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1991 Barricades Museum
The 1991 Barricades Museum was established in 2001 on the basis of historical items collected by the association of participants of the barricade..»
Aleksandrs Čaks Memorial Apartment
Aleksandrs Čaks Memorial Apartment on Lāčplēša Street is the place where the renowned poet lived from 1937 to his death in 1950.
Andrejs Upīts Memorial Museum
This is one of the rare museums in Latvia that reflects recent historic reality and the paradox of Socialistic ideology.
Art Museum Riga Bourse
The Art Museum Riga Bourse is the newest museum in Riga, open since August 20, 2011. The museum's building is an architectural monument of nation..»
Aspazija's House
Various gatherings and exhibits are held in Aspazija's House, which also has a small library.
Dauderi
"Dauderi" house, which belongs to the National History Museum of Latvia, is located in one of Rīga's neighbourhoods - Sarkandaugava. It was opene..»
Daugava Museum
The aim of the Daugava Museum is to reveal and show the River Daugava, and the unique history of the town of Salaspils and its surroundings as an..»
Eduards Smiļģis Theatre Museum
The Pardaugava home of renowned director and founder of the Daile Theatre, Eduards Smiļģis, has been transformed into a museum. The exposition sh..»
House of Blackheads
Old Town's House of Blackheads, originally the New House, was built in 1334. It was reconstructed several times from 1522, when stones where set ..»
Jānis Akuraters Museum
In 1933, Latvian poet Jānis Akuraters’ family built a wooden house to the design of architect V. Vitands in Torņakalns, in Pārdaugava.
Jānis Rozentāls and Rūdolfs Blaumanis Museum
This building, designed by architects Konstantīns Pēkšēns and Eižens Laube, was erected in 1903. As are the surrounding edifices on Alberta Stree..»
Jelgava Castle
The Baroque-style residence of the former Duke of Kurzeme and Zemgale was constructed by the famous architect F. B Rastrelli from 1738 to 1740 an..»
Jews In Latvia
The "Jews In Latvia" Museum combines the functions of history museum, documentation centre and research institute. Besides the permanent collecti..»
Jurmala City Museum
This museum's permanent collection has a multitude of display items reflecting life in the resort city from the end of the 19th century till toda..»
Jurmala Open-air Museum
The museum was founded in 1970 and opened its doors to visitors in 1979. The museum displays a 19th century fisherman's home with all the charact..»
Jūrmala Vintage Vehicle Museum
The Jūrmala Vintage Vehicle Museum is home to classic motor cars, motorcycles, a carriage and a 1935 limousine.
Krišjānis Barons Museum
Those who are truly interested in heartfelt Latvian historical culture should definitely visit Krišjānis Barons Museum. Latvia and its nation can..»
Latvian Artists' Union Museum
With its collection of art work as the foundation, the Latvian Artists' Union established a museum in 2001. The collection is made up of works da..»
Latvian Ethnographic Open-air Museum
The Latvian Ethnographic Open-air Museum is one of the oldest open-air museums in Europe. Now its territory covers 87.66 hectares of forest on th..»
Latvian Fire Fighting Museum
Fire-fighters have always been surrounded by a special aura - simple heroism and human selflessness. Their equipment - huge fire trucks, pumps, l..»
Latvian Museum of Architecture
The museum's collections include a bibliographical list of Latvian architects and a collection of the most outstanding masters' works. The museum..»
Latvian Museum of Naive Art
The Latvian Museum of Naive Art collects, preserves, researches and popularises specific works of art from the 18th century till today.
Latvian Museum of Photography
The only Museum devoted to photographic art in Latvia has been open to the public since 1993.
Latvian National Museum of Art
The Latvian National Museum of Art is the largest collection of national art in Latvia. The museum building on K.Valdemāra iela, designed by Germ..»
Latvian Railway History Museum
Railway is the forerunner of civilisation and a life artery, as well as a friend to adventurers, offering people a way to attain their dreams. Th..»
Latvian Sports Museum
Historic sports equipment and sportswear, photographs from a variety of sporting events - the Latvian Sports Museum offers extensive information ..»
Latvian War Museum
The Museum exposition reveals Latvia’s military political history with a special emphasis on the 20th century, a period during which the Latvian ..»
Literature and Music Museum
The Museum provides an opportunity to find out about the history of music in Latvia, through viewing ancient folk musical instruments, as well as..»
Mentzendorff House
The Mentzendorff House, with its 17th–18th century atmosphere, is the only museum of its kind in the Baltics. The museum introduces visitors to t..»
Museum of Ancient Baltic Jewellery
How did Rigans adorn themselves 800 years ago and earlier? What can jewellery tell one about the time before the city of Riga? Who made the beade..»
Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation
This is the oldest public museum in Latvia and one of the oldest in Europe, the origin of which dates back to 1773.
Museum of the Occupation of Latvia 1940-1991
The Museum reveals Latvia’s history from 1940 until 1991, when occupations by both the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were experienced.
National Museum of Art exhibition space "Arsenāls"
A part of the Latvian National Museum of Art's collection - paintings, graphic works and sculptures.
Natural History Museum of Latvia
Come and see nature in the very heart of the city! The Natural History Museum of Latvia is a genuine oasis of nature in the middle of civilisatio..»
Ojārs Vācietis Memorial Museum
The museum was founded in 1988, 5 years after the great Latvian poet Ojārs Vācietis (1933—1983) passed away. The museum is located in Pārdaugava ..»
Pharmacy Museum
There are many pharmacy museums in the world, and Riga also has one, opened in 1986. The Pharmacy Museum occupies three small and romantic 18th c..»
Popular Front Museum
The Popular Front Museum is a modern history archive with specific documents and display items, reflecting the Latvian people's struggle for libe..»
Rainis and Aspazija House-Museum
Rainis and Aspazija House-Museum forms a part of a significant area of wooden buildings in Riga’s centre. Both the two storey building fronting t..»
Rainis/Aspazija's Summer Home
The house, built at the end of the 19th century, was the summer residence for the noted poets Rainis and Aspazija from 1927 to 1929.
Riga Art Nouveau Museum
Rīga is one of the few European cities where Art Nouveau architecture, art and design objects have survived in great numbers. It is even called "..»
Riga Aviation Museum
The Mi-6 heavy transport helicopter looks sadly at the visitors to the museum; it somewhat resembles a flying animal from an animation movie. Air..»
Riga Film Museum
Riga Film Museum, founded in 1988, is the only film museum in Latvia. The museum is noted for its personal attention to visitors and quality exhi..»
Riga Ghetto Museum
Riga Ghetto Museum is located in the historic area bordering the former ghetto. More than 70,000 names of Holocaust victims and a photo exhibitio..»
Riga Motor Museum
The Riga Motor Museum, which is the biggest antique vehicle museum in the Baltic countries, warmly welcomes its visitors to its specifically-desi..»
Riga Museum of Decorative Arts and Design
The Museum of Decorative and Design Art is located in the former St. George’s Church building (1204), which is the oldest stone building in Riga...»
Riga Porcelain Museum
Porcelain - so sophisticated, luxurious and fragile, yet unimaginably different in the hands of inspired artists. The Riga Porcelain Museum unvei..»
Romans Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova Museum
The museum, dedicated to the Artists Romans Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova, is a subsidiary of the Latvian National Museum of Art. It is set up in t..»
Rundale Palace
Rundale Palace is one of Latvia's most outstanding architectural landmarks - a Baroque period ensemble complete with palace, stables and garden-p..»
Sigulda New Castle
Built between 1878 to 1881 as a home for manor owners, the Kropotkins, on foundations of an older masonry. After World War I the premises housed ..»
