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A land of art nouveau elegance and unspoiled nature. Latvia offers serene beaches, dense forests, and a rich cultural heritage waiting to be explored. The Sky Tour ensures a seamless visa experience so you can enjoy the best of the Baltics.
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A Land of Baltic and Timeless Tranquility
Old Town
• UNESCO World Heritage Site: Riga’s Old Town is a UNESCO-listed historic center, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and Gothic churches.
• Rich Medieval History: Established in 1201, Old Town Riga was a key trading hub in the Hanseatic League, which influenced its architecture and cultural development.
• Iconic Landmarks: The area is home to Riga Cathedral (the largest medieval church in the Baltics), St. Peter’s Church (offering panoramic city views), and the House of the Blackheads, a stunning 14th-century guildhall.
• Lively Atmosphere: Old Town is filled with charming cafés, restaurants, museums, and street performers, making it a vibrant cultural and social hub.
• Historic City Walls & Fortifications: While most of Riga’s medieval walls were demolished in the 19th century, you can still see remnants like the Swedish Gate and the Powder Tower, part of the Latvian War Museum.
• Blend of Architectural Styles: The district showcases a mix of Gothic, Baroque, Art Nouveau, and Renaissance architecture, reflecting Riga’s diverse history and influences.
Castel Sant’Angelo, a towering fortress on the banks of the Tiber River in Rome, has served as a mausoleum, papal residence, and military stronghold over the centuries. Originally built as the tomb of Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century, it later became a refuge for popes, connected to the Vatican by a secret passage. Today, it houses a museum with medieval weapons, frescoed rooms, and panoramic city views from its terrace.
Riga Central Market
• One of Europe’s Largest Markets: Opened in 1930, Riga Central Market is one of the largest and most famous markets in Europe, covering over 72,000 square meters and serving as a major shopping hub.
• Housed in Former Zeppelin Hangars: The market’s five massive pavilions were originally used as German Zeppelin hangars during World War I, making it an architectural and historical landmark.
• UNESCO World Heritage Site: Located in Riga’s historic center, the market is part of the UNESCO-listed Old Town due to its cultural and historical significance.
• Wide Variety of Fresh Products: Visitors can find fresh produce, meats, dairy, seafood, spices, and baked goods, as well as local delicacies like smoked fish, rye bread, and Latvian honey.
• Local and International Cuisine: Besides shopping, the market offers a variety of street food stalls, cafés, and restaurants, where visitors can taste authentic Latvian and international dishes.
• Popular Tourist and Local Spot: The market attracts both locals and tourists, offering a vibrant atmosphere where people can experience daily Latvian life, culture, and food traditions.
Riga Central Market, one of Europe’s largest and most vibrant markets, is a culinary and cultural hub in the heart of Latvia’s capital. Housed in historic Zeppelin hangars, it offers a vast selection of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and traditional Latvian delicacies. Bustling with local vendors and shoppers, the market is a perfect place to experience authentic Latvian Flavors and daily life. A must-visit for food lovers and explorers alike.
Gauja National Park & Turaida Castle
• Largest & Oldest National Park in Latvia: Established in 1973, Gauja National Park covers over 900 km², making it Latvia’s largest and most scenic natural reserve.
• Stunning Natural Landscapes: The park features dense forests, sandstone cliffs, caves, rivers, and diverse wildlife, offering breathtaking scenery and outdoor activities.
• Rich in Historical & Cultural Sites: Besides Turaida Castle, the park is home to medieval castles, ancient settlements, and historical manors, including Sigulda Castle and Krimulda Manor.
• A Beautiful Medieval Castle: Built in 1214 by the Livonian Order, Turaida Castle is one of Latvia’s most well-preserved medieval castles, offering panoramic views of the Gauja River Valley.
• The Turaida Museum Reserve: The castle complex includes historical buildings, medieval artifacts, and exhibitions about Latvia’s history and culture.
• The Legend of the Rose of Turaida: A famous Latvian love story about Maija, the Rose of Turaida, who sacrificed her life for love, is associated with the castle, adding to its romantic and mystical appeal.
Gauja National Park, Latvia’s largest and oldest national park, is a paradise of lush forests, scenic river valleys, and medieval castles. Located in the Gauja River Valley, it offers breathtaking hiking trails, caves, and diverse wildlife. Within the park stands the majestic Turaida Castle, a red-brick fortress from the 13th century. Overlooking the Gauja River, the castle houses a museum and offers panoramic views, making it a must-visit for history and nature lovers alike.
Rundāle Palace
• Latvia’s Most Famous Baroque Palace: Built between 1736 and 1768, Rundāle Palace is often called the “Versailles of Latvia”, known for its grand architecture and stunning gardens.
• Designed by Bartolomeo Rastrelli: The palace was designed by the Italian architect Rastrelli, who also created St. Petersburg’s Winter Palace (Hermitage).
• Former Residence of the Dukes of Courland: It was originally built as a summer residence for Duke Ernst Johann Biron, a favourite of Russian Empress Anna Ivanovna.
• Magnificent Interiors: The palace features lavish Baroque and Rococo-style halls, including the Golden Hall, White Hall, and Duke’s private apartments, decorated with intricate frescoes and gilded details.
• Beautiful French-Style Gardens: The 10-hectare garden, inspired by Versailles, features geometric flower beds, fountains, rose gardens, and tree-lined paths, making it a perfect place for a scenic walk.
• Now a Museum & Cultural Venue: Today, Rundāle Palace serves as a museum, hosting exhibitions, concerts, and festivals, attracting history lovers and tourists from around the world.
Rundāle Palace, often called the “Versailles of Latvia,” is a stunning Baroque and Rococo masterpiece. Built in the 18th century for the Duke of Courland, it features lavishly decorated halls, intricate frescoes, and elegant gardens. The palace’s Golden Hall, White Hall, and French-style gardens showcase its royal grandeur. A symbol of Latvia’s rich history and artistic beauty, Rundāle Palace is a must-visit for architecture and history enthusiasts.
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