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From Riga's sky-reaching spires of medieval churches to its narrow cobblestone streets you may think that you're vacationing in a tiny fairy tale kingdom. But Riga is more than an 800-year-old city full of gargoyles and gingerbread. Learn why this capital city is the envy of almost every city in the Baltic region on a three-and-a-half-hour guided tour that visits some of Riga's most notable attractions. Since this excursion captures all the beauty and uniqueness of Riga by combining a coach and walking tour be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture all the architectural gems you'll see throughout the city.

After boarding your air-conditioned motor coach you'll meander through the enchanting boulevards, lined with shops, cafes and museums, but the Art Nouveau buildings are definitely something to behold. Riga boasts one of the largest collections of Art Nouveau structures anywhere in the world. Recognized by UNESCO for their utstanding universal value by virtue of the quality,these stunning and opulent buildings are 'unparalleled anywhere in the world.'

Youll travel past by elegant manors and living houses before stopping at the Opera House where you'll begin your walking tour of Old Riga.

As you stroll the medieval streets once walked by crusaders, you will marvel at the city's rich architectural heritage. Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance buildings live harmoniously with many modern structures.

You'll walk to the impressive Dome Cathedral. Originally established in 1211, the cathedral has been built and rebuilt over the centuries resulting in a Romanesque design, Baroque roof, and a Gothic spire.

Next you will have a possibility to pass by the Riga castle and after reboarding your transport as you make your way back to the ship, your motorcoach will take you across the river for a breathtaking panoramic view of Old Town, an idyllic end to your tour.