Climb aboard an eco-friendly canal boat to see the sights of Riga from a different perspective as you cruise along the Daugava River. Escape the crowds of the city center as you set sail from the pier by the Freedom Monument at the 18th-century fortifications known as the Triangula Bastion (Bastejkalns). Glide gently under historic bridges and see landmark attractions such as the elegant home of the Latvian National Opera, Europe's largest market and bazaar at Riga Central Market and the UNESCO World Heritage monuments of the Spīķeri Quarter.  Get amazing views of the Vecrīga district (Old Riga) as you cruise towards the Riga Passenger Terminal and Yacht Club Andrejosta. Make your way back towards the departure point and get stunning views of Kronvalda Park and the Latvian National Theatre.

Discover Riga on a hop-on hop-off tour. Enjoy 60 minutes route, and see the Opera House, the historic Old City, and the Central Market. With more than 80 sights along the routes, this pass allows you to make the most of the hop-on-hop-off tour style. Departing from the Town Square, the tour runs through three districts. First, the bus goes to Pardaugava, an area that overlooks ancient cathedrals on the left bank of the river Daugava. Crossing the Stone Bridge, take in the panorama of the Old City.  Then, pass the Boulevard Ring, see the famous Monument of Freedom, the Opera House, the Powder Tower, and much more. See Riga's Central Market, the largest covered market in Europe. Then you can see a range of architectural styles, from romantic facades to decorative art nouveau. See the famous Alberta Street, with its detailed facades and Michael Eisenstein architecture. 

Enjoy a different lifestyle experience in Riga in maximum comfort and style aboard on one of the most unique classic Tender boats in Rīga in small group (up to 5 persons). Experience will take ~ 50 minutes. Start of experience will be in Andrejosta Yacht club (Rīga, Esporta street 1D) Opportunity to take a peaceful and romantic trip through the City canal and Daugava. The trip will lead from the Yacht Club Andrejosta to the Latvian National Opera through the City Canal and then back to Andrejosta and further along the Daugava to Riga Castle. During the trip, you will see a charming panorama. There will be wonderful views in all directions, and you will be able to enjoy a great panorama of Kronvalda Park, National theatre, Bastejkalns, Freedom Monument, National Opera, Andrejosta, Rīga Passenger port, the magnificent towers of Old Riga, AB Dam and Ķīpsala. The route is ideal for families with children. PS: Due to the construction works of Rail Baltica the route could be changed!

Come and feel the taste of Riga. A tour through Riga Central Market. The largest market in the Baltic States and one of the biggest outdoor markets in Europe. It’s pavilions, former German Zeppelin hangars, have been a striking landmark of the city since 1930’s. Its extensive range of products includes food and products characteristic of Latvia-fresh and smoked fish, meat and dairy products, fresh and pickled vegetables, fruit, berries, real country bread and many others. Our guide will take you to the world of colors, aromas and tastes by offering you to try our local specialties.

Exciting excursion with a professional guide around Riga Central Market. Many interesting stories are hidden behind the walls of this building. You will learn how this market became the biggest market in Europe. Your friendly guide will tell you how the Central Market was used in the 20th century. You will experience the specialties of the Riga Central Market such as salads, sandwiches, fresh juices and many varieties of food. Not only food, you will walk by visiting historical attractions. You will find interesting and unexpected product combinations!

See the sights of Riga at your own pace and according to your schedule on a self-guided walking tour. Download an audio guide onto your MP3 player and get a fully detailed map to help you explore. Explore Riga, the city that only recently gained independence from Russia in 1991. This blossoming city of culture is quickly becoming a popular spot for tourists and other Europeans and the world is taking notice, with Riga being named the "European Capital of Culture" in 2014. Its architectural buildings are definitely worth viewing when visiting the area, with the great Riga Castle and St. Peter’s Church being at the top of the list. You can walk down the flat streets and check out the interesting restaurants and cafes with unique drinks only served in Riga. On this audio tour you will also see the Town Hall Square, the House of Brotherhood and the Blackheads, the Museum of the Occupation, the National Opera House, the Freedom Monument, and the Swedish Gate. There is also an optional addition to see the Central Market.

This is a chance to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Riga historical center and more by foot and by car! Walking tour of Riga Old Town, where legends and fun stories of the city. Every corner will bring back to the German, Polish, Swedish, Russian Empire and also Soviet times. Also, independent Latvia time and nowadays. Sometimes Riga is called as a European Capital of Art Nouveau buildings or "Small Paris" as well. Capital or not, is not so important, but concentration of buildings built in this style and some of them by architect Michael Eisenstein is worth to see. Apart from the Old Town and art Nouveau district so-called Moscow suburb and  Riga Central Market will be included! The driving tour gives a great chance to see Riga from different angles - impossible to do on feet in such a limited time. Riga is so different and tour will be designed for every guest. Let your time in Riga be relaxing and enjoyable!

Visiting the central market is the best way to discover new city, get known with local culture and cuisine. Riga Central market is located a few minutes walk from the Old Town is a true treasure for Riga guests. Build a century ago Central market still is popular among Latvian merchants and customers. It has a brilliant history and is part of Unesco “World Heritage” list. During this game you will travel through the history of Market and will visit the most impressive places. Difficulty — moderate. Some experience in quest-a-like games (scavenger hunts, mystery geocaches…) will be useful. Languages: English, Latvian, Russian, Estonian, Lithuanian, German