Challenge yourself at the Gandrs Climbing Tower, a 20-meter structure with routes for both beginners and experienced climbers. One wall even features an overhang, designed for high-level competitions. Located in Hartmaņa Manor Park, it’s the perfect spot to test your limits. You can also rent a high-quality bicycle here and explore Riga on two wheels at your own pace.

Founded in 1922, the Botanical Gardens offer a carefully curated collection of plants, offering a unique opportunity to observe the beauty of nature in all seasons. From February to April, the gardens host the magnificent greenhouse azaleas, while in spring, the magnolia begins to bloom with its picturesque flowers. Summer features rhododendron mounds, roses, and peonies, and in autumn the dahlias delight visitors.

Apskatiet Rīgu no augšas, izbraucot ar panorāmas ratu. Panorāmas rata augstums ir 65 metri, un no tā paveras elpu aizraujošs skats uz jumtiem, tiltiem un Daugavu – unikāla iespēja iepazīt pilsētu no jauna skatpunkta.

Wander through Ķīpsala, where beautifully preserved 19th-century wooden houses line cobbled streets along the river. Once home to fishermen and craftsmen, today the island is a peaceful retreat with unforgettable sunset views across the Daugava.

The charming complex of renovated wooden buildings at the intersection of Kalnciema and Melnsila streets is a legacy of 19th-century wooden architecture in Late European Classicism. Discover restored buildings and gallery art exhibitions, or spend a leisurely afternoon in the wine café. On Saturdays, Kalnciema Quarter hosts weekly fairs, regular art exhibitions, events for families and children, workshops, and open-air music concerts in summer.