One of the best escape games I have ever found. Without giving too much away this was excellently managed and they find a way to suit people that speak Estonian but also have English versions for those that don’t speak Estonian. Super cool that it has been built into the remnants of an abandoned prison. If you’re an escape room nut make sure you give this a try. You won’t be disappointed.

Nice mall that has a cinema with a bridge link and car parking facilities. Many high street brands can be found. Suitable also for family with kids as there’s lots of shops to explore

Just came back from a stay at Spa Tervise Paradiis and loved every moment! The free pass to the water park was such a fun bonus — slides, saunas, jacuzzis, and more. The breakfast was absolutely amazing with a huge variety, fresh options, and delicious coffee. The rooms were cozy and clean, and the view from the balcony was beautiful. Friendly staff, great location right near the beach — everything you need for a perfect getaway. Highly recommend for couples, families, or a solo wellness trip. Will definitely return!

Parnu Beach is a beautiful spot all year round. It has a way of warming your heart and inspiring deep thoughts.

A very beautiful national park. Great wooden paths, beautiful nature, lots of water, and observation tower and it costs nothing. I definitely recommend stopping and walking the trails around the swamp. You can come with your pet, great tracks and walks for him.

It is more beautiful and interesting to visit this place by boat. A lot of natural objects to see. A great walking trail, with various environmental objects.

Visited Kihnu for the first time in July 2019. It's a lovely little island that has kept a lot of it's character and culture - more than Saaremaa, Hiiumaa or Muhu. *Sightseeing* The island is small enough to do all of the sightseeing in a single day - there's a museum and a church in the middle of the island, a couple of picturesque villages scattered around, a lighthouse, etc. *Other tourists* The island can get somewhat crowded on the weekends of July and August, but we were there Sunday - Wednesday and it was nice and quiet - started seeing bigger masses of tourists on our last day. *Getting there* I recommend booking tickets for the ferry in advance, to avoid anxiety of standing in the queue over the last 50 tickets they sell before each departure. I do not recommend taking your car across (unless you have kids <18m or people who can't bicycle). Best is to either take your own bicycle from the mainland or renting a bicycle from one of the many places on the island (10EUR/24h). Even for a novice, the island is easily bikeable (3kms across and 7kms lengthwise). Most roads are paved and traffic is slow and safe. For kids, you can rent bicycle seats and trailers for kids from 18 months or bicycles for kids from 6-7 years up. *Accommodation* We stayed in one of the many home accommodations and they're nice. The Rock City hotel is in a nice location on a sandy beach, but a quite worn. *Food* There are a few shops on the island, selling pretty much all the basics (you might not get the exact brand of cheese you're used to on the mainland, but you won't starve). There are a couple of restaurants - the Rock City restaurant was old-school 90s burger place, Aru Grill was decent pub-food. In addition to restaurants, there are numerous small stands selling homemade pastries, etc.

Lovely little museum in two floors. In October wednesday morning it seemed closed, but we tried the downstairs door, and there was a nice young man who guided us through the museum. Silver art was just amazing! Also other museums within short walking distance.

You go through a rough road with small and frequent ditches and after a while you park for 3.5 euros. The sand stones are beautiful, but it is depressing to see that people write and scratch into them.

A really fabulous place which is named after the Gauja River, which flows through the park and over a long time has created stunning sandstone cliffs and rock formations. Despite heavy rain the forests partially protected us and anyway it was a once in a life time walk and strangely the weather seemed to add to the enjoyment.

Good size museum, big outdoor space and sweet cafe. The staff is very friendly! Taking the long blue forest route was worth it; after the walk you arrive to a gorgeous beach ☀️ There also seemed to be a charging station for electric cars.

A visit to this castle is definitely worth it! Parking is easy and costs around 3€. Just give your license plate number at the ticket counter when buying your ticket. Entry for adults is €8, which is fair considering what you get to see. The castle itself is fascinating and full of history. The real highlight is the tower: The climb is a bit of a workout, but reaching the top is absolutely rewarding. From above, you’re treated to sweeping views of the Gauja River and the surrounding landscape. Around the castle, a small park area invites you to stroll and explore. As of September 2025, there are construction works on the grounds, but they don’t really take away from the overall experience.

Really interesting cave, there are lots of carvings on the walls that date back to 1800’s. There is also another smaller cave if you keep walking. The area around is also nice and a good place for lunch or a walk. Free and no ticket needed.

Loved wandering around the ruins and getting incredible views from the tower. Super cheap entry. Not crowded at all. Placards have explanations in English too.

€19 per person return on the cable car, the view on a clear day is stunning with the best view of the valley and the river. On the opposite side in there a few bits to see and do bit not loads, 30 minutes to an hour at most on the other side of the valley.

Do the bobsleigh if you can, it's an unforgettable experience unlike anything I've ever tried. Very shaky, very fast! You can pay 3 euros to just enter and go to the top. There's a viewpoint and then you can walk part of the track down to where the bobsleigh starts. The bob ride costs about 30 euros.

A wonderful experience, congratulations for the project

The place is really beautiful. The parking costs 2 € per hour there but it’s free at the other places in the city, so it’s better to walk a bit. Lot of touristic equipments.

Must visit if you are in Riga. The most beautiful street of the city. Amazing buildings, great architecture

The Freedom Monument of Riga is located at the centre of old town of Riga. It was built between 1931 to 1935 to commemorate the soldiers killed during the Latvian war of independence. The monument is 42.7 meters in height, made up of granite and copper. The three stars at the top represent the historical unity of the Latvian nation. The location of the monument is walking distance from most part of Riga. The monument is beautiful and the area surrounding of the monument is equally beatiful with flowers and greeneries. Nice place for taking a walk or relaxation.

Beautiful and historic cathedral in the heart of Riga’s Old Town. The mix of architectural styles is really impressive, and the atmosphere inside is peaceful and inspiring. I especially recommend hearing the famous pipe organ if you get the chance—it's unforgettable. A must-visit when you're in Riga!

I would recommend this place for a good viewing point of the city. The church inside is nothing special, but the views from the point are worth the ticket price. As others have mentioned, there may be a queue for the lifts, both to go up and come down since there is only one lift in operation and takes only around 10 people each time. The views are nice when the weather is good, but the platform at the top is not too big, and as it's all outdoors, it can be a bit windy.

One of the most beautiful squares I’ve been to in Europe! Beautiful architecture and a great place to just sit and relax. Riga is wonderful ❤️❤️

An absolute must-see in Riga! The House of the Blackheads is one of the most beautiful buildings in the Old Town — its stunning facade and detailed sculptures are breathtaking. The interior is equally impressive, with elegant halls, historical artifacts, and a fascinating medieval cellar that’s the only original part of the building. It’s hard to believe this place was destroyed in WWII and rebuilt in the 1990s — the reconstruction is so detailed, it feels like stepping back in time. Staff were friendly, and the exhibits are well organized and available in several languages. Perfect for history lovers, architecture fans, or anyone exploring Riga. Highly recommended — give yourself at least an hour to fully enjoy it!

Utterly incredible storytelling. Really enjoyed the unfiltered material, honest and brutal in instances. Highly recommend. If you want a full experience to read everything, take 1.5 to 2 hrs, but obvs can be done in less.

Riga Central Market is a vibrant and fascinating place to explore, and one of the largest and most unique markets in Europe. Housed in impressive former zeppelin hangars, it offers a mix of history, culture, and local flavors all under one roof. The variety is incredible—you can find everything from fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats to local cheeses, smoked fish, baked goods, and traditional Latvian delicacies. Outside, there are also stalls with clothes, crafts, and souvenirs. The atmosphere is lively and authentic, giving you a real taste of everyday life in Riga. It’s the perfect spot to try local snacks, meet friendly vendors, and take in the aromas and colors of Latvian cuisine. ⭐ Tip: Visit in the morning for the freshest products and fewer crowds.

Spakovska Park is a stunning destination that offers breathtaking views and a wide variety of plants. This beautifully landscaped park is a fantastic spot for weddings or photoshoots, providing a picturesque backdrop for any special occasion. With its serene pathways and lush greenery, Spakovska Park is also a perfect place to enjoy a leisurely walk among the trees, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature’s beauty. Whether you're looking to celebrate a significant event or simply spend a peaceful day outdoors, Spakovska Park is an ideal choice.