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Budget-friendly guide to Riga

Food and drinks

Wine bars and restaurants

Garage wine & food

Vegan guide to Riga

Vegstop.lv Vegan Brands Popup Cafe

14 reasons to visit Riga

World-class food scene

Shopping Centers

Rīga Plaza

"Rīga Plaza" is one of the largest and most modern shopping centers in Latvia, featuring over 160 stores. This fashion and entertainment hub showcases some of Europe's most popular fashion, accessory, and beauty brands. Here, you can explore and shop for products from brands such as H&M, Peek&Cloppenburg, NewYorker, HalfPrice, Sinsay, House, Lindex, Ecco, Deichmann, Douglas, Samsonite, and many more.

Dome Square

Riga Christmas Market

Riga Christmas Market makes the weeks before Christmas a particularly lovely time to be in the city. In this traditional market, which begins on the first Sunday of Advent, mulled wine becomes the drink of choice as the aromas of cinnamon, ginger, and roasted almonds fill the air. This year, the Riga Christmas Market will be even more amazing than ever.

Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum

Contemporary Crafts Festival

The festival invites masters of Latvian arts and crafts who apply a variety of methods and materials. Involved in their production of goods are not only crafts skills, but also elements of technology development and modern design. The crafts combine the beautiful with the useful: artistic individuality, crafts skills and mercantile wisdom. The products represented at the festival have to reflect the demand of modern society for unique products and at the same time to show alternatives to uniform mass products.

Āgenskalns Market

Taste Latvia in one hour at Gastro Market Tour

Join the regular 1-hour guided gastro tour through the vibrant Āgenskalns Market in Riga – featuring 7 local tastings. Discover authentic Latvian flavors, stories, and culture all in one unforgettable experience.

Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation

"Animals in Riga: to use and to cherish?"

The exhibition shows how the place and role of animals in the city and in the everyday life of its inhabitants has changed over the centuries, and how contemporary perceptions and attitudes towards animals, their use and protection have evolved.

Latvian National Opera and Ballet

Ballet Casanova

Created by choreographer Kenneth Tindall, composer Kerry Muzzey, author of the scenario Ian Kelly and set and costume designer Christopher Oram, this production offers us an incredible opportunity to discover the magnificent and breathtaking world of the 18th century.