Tours of the City
Riga
Walking Tours
A number of companies offer walking tours of Riga, which can be booked at the main tourist office in the old town. However, a self-guided walking tour is probably the best bet. A good place to start a walk is at the Occupation Museum on Kalku iela, before heading into the old town. The majority of the sights in Old Riga are located on or near Skanu iela (the second right turn after the Occupation Museum), including St John's Church and St Peter's Church. Almost all of the main sights are located within a compact area in the old town.
Bus Tours
Amber Way (tel: 6727 1915; website: www.sightseeing.lv) operates the Riga City Tour. Pick-up by bus is from outside the opera house, on the edge of the Old Town. This tour incorporates the 13th-century churches and the UNESCO-protected art nouveau masterpieces in the Old Town. Other companies offering bus tours include Riga City Sightseeing (tel: 2824 3200; website: www.riga-sightseeing.lv) and Riga Travel Agency (tel: 6722 5529; website: www.rta.lv).
Boat Tours
Jelgava (tel: 6955 4405) is a small ship that takes tourists on one- and two-hour trips on the Daugava river.
Walking Tours
A number of companies offer walking tours of Riga, which can be booked at the main tourist office in the old town. However, a self-guided walking tour is probably the best bet. A good place to start a walk is at the Occupation Museum on Kalku iela, before heading into the old town. The majority of the sights in Old Riga are located on or near Skanu iela (the second right turn after the Occupation Museum), including St John's Church and St Peter's Church. Almost all of the main sights are located within a compact area in the old town.
Bus Tours
Amber Way (tel: 6727 1915; website: www.sightseeing.lv) operates the Riga City Tour. Pick-up by bus is from outside the opera house, on the edge of the Old Town. This tour incorporates the 13th-century churches and the UNESCO-protected art nouveau masterpieces in the Old Town. Other companies offering bus tours include Riga City Sightseeing (tel: 2824 3200; website: www.riga-sightseeing.lv) and Riga Travel Agency (tel: 6722 5529; website: www.rta.lv).
Boat Tours
Jelgava (tel: 6955 4405) is a small ship that takes tourists on one- and two-hour trips on the Daugava river.
A number of companies offer walking tours of Riga, which can be booked at the main tourist office in the old town. However, a self-guided walking tour is probably the best bet. A good place to start a walk is at the Occupation Museum on Kalku iela, before heading into the old town. The majority of the sights in Old Riga are located on or near Skanu iela (the second right turn after the Occupation Museum), including St John's Church and St Peter's Church. Almost all of the main sights are located within a compact area in the old town.
Bus Tours
Amber Way (tel: 6727 1915; website: www.sightseeing.lv) operates the Riga City Tour. Pick-up by bus is from outside the opera house, on the edge of the Old Town. This tour incorporates the 13th-century churches and the UNESCO-protected art nouveau masterpieces in the Old Town. Other companies offering bus tours include Riga City Sightseeing (tel: 2824 3200; website: www.riga-sightseeing.lv) and Riga Travel Agency (tel: 6722 5529; website: www.rta.lv).
Boat Tours
Jelgava (tel: 6955 4405) is a small ship that takes tourists on one- and two-hour trips on the Daugava river.








