings. It’s one of the main cultural hubs in Jelgava, attracting both locals and tourists.

Jelgavas Pasta Salas Estrade

The bridge provides a crucial pedestrian link across the River Lielupe, connecting different parts of Jelgava and enhancing accessibility for residents and visitors.

Gājēju Tilts

The Moana Ship is designed to resemble a historic vessel, creating a visually interesting and engaging element on the riverfront. It often hosts various events and activities, enhancing the cultural and recreational offerings in Jelgava.

Kuģu piestātne

The pier is part of the historical infrastructure related to the Mail Islands (Pasta Sala), which were used for transportation and logistics in the past. It reflects the historical role of the river in trade and communication. You can take boat for rent

Mail Islands ship pier

Driksas Bāka is a lighthouse located on the Driksa River in Latvia. It serves as a navigational aid and is a notable landmark in the region. The lighthouse's striking appearance and historical significance make it a point of interest for visitors exploring the local maritime heri

Driksas bāka

Mitava Palace, also known as Jelgava Palace, is a significant historical building in Jelgava, Latvia. Originally constructed in the 18th century as a residence for the Duke of Courland, it is an example of Baroque architecture. The palace has served various functions over the yea

Jelgava castle

the oldest town halls in Latvia, dating back to the 17th century. The building showcases a blend of Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles, offering insights into the region’s cultural and civic history. Inside, you can explore exhibitions that tell the story of Bauska’s

Bauska Town Hall

The fountain is located in the heart of Krāslava’s historical center, a place that reflects the rich cultural and architectural heritage of the town. It serves as a focal point for locals and visitors alike, symbolizing the charm and character of this picturesque Latvian town.

Strūklaka Krāslavas vēsturiskajā centrā

Quilatoa crater hike. Aprox. 10km around. Quite difficult due to the altitude and elevation gain during the hike. Very good views from all points during the hike. Two spots for drinks and snacks along the way.

Laguna de Quilotoa

Grand Palace Hotel

Bauska Town Hall is a historical landmark showcasing beautiful 17th-century architecture. It reflects the town's rich civic history and serves as a cultural hub, offering insight into Bauska's past.

The "Jaunā Dzīve" congregation in Jelgava is a vibrant Christian community focused on spiritual growth and community outreach.

Draudze "Jaunā Dzīve"

Jelgavas Vecpilsētas māja is a historic building in Jelgava's old town, showcasing traditional architecture and the city's rich heritage.

Ozolskvēra Park in Jelgava is a peaceful green space known for its majestic oak trees, providing a tranquil retreat for visitors.

Ozolskvēra parks

Pasta Sala in Jelgava is a popular recreational area by the river Lielupe, known for its scenic views and outdoor activities. It's a great spot for relaxation and enjoying nature.

Gājēju Tilts in Jelgava is a picturesque pedestrian bridge, providing scenic views of the Lielupe River and enhancing the city’s charm with its striking design.

The Latvian National Library (Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka) is the central library of Latvia, located in Riga. It serves as a major repository of national cultural and historical documents, offering extensive collections and research resources. Its modern building

 National Library of Latvia, Mūkusalas iela, Zemgale Suburb, Riga, Latvia

The Agenskalns Market (Agenskalna tirgus) is a historic market in Riga, Latvia, known for its vibrant atmosphere and a variety of local produce, goods, and crafts. It is a popular spot for both locals and visitors, offering a taste of traditional Latvian market life.

 Agenskalns Market

Brīvības Square in Tukums is the town's central hub, featuring historic monuments and buildings. It's a significant cultural site, hosting events that celebrate Latvian history and independence.

 Brivibas Square

Durbes Castle, located on Mazā Parka iela in Tukums, Latvia, is a historic manor house with elegant architecture and a rich history. The castle is surrounded by picturesque parks and often hosts cultural events and exhibitions, offering visitors a glimpse into Latvia's aristocrat

Durbes pils

The Castle Tower in Tukums is a historical landmark that once formed part of the town's medieval fortifications. This well-preserved structure offers a glimpse into the past, reflecting the town's strategic importance during the Middle Ages. Visitors can explore the tower

 Castle tower...

The Ķemeri State Hotel, located in Ķemeri, Latvia, is a historic building that once served as a prominent spa and wellness destination. Known for its classic architecture and picturesque setting, it reflects the area's tradition of health tourism and offers a glimpse into its pas

Ķemeri State Hotel

The Kemeri Water Tower is an iconic landmark with historical significance, offering panoramic views and insight into Latvia's architectural heritage.

 Kemeri water tower

The Ķemeri Water Tower is a striking example of early 20th-century industrial architecture. Its unique design and imposing structure make it a distinctive feature of the Ķemeri landscape. The tower’s architecture reflects the style of the period and showcases the engineering capa

The square often hosts local events, markets, and cultural activities, making it a vibrant part of the town’s social life. Its design aims to offer a serene space amidst the urban setting, contributing to the overall quality of life in Ogre.

 Ogre city square

Typically lined with shops, cafes, and public spaces, Ogre Pedestrian Street serves as a central hub for community activities and social interactions. It is often used for various events, markets, and festivals, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the town.

Ogres gājēju iela

The name “Baltā Cielava” translates to “White Crane,” which is a symbol with various cultural and historical meanings. The monument typically serves as a tribute to the heritage and values cherished by the local community.

Piemineklis "Baltā Cielava"

The manor house reflects the architectural style and historical significance of Latvian manorial estates. It often features classic elements such as spacious halls, period furnishings, and decorative details typical of the manor houses from its era.

Tīnūžu muiža

Iconic place in the Algarve, really cool!

Benagil Cave

Riga Castle, originally built in 1330, has been a central part of Latvia’s history for centuries. It was initially constructed by the Livonian Order and has served various roles, including a fortress, residence for the rulers, and a symbol of power. Today, it is the official resi

Riga Castle

Walking or driving across Vanšu tilts offers some of the best panoramic views of Riga. From the bridge, you can see the historic Old Town, the Riga Castle, and the Daugava River. The view is particularly breathtaking at sunset or at night when the city is illuminated.

Vanšu tilts

The Latvian flag, with its distinctive carmine red and white design, is one of the oldest flags in the world. Its origins date back to the 13th century, as mentioned in the ancient Latvian chronicle, “Livonian Rhymed Chronicle.” The red color is said to represent the blood shed b

Latvian flagpole

The Riga Railway Bridge, originally built between 1909 and 1914, is an important symbol of Latvia’s industrial and transportation history. It was one of the first permanent bridges across the Daugava River and has played a crucial role in connecting Riga to other parts of Latvia

Railway Bridge

Completed in 1957, the Stone Bridge was the first permanent bridge built across the Daugava River in the Soviet era, replacing older temporary structures. It symbolizes the post-war reconstruction period and the Soviet influence on Riga’s infrastructure development.

The “Vecrīga” offers scenic river cruises that provide a unique perspective of Riga. Passengers can enjoy views of the city’s historic landmarks, including the Old Town (Vecrīga), Riga Castle, and various architectural sights along the riverbanks.

River boat "Vecriga", dock

The Swedish Gates are the last remaining gates from the original city fortifications of Riga, which date back to the 17th century. They were part of the city’s defenses during the time when Riga was under Swedish rule.

Zviedru vārti

The area around Albert Street is part of the Riga Art Nouveau Centre, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walking down the street offers a glimpse into the artistic and cultural history of Riga during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Albert Square

Trolly Bus is most popular Sightseeing bus in Riga, it's Legend of Riga!

Find it (near to St. Peter's Church) and get most memorable excursion on your life. Trolly Bus will help you to get unforgettable feelings and take you out in comfort and style showing Riga around

Kungu iela 7/9

The building itself, known as the Riga City Council, features neoclassical architecture and is a key landmark in Riga. Its design and historical context reflect the city’s development and administrative history.

Riga City Hall

The street reflects the medieval layout of Riga’s Old Town, providing a glimpse into the city’s historic urban planning and architecture.

Smallest Street in Riga

Situated in a historic building in Riga’s Old Town, DOM combines a rich historical ambiance with modern culinary excellence, enhancing the overall dining experience.

Mazā Pils iela 1

I think it is the most pretty view of riga .

Krāmu iela 2

The passage connects the Town Hall Square (Rātslaukums) with other parts of the Old Town. It’s a key feature of Riga’s medieval urban layout and showcases the city’s historical architecture.

Rātes Pasāža

The waterfall is an unusual and striking installation within the market, adding a unique visual and sensory element to the space.

Water Fall

Memorial parks are often dedicated to honoring those who have passed away, particularly in the context of war, political repression, or other significant events. Visiting the Memorial Park in Jēkabpils allows you to pay respects to those who have contributed to or suffered during

Memorial park

Great place to stay at, very calm and quiet.

Karlamuiza Country Hotel

The Freedom Monument in Riga, Latvia, is a 42-meter tall symbol of independence, featuring a bronze statue of "Milda" holding three stars, representing Latvia's regions, and the inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom."

Freedom Monument

One of the largest shopping centers is Riga

TC Spice

The Latgale Congress, held in Rēzekne, was crucial for uniting the region of Latgale with Vidzeme and Kurzeme, the other two historical regions of Latvia. This unity was essential for the later establishment of an independent Latvian state in 1918. The congress marked a key momen

Latgales kongresam 100

The theatre building itself often features interesting architectural elements, reflecting the artistic and historical heritage of the city. The design of the theatre can be a testament to the importance of the arts in Daugavpils.

Daugavpils teātris

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Rēzekne, making it easy for guests to explore nearby attractions like the Rēzekne Promenade, Latgale Embassy GORS, and various historical sites, including the Rēzekne Castle Ruins.

Kolonna Hotel Rēzekne

reflects a strong sense of regional pride and cultural identity. Latgale has a distinct cultural heritage, language, and traditions, and the phrase “Es atgriežas Latgalē” (“I return to Latgale”) symbolizes a deep connection to the region.

Es atgriežas Latgalē Graffiti

Watching the camels on Cable Beach at sunset

Cable Beach Camels - Camel Rides

Glorious and iconic vista of Riomaggiore at the end of the scenic Cinque Terre

Vista Panoramica di Riomaggiore

The view overlooking Riga, Latvia from the Radisson Blu Latvija Conference & Spa Hotel.

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