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Cover 800 years of Latvian history during this private walking tour of Riga. Over the course of your half-day adventure, your guide will take you to many of the city’s essential landmarks. Learn about the evolving culture of the region while viewing the medieval churches and merchant houses of Old Riga, as well as the particularly rich collection of elegant Art Nouveau architecture that makes the city so distinctive.

There’s no need to worry about being slowed down by other travelers as you explore Latvia’s cuisine with this private food tour in Riga. Walk with your personal guide over to the Riga Central Market where you can sample whatever is in season. Continue your culinary adventure with lunch at a post-Soviet style cafeteria full of traditional Latvian dishes for you to try.

An hour-long ride from Riga will bring you to Gauja National Park, the largest and oldest national park in Latvia. Also known as the Switzerland of Latvia, offering some of the most beautiful sceneries in the whole country. It is the most popular place for spending a lovely day outside Riga and exploring castles and nature wonders.

Escape the crowds found on group tours as you explore other areas of Riga beyond its medieval Old Town on this private tour. Drive around Riga with your guide as they show you different neighborhoods including the art nouveau area, the Central Market, and Āgenskalns across the river. There is a limit of four travelers on this private tour, with hotel pickup included for your convenience.

Enjoy the beautiful natural scenery of Gauja National Park without the hassle of handling logistics or worrying about getting lost with this shared hiking tour from Riga. After arriving in Sigulda, head into Gauja National Park for a 9.3 mile (15 kilometer) hike, taking in scenery such as Gutman Cave and the Gauja River along the way. This small-group tour has a maximum of eight travelers and includes hotel pickup.

Save yourself the hassle of figuring out how to get to Cesis and finding its attractions by taking this private tour of the town from Riga with hotel pickup. After arriving, take a walking tour of the town, before heading to the Cesis Castle complex, where you can explore the ruins of Cesis Medieval Castle by candlelight. Finish with an easy hike along the Cirulisi Nature Trail by the Gauja River.

Discover the charms of Latvia's most romantic town Kuldiga and let someone else handle the logistics with this small-group tour from Riga. Travel to the town of Kuldiga where you’ll go for a tour of its main attractions, including the Venta Rapid waterfalls, the Town Hall Square, and the Duke’s Pharmacy. This shared tour has a limit of eight travelers and includes hotel pickup for an easy start to your day.

Explore Riga, Latvia from a whole new perspective with this canal boat sightseeing tour. Pass by the Latvian National Theater, Bastejkalna Park, the National Library of Latvia, Riga Central Market, and more from the comfort of the eco-friendly canal boat. Bring your headphones and listen to your audio guide explain more about the city and its sights as you see them.

Discover the flavors and ingredients of Latvia as you explore Riga’s open-air Central Market on this food tour. Join a small group and wander through the endless stalls to learn about the food traditions of the Baltic country. Enjoy samples of meats, bread, cheese, fish, fermented vegetables, drinks, and sweets for a comprehensive view of the local gastronomy.

If you are traveling from Riga to Vilnius, you can turn the trip into a sightseeing excursion. This tour takes you for stops at such attractions as Bauska Castle and the Hill of Crosses along the way. Your trip includes comfortable transportation and a guidebook to learn more about each location.

Spend an unforgettable day journeying from Riga across the border to the Hill of Crosses in Lithuania. Leave Latvia behind for a short while to see this famous pilgrimage site where people have been leaving crosses and praying for generations. On the way back to Riga, stop for photos at the border and see the city of Jelgava pass by.

Cover more of Riga’s highlights in less time on a bike tour that provides a great introduction for first-time visitors. Gain access to parts of the city that are difficult to reach by coach and car, and stop regularly to take photos and listen to commentary without the worry of finding a parking space. Pack loads of city sightseeing into one experience.

Explore Riga's Old Town to see the Town Hall Square, Blackheads' House, St. Peter's Church, and more. To scroll down Art Nouveau part of Riga and visit the Central Market and learn about Latvian food traditions. To make tour more comfortable and time effective part of the tour is by car, but in some places in Riga on foot. Tell me about your interests, because every tourist has their own experience, I will try to satisfy you by answering questions. Yes, every tour is guaranteed one or four people.

Discover Gauja National Park from its most natural perspective - the river itself. Unlike standard kayaking trips that simply follow the main Gauja, this experience may also include one of its wilder tributaries, adding variety and adventure when conditions and the group’s experience allow. Depending on the chosen route and seasonal water levels, a tributary may offer a livelier current or occasional shallow sections where kayaks are briefly guided through the water. On the Gauja, you’ll paddle through the park’s most scenic stretch, with its highest concentration of spectacular Devonian sandstone cliffs, formed more than 350 million years ago, together with steep riverbanks and ancient forests. Throughout the day, your expert local nature guide shares engaging stories about the valley’s geology, wildlife and cultural heritage. The relaxed, interactive guiding style naturally adapts to the group and the conditions on the river, creating a genuinely personal nature experience.

Discover aspects of Riga’s Jewish history that most guidebooks miss on this half-day private guided tour. Journey across the city—both by car and on foot—to explore historically significant landmarks, hear about wartime Jewish ghettos, and take in several of the most notable examples of Riga’s art nouveau architecture movement, designed by Jewish architect Mikhail Eisenstein.