Old Riga & Art Nouveau Tour – A Journey Through Time and Elegance

Step into the heart of Latvia’s capital with our Old Riga and Art Nouveau Tour, a perfect blend of architectural beauty and rich history. Begin your experience in Riga’s Art Nouveau district, where elegant facades, whimsical details, and flowing lines define one of Europe’s finest collections of early 20th-century architecture. Recognized by UNESCO, this area showcases a unique artistic heritage that sets Riga apart as a true gem of the Art Nouveau movement.

From there, travel further back in time with a guided 2-hour walking tour of Old Riga. Wander through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, enclosed by 13th–18th century fortifications. Despite centuries of change and conflict, the city’s medieval churches, guild halls, and merchant houses have stood the test of time—offering an authentic glimpse into Riga’s storied past.

This tour is ideal for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and curious travelers eager to explore the soul of Riga in just a few hours.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION

Riga, Latvia

DEPARTURE TIME

Beginning at 10:00 AM (or convenient time for you)

RETURN TIME

Approximately 13:00 PM.

LANGUAGE

English, German, France, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and more..

PRICE (ONE PERSON)

EUR 50,- (in 2-3 people group)
EUR 40,- (in 4-7 people group)
EUR 25,- (in 8-15 people group)

INCLUDED

Services of a guide

NOT INCLUDED

Personal expense

Guide gratuite

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Discover Riga’s Art Nouveau Gem

Explore Riga’s stunning Art Nouveau district, home to one of the largest and most impressive collections of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe.The downtown area, is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List thanks to its Medieval dwellings, quaint 19th century wooden structures and its prime examples of Art Nouveau architecture that, actually, are like no other!

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM: Old Riga excursion

Walking tour in Old Riga – is the historical and geographical centre of Riga on the right bank of the Daugava. Old Riga covers a relatively small inner area of the 13th-18th century fortifications where unique monuments of medieval architecture which, surprisingly, have survived two world wars are concentrated. According to desires our tourists can attend cosy cafe or try out Riga balsam.