"What to do in Riga and how to make the most of the time you have? " Good idea would be to take a Guided Tour with a Certified Local Tour Guide ( and here I am! ) , whom you can ask questions and get the feel of the place as from a friend. Be it "hidden gems" or classic “must sees” of Riga - feel free to let me know about your interests and I will use my artists creativity to adapt a Tour especially for you, as well answer your questions about what else to do on your free time.
Guided Tours in Riga:

Mysterious and curious. Discover Art Nouveau - Jugendstil architecture by walking through its "wonderland".

Riga Top 3
Three must sees of Riga: Old Town charm, Art Nouveau architecture & Riga Central Market food parade.

Want to "build a team" with Your colleagues? Coming to Riga with kids or having a Birthday party?



Learn more in depth about Latvian lifestyle, culture & traditions at Riga Ethnographic Open Air Museum.
Gift it!
Guided Tour as a gift for Birthday or some other gift-giving occasion!
*no postage expenses or wrapping paper applied! :)
How does it work?

- Let me know about Your choice of the Guided Tour;
- Be sure it is possible to adjust, enrich and combine tours to suit your occasion;

- Please tell a bit more about the special occasion (is it a Birthday or something else?)
- What is the name of the person you wish the Gift Card to be addressed for;

- Let all details and price of selected services
to be confirmed;
- Pay the invoice for the order via Bank Transfer or PayPal;

- Print the free digital copy of Gift Card yourself or send to recipient via e-mail;
- No due to, valid until used. No money back though.
Day Trips from Riga:
Sigulda & Gauja National Park
From Riga to " Switzerland" for a day to enjoy views of lush ups and downs, medieval castles and one big cave - Gutmanis cave. Incl. visit of Sigulda Bobsled Track and Turaida Museum Reserve.
Jurmala Fresh Air Tour
Enjoy a breeze of fresh air by the Latvian
sea side - Jurmala. Walk in the forest, visit a
Transfer-tours from Riga:
Riga - Vilnius
incl.
stops along the way to visit Rundale Palace & Hill of
Crosses.
The
distance from Riga to Vilnius is 293km, if not being in a
rush and rather preferring to see more of both countries, then taking another 85km “off the highway” allows to discover unique and in other ways hard to reach landmarks. Duration ~8h
incl. sightseeing stops along the
way to visit Sigulda and Parnu.
The
distance from Riga to Tallinn is 310km, taking another 50km “off the highway” allows to see places where locals go for their enjoyment! Visit Sigulda, the “Switzerland of Latvia” and
Parnu – the Summer Capital of Estonia. Duration ~8h

to which I have travelled as tour manager most frequently are:
Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg), Lapland (Finnish and Swedish), Norway (Oslo, Bergen), Poland (Warsaw, Krakow) , Czech Republic (Cesky Krumlov, Prague). Feel free to ask for recommendations if you' re travelling that way too!