Guided Tour to UNESCO Kuldiga town & Venta River Waterfall
Talsi Municipality, Latvia
Take in the views of a romantic widest waterfall in Europe with your guide. Walk along the medieval streets and buildings of Kuldiga city what was recently included in the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Overview
This guided tour explores Kuldiga, a medieval town in Kurzeme, Latvia, ideal for travelers interested in history, nature, and rural landscapes.
Highlights
- Widest waterfall in Europe on the River Venta
- Doll's Garden open-air exhibition in Sabile
- UNESCO-listed old town of Kuldiga with well-preserved 17th-18th century architecture
- Rural landscapes of Latvia
- Bridge to Nowhere built between the World Wars
Description
Kuldiga is a medieval town located 130 km from Riga with narrow streets and authentic 18th-19th century houses featuring red roof tiles. Its historic center, preserved according to local building traditions, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town’s red brick bridge is one of the longest in Europe, spanning the River Venta just above a waterfall approximately 250 meters wide.
The tour includes a visit to Kuldiga’s picturesque center and the impressive waterfall. Lunch is provided at a local café, chosen to suit your preferences. On the way, there is an option to stop in Sabile, renowned for its open-air vineyard, recorded as the northernmost vineyard in the Guinness World Records. Sabile also features the Doll's Garden, an outdoor exhibition of life-size dolls dressed in various costumes that depict everyday scenes.
Includes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Drinking water available on request
- Opportunity to purchase local cider
- May and October option to see fish jumping over the waterfall
Excludes
- Lunch
- Additional food and drinks
- Souvenirs
- Gratuities
Important Information
- Tours operate with a minimum of one guest
- Your guide will contact you 1-2 days before the trip
- Questions are welcome at any time
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes and plan your visit in May or October to witness the fish jumping over the waterfall.
