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1. 1 Doma laukums
- Riga Cathedral is the main Riga Lutheran cathedral, known for its Gothic architecture mixed with later...
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2. Dome Square
- Dome Square
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3. Church of St. Saviour
- Anglican Church
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4. Rīgas Doms (Riga Cathedral)
- Largest Cathedral in the Baltics
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5. Tris Brali (Three Brothers)
- Architectural Ensemble of Medieval Dwellings
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6. Skonto Arēna
- Sports Arena
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7. Latvijas okupācijas muzejs (Museum of the Occupation of Latvia)
- The History of a Selective Period
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8. Bastion Hill (Bastejkalns)
- Bastion Hill is one of oldest parks in Riga, which was founded in 1855 - 1860, when the bank rampart...
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9. House of Blackheads
- It was popular in Middle Ages and has interesting history. It was totaly ruined at the end of the War...
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10. Staro Rīga
- Light festival - taking place around Latvia's independence day - 18th of November. 2010 had 75 light...
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The Best of NileGuide
- While Riga is small enough to walk through and see all the sites, a guided tour is probably best if Latvian isn't your first language. It can be very hard to understand what you're looking at on a map when it's all in Cyrillic. Anyways, Riga has buildings with great Soviet-influenced architechure that managed to retain Latvian-style even with the oppressive hand of Stalin reigning down and they're a treat that anyone with ties to the Baltic region can appreciate. Riga also has many historical buildings dating to the 1300's, many of them churches, that have stood the test of time and are much celebrated as a national treasure for their age. There's a lot to see in Riga. Plan ample time!
