De la catedrale magnifice la piețe de produse alimentare proaspete și operă până la un muzeu auto unic, Riga are totul pentru o vizită memorabilă. Acest oraș inspirator te va face să zâmbești!
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Best period
The best months for good weather in Riga are May, June, July, August and September
On average the hottest months are July and August
The coldest months are January and February
The best months for swimming are July and August
Tourist Attractions
Just reopened after an extended renovation, the Riga car museum will bring joy to the whole family.Located near a racing track in Suburbbia Riga, in a building that resembles the front of a car, the museum houses many magnificent examples in the history of car, from Ford Model T to vehicles once owned by Stalin, Khrushchev and Brejnev.Children will love interactive display.
The Latvians fought hard for the independence of their country, and the sacrifice and triumph are summarized in a magnificent work of art.Unveiled in 1935, the Freedom Monument also played a major role in the later tumultuous history of the country.The ensemble of the sculptor Kārlis Zāle depicts the nation singing, working and fighting for freedom, crowned by a beautiful girl who holds three stars up.
Founded in 1912, the Zoo in Riga is the oldest in the Baltic countries and one of the most beautiful in Europe.Located on the shore of Lake ķīšezers, it hosts a wide range of mammals, birds and reptiles.Children will love the zoo with pets, and the tropical steamy house will keep you hot throughout the year.A visit to the zoo is perfectly combined with a walk around Mežaparks, the suburb of the adjacent heritage garden.
You don't have to travel away in Riga to get rid of urban agitation.Located right on the threshold of the city, the outdoor ethnographic museum is a delicious park on the lake, where fine examples of vernacular architecture have been kept with all Latvia.
The National Art Museum in Latvia is a wonderful place to discover the artistic heritage of Latvia both through permanent exhibitions and by visiting.And fresh from a major reconstruction, the building is a work of art to enjoy.literally.art from behind the scenes.
Riga knew the golden era at the beginning of the twentieth century, exactly when the Art Nouveau architecture entered fashion, so the city has one of the richest collections in the world of this exuberant style.Mikhail Eisenstein.
The birthplace of the stars from the dancer Mihail Baryshnikov at the Diva Elīna Garageča, Riga is a city with a musical soul.Nowhere is this better presented than the work and national ballet in Latvia, a magnificent neoclassical building dating from 1882 to the heart of the city.
Contained for over 800 years of history and recognized by UNESCO as a site of world heritage, Old Riga is the heart and soul of the capital of Latvia.Many nations have contributed to the construction of this unique place, and famous personalities from Peter the Great to Richard Wagner spent time here.Magnificent churches are waiting for you, architectural masterpieces such as the house of blackheads, cobbled romantic streets, summer life and many more.
For a shopping experience like no other, go to the central market in Riga.One of the largest markets in Europe, the vast territory is dominated by five zeppelin hangers full of cheese, fish, smoked meat, honey, fresh fruits and vegetables and many other superb seasonal products.The atmosphere is friendly and full of local color.
Almost as old as Riga, the Doma Cathedral is the spiritual heart of the city.The construction started by the first bishop Albert in Riga in 1211, was a work in progress since then, with Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque and Nouveau elements in a harmonious whole.And do not miss a show at the famous organ, built in 1884 and considered today one of the best tools in the world.
