Riga Old Town, Art Nouveau and Central Market Tour by car
Old Town, Riga, Latvia
Explore Riga's Old Town to see the Town Hall Square, Blackheads' House, St. Peter's Church, and more. To scroll down Art Nouveau part of Riga and visit the Central Market and learn about its history.
Riga Walking and Driving City Tour
This guided tour in Riga suits visitors interested in history, architecture, and local culture, combining walking and driving exploration.
Highlights
- Discover the history and legends of Riga on a guided walking tour
- Visit Town Hall Square, Blackheads' House, and St. Peter's Church
- View Dome Cathedral, Riga Castle, and the Three Brothers houses
- Explore Alberta Street and Elizabetes Street, known as 'Small Paris'
- Stop at Riga Central Market, originally built as a zeppelin garage
Description
Begin with a 1.5-hour walking tour of Old Riga. Explore Town Hall Square, including the Blackheads' House, Town Hall, and Soviet-era architecture. See landmarks such as St. Peter's Church, the Musicians of Bremen monument, Dome Cathedral, Riga Castle, and the Three Brothers houses.
Learn about connections between these buildings and Tallinn city, discover a popular local café, and find out where to taste Riga's traditional drink. Hear the story behind Riga’s cat symbol.
Continue by car through different city areas, including Alberta Street and Elizabetes Street. Admire early 20th-century architecture known as 'Small Paris,' paying attention to the symbolic details on building facades.
End with a visit to Riga Central Market, learning about its history as a zeppelin garage.
Includes
- Guide with car
- Pickup suited to guest pace
- Advice for best Instagram spots
- Bottled water upon request
Excludes
- Tips
Important Information
- Contact the guide before the tour to confirm meeting point and time
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing. Morning tours offer ideal lighting for photography and fewer crowds.