Latvia · WALKING TOURS
13 reviewed
Prices, running times and a straight description for all 13 walking tours below. Start at the top; it is at the top for a reason.
Riga Old Town walking tour covers top sights in 1h45 with funny, detailed guide stories and a budget-friendly price.
“Excellent, very comprehensive tour of old town with lots of history. Guide was very good and I came away feeling much more informed about Riga.”
Small-group walk through Riga Art Nouveau, Old Town, and Central Market with Latvian stories and local food samples.
“Great guide. We had a great time and a lot of information geared to our needs. I highly recommend this tour”
1.5-hour small-group tour of Riga’s UNESCO Old Town with an English guide, photo stops, and headset audio ending at Dome Square.
“Wonderful tour filled with Riga’s rich history. Easy walking with lots of small details that add to the charm of Riga!”
Private Riga Old Town walk with an English guide. See top landmarks from the outside in 1h45, with time to ask questions.
“The tour guide was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend her. We enjoyed the tour of the old town and history”
Riga Old Town walking tour with a local English guide, stopping at Swedish Gate, House of Blackheads, Powder Tower, St Peter’s and the Dome.
“Our guide Maria was very knowledgeable and recommended other places in the town to visit - restaurant and cafe, plus some roads with amazing architecture.”
Riga Art Nouveau walking tour in English with a guide, symbol spotting, and key facades from the Freedom monument area to Alberta Iela.
“Guta was a fantastic guide! She was very knowledgeable and passionate about the Art Nouveau architecture in Riga. She even offered to take us through the Riga Central Market afterwards because the tour we had arranged canceled at the last minute.”
A private 2.5-hour Old Town Riga walk with Lina, Black Balsam tasting, legends, symbols, and a practical route for first-time orientation.
“This a good, low key walking tour of old Town Riga. Suitable for all participants, slow-paced, very knowledgeable guide.”
Private Riga walking tour with a guide, covering Old Town, Art Nouveau on Strēlnieku iela, and Central Market in 2-3 hours.
“Nelli was a wonderful guide around walkable Riga. Charming and knowledgeable. We enjoyed our time! Nelli was a wonderful guide around walkable Riga. Charming and knowledgeable. We enjoyed our time!”
A 90-minute guided walk in Riga Old Town with Inga, hotel pickup, free-entry stops, and great photo spots.
“We had a tour on the special day for Latvian people!! Many people were at the meeting point so we met at Opera house! She contacted me before we met so that it was easy to find her! She was such a nice friendly person and of course she was such a knowledgeable person too!!! We learned a lot about history and life of Latvia!! Tour was 1.5-2hs but time went so fast! I 120% recommend you to take this tour!!!”
3-hour guided walk of Riga Old Town and Art Nouveau, with hotel pickup, English guide, and time at the Art Nouveau Museum.
“A very comprehensive tour which really acquainted ourselves with the city - the art nouveau was great, especially having Maria there to help unlock the architectural codes within the facades.”
A 2-hour private Old Riga walk with guide Ilze Karlsone, covering Dom Square, Livu Square, Freedom Monument, and more, outside only.
“You get a great overview of Riga, Ilze was a very knowledgeable guide who could answer all of my questions. Riga is definitely an underrated city in Europe!”
Private walking tour of Riga with a local, customized route, practical food tips, and an easy start at Rātslaukums. English.
“Riga’s interesting history was shared by our guide who was excellent. We kept up a good pace, but it wasn’t too strenuous.”
A 3-hour private English walking tour of Riga’s Old Town and Art Nouveau district, with cruise pickup and flexible timing.
“Riga is a very interesting city with alot of history. We had terrible weather, rain, lightning,wind, cold, but our tour guide (I forgot her name) reminded us that this was Baltic weather and just kept walking. We were glad she did. It was very informative and we saw so much of the city. Definitely recommend this walking tour but if it looks like rain then assume it will and dress for it.”
