Our friendly, experienced guide will make sure you learn plenty of fascinating facts about Riga — including some you won’t easily find elsewhere.

1. Laima Clock and Freedom Monument

We’ll start at the famous Laima Clock, a symbol of local life, and then visit the Freedom Monument, a key landmark of Latvia’s independence.

2. Medieval Riga and Bastion hill park

Short history of city Riga founded in the 13th century and Bastion hill park surrounding it.

3. Liiv Square

Short history of the local liiv tribes living in Riga, forming a part of being Latvian. Funny story of the Great guild and The House of black cats.

4. Powder Tower

Discover the history of one of the few surviving medieval towers that once protected Riga from invaders.

5. Swedish Gate and Executioner’s House

Explore the historic Swedish Gate and hear the fascinating tales of the nearby Executioner’s House.

6. St. Jacob’s Church and the Sinner’s Bell

Learn the legend behind the "Sinner’s Bell" at one of Riga’s oldest churches.

7. Three Brothers

Visit the famous architectural trio, each house representing a different era of Riga’s architectural history.

8. Juliet’s Balcony

Discover the secrets of the so-called "Juliet’s Balcony," steeped in local legends.

9. Dome Square and Dome Cathedral

Step into the heart of Old Riga to admire Dome Square and the majestic Dome Cathedral, famous for its grand organ.

10. Narrowest Street and Medieval Well

Walk down the city’s narrowest street and see one of the oldest medieval wells still preserved in Riga.

11. Town Hall Square

Mix of Riga's history. Blackheads house -a symbol of Riga’s rich trade history.

12. St. Peter’s Church

Look up at the spire of St. Peter’s Church, one of Riga’s most recognizable landmarks.

13. Riga's oldest rooster and the secret of  the "black box" of the tower