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Doma square
The place that is nowadays called Doma Square is an immeasurable spatial formation for Riga Old Town. In the 1860's dwellings were demolished in the western part of the Dome and the present western entrance of the church was built. But in the thirties of the previous century the squares of private houses were destroyed to the north of the Dome. The square is surrounded by several beautiful monumental buildings built in the 19th.
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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. Although the name “Blackheads House” dates back only to 1687. The building was destroyed during World War II, but on June 29, 1995, the foundations for the structure that is seen today were laid. A memorial capsule was inserted into the foundations. Work on the restoration was completed in 1999. |
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The 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 Riga Market is amazing because of its sizes, smells and santim-precise change. You simply MUST buy smoked chicken, meat delicacies, smoked fish etc. |
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LIDO Recreation Centre
The LIDO Recreation Centre is a place where Latvian culture and old cooking traditions go hand in hand. It is the place where everybody – children and adults, families and friends can meet and relax. This place is available to everyone without any restrictions.
Anybody can enjoy a cosy atmosphere and hospitality of the Centre, and feel very special here. The LIDO Recreation Centre is the place you can always call your place. |
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National Opera of Latvia
The Latvian National Opera is the biggest and best musical theater in the country. Recognized as a living national treasure since its founding in 1918, Latvian National Opera at once became the center of Riga's musical activity. The 20th century is represented by such outstanding composers as Strauss, Albert, Schilling, Krenek, Reinberger, Wolf-Ferrari, Cilea and Janacek. The company pays great attention to the preservation of national tradition and culture. |
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