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Riga Cross Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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Riga St. Francisk Roman Catholic Church |
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The White Church |
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Riga Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church |
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St. Peter Church |
Saint Peter's church is a tall church in Riga, Latvia. It was first built in 1209 as a church for the people. Enlarged in the beginning of 15th century (1409-...) by the mason Johann Rumeschottel of_ |
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Railroad Bridge over Daugava |
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Powder Tower |
For the first time it was mentioned under the name of the Sand Tower. At the beginning of the 14 century the tower was a main part of Sand Gate fortification system, consisting of 25 towers. It stood on_ |
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Riga St. Matthew Baptist Church |
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Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in Riga |
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Riga Holy Joseph Roman Catholic Congregation |
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Old St. Gertrud's Church in Riga |
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Freedom Monument |
The Freedom Monument is a memorial located in Riga Latvia honoring soldiers killed during the Latvian war of independence (1918-1920). It is considered an important symbol of the freedom, independence,_ |
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Jacob's Barracks |
The Jacob's Barracks are situated in the very centre of the Old City on Torna Street. They were built in the XVIII century. At those times it was the longest building in Riga. The last restoration of_ |
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Warrior |
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Riga St. Alberts Roman Catholic Congregation |
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Riga Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral |
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Riga Holy Virgin Shelter Church |
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Virgin of Anguish Roman Catholic Church |
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Blackheads House |
The origins of this structure date back to the 14th century, when a building was put up for the needs of city officials and tradesmen. The so-called Blackheads Society, whose patron was St. Mauritius, took_ |
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Cable Bridge over River Daugava |
The Cable Bridge in tiltsRiga is a cable-stayed bridge that crosses the Daugava river in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is one of five bridges crossing Daugava in Riga; it is 595 meters long, it was built_ |
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Ciekurkalns Water Tower |
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