Top Latvia Art Tours

With this ticket, gain admission to the Live Silver Museum on a date that suits you, without having to encounter long ticket lines at the entrance. Instead, head straight in and discover the museum’s collection of intricate silver sculptures—such as palaces and foliage. As you walk around the exhibitions, learn about the meaning behind the masterpieces and the story of their creation.

Enjoy personalized attention from a private guide while on this tour focused on Riga's art nouveau architecture. Stroll through Riga's downtown to find some of the architectural gems you might not stumble upon on your own, listening to architecture-focused commentary from your guide. Visit as many of the 800 art nouveau buildings as possible in your 2-hour tour time; efficient travel is made possible with a private tour.

Set off on a thrilling private coastline tour to the vibrant seaside town of Saulkrasti, where Latvia’s maritime past comes alive through windswept dunes, charming ports, coastal art, and unforgettable flavors. Latvia’s greatest natural jewel is its Baltic shoreline—560 km of diverse coast. For centuries, this rugged edge of the country has been the heartbeat of trade, exploration, and seaside life. Today, it blends old-world charm with untouched nature and striking modern contrasts. This route reveals everything from ancient port towns to wild beaches where time stands still. You’ll pass grand villas nestled beside pine forests, stumble upon quiet, shell-strewn shores, and meet locals who live in sync with the rhythm of the sea. Expect to savor freshly caught fish, discover captivating seaside legends, and witness how local artists draw inspiration from the ever-changing coastal light. This coastline isn’t just different - it’s like stepping into another world. Let it surprise you!

Come with me on this 90-minute walking Experience, and you will learn all the secrets of Riga’s splendid Art Nouveau history! During our short but sweet excursion, I will tell you about the city, its history, the local lifestyle and the unique culture of Riga and Latvia. While walking through the city and marvelling at its most beautiful buildings and the lushest of parks, I will share unique stories about Riga and Latvia that no typical city tour tells, and I will show you all the important sites and Instagram worthy places. This is also your chance to get insider tips about the best cafes, restaurants, and bars to visit, and learn how to make the most out of your stay in Riga. Let the busy city life pass by while we deep dive into the Art Nouveau history of Riga and stroll through its serene parks!

Explore Riga’s vibrant nightlife on a pub crawl tailored for travelers aged 50 and over. Discover the city’s hidden gems as you visit authentic folk clubs, jazz lounges, and historic cafes, all while enjoying optional local drinks and snacks. Each stop features live traditional or acoustic music performances, allowing you to soak in the local culture. Connect with fellow travelers, make new friends, and experience the true spirit of Riga without the tourist crowds. - 3-hour guided pub crawl through Riga’s charming nightlife - Visit 4–5 intimate venues, including folk music clubs and jazz lounges - Enjoy 2 local shots and optional snacks at select stop - Listen to live music performances at each venue, enhancing the experience

Find out the different cultural and artistic characteristics that makes this city unique, and enjoy the buzzing community and city ambience! Whether you are visiting Riga as a returning tourist who wants to get to know the city a bit better, or if this is your first time, this Experience is for you! While walking the streets of Riga and looking at the amazing, unique street art, or getting to know more about the city’s galleries and museums, you will hear about street-art artists as well as contemporary artists and their close connection to Riga. I will share with you the art and cultural world of my city, where you will see, hear, and experience how colorful and multifaceted Riga is! By the way, did you know that Riga is sometimes described as the Paris of the North?