Latvia

The capital and largest city of Latvia, famous for its extensive collection of Art Nouveau architecture and historic Old Town.

A seaside resort city known for its long sandy beaches, wooden villas, and pine forests along the Gulf of Riga.

The second-largest city in Latvia, situated on the banks of the Daugava River and noted for its 19th-century fortress.

A major port city on the Baltic coast famous for its unique Karosta military district and musical heritage.

Often called the Switzerland of Vidzeme, this city serves as the gateway to the Gauja National Park and medieval castles.

A magnificent 13th-century brick castle located near Sigulda, offering stunning views over the Gauja Valley.

An opulent 18th-century Baroque palace often referred to as the Versailles of the Baltic states.

Latvia's largest and oldest national park, characterized by dramatic sandstone cliffs, winding rivers, and dense forests.

A charming medieval town known for its well-preserved castle ruins and vibrant cultural scene.

A well-maintained harbor city known for its flower sculptures, family-friendly parks, and digital library facilities.