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WHAT YOU VISIT 
Flavors of Riga 
This tour for the senses begins with a drive to Riga's Central Market, one of the largest in Europe, located at the heart of Riga's UNESCO-listed Old Town. Once the site of hangars used to house German-made Zeppelin airships, the market is now a treasure trove of earthy sausage, cheese and black bread, smoked fish, fresh fruit and vegetables and much more. Your guide will share Latvian traditions and how its cuisine was one of the most important parts of Latvian identity in Soviet times. Nibble your way through while soaking up the atmosphere where people shop, meet, talk and spend their daily time. From here, you'll board a bus for a panoramic drive around famous Riga's boulevards and disembark at Old Town. Marvel at the impressive 13th century Dome Cathedral, 13th century St. Jacob's Church and the 515-year-old House of the Blackheads. 
 
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES 
The leisurely stroll through Old Town allows time for photos of many of its architectural treasures like the House of Blackheads, destroyed during World War II, the 14th century marvel was resurrected in 1999. Today, it's the site of the official President's office. 
SAMPLES 
One-bite snacks of pickled and fresh vegetables, local smoked meat, cheese, fish and local bread be offered at the Central Market from a selection of produce based on the season.  
 
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY 
Perched on the eastern bank of the Daugava River, Riga's historical center looks like a page out of a storybook. Among the cobbled, narrow streets are some of the most-lovely streetscapes in Europe-some dating back to its medieval roots. Here, you'll find architectural gems such as Gothic, Baroque, Renaissance and Art Nouveau buildings, as well as modern structures living side by side. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old Town radiates Old World charm and beauty.