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| Central Market |
| The Central Market in Riga is the largest market in Europe. It consists of 4 main pavilions (meat, fish, vegetable and dairy pavilions) that come around commercial rows and stalls.The bank of the_ |
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| Riga National Zoological Garden (Riga Zoo) |
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| TV Tower at Zakusala |
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| Artificial Castle Ruins |
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| Sepmuiza |
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| Latvian Railway History Museum |
| In 1999 the renovation of the museum building was started. The complex of the building will include exposition halls, an office and an exposition in a carriage. A new exhibition hall in the engine warehouse_ |
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| Dzeguzkalns (hill) |
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| Green Areas near Opera House |
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| Maras pond, river Marupite, Bierini |
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| The Small Guild |
| The Small Guild was built after the Big one. The owner was a closed fellowship of craftsmen that had been formed in the XIII century and in the middle of last century united representatives of more than_ |
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| Daugavgriva bulwark |
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| Ojars Vacieties Memorial Museum |
| "The flat where the poet Ojars Vacietis (1933-1983) lived was opened as a memorial museum in 1992. Surrounded by his personal belongings such as his beret, sunglasses, globe, manuscripts and drawings,_ |
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| Exhibition Centre in Kipsala |
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| Kojusalas Garden |
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| Daugavgriva Fortress |
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| Arkadijas Park |
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| Swedish Gate |
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| Latvian Culture Museum "Dauderi" |
| Museum's building was built in 1897 as "Waldschlössen" (at present - "Aldaris"), family mansion of the owner Adolf von Bingner (design's author - F. Zeiberlihs). It is surrounded_ |
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| Ruins of a power station near lake Babelite |
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| Riga Motormuseum |
| Riga Motor Museum is the biggest antique vehicle museum in the Baltic countries. It has gained acknowledgement in Europe and in the whole world. Riga Motor Museum is a state culture institution that is_ |
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| Eduards Smilgis Theatre Museum |
| The Eduards Smilgis Theatre Museum occupies the house of the distinguished director, the founder of the Dailes (Art) Theatre Eduards Smilgis (1886-1966) in Pardaugava. The building was especially designed_ |
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