Latvia.
Vecrīga
Vecrīga (Old Riga) is the medieval historic core of Latvia's capital, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997 and awarded the European Heritage Lab…
Pilsrundale
Rundāle Palace, an 18th-century baroque residence set beside the Bērstele river confluence in the Semigallia region of Latvia, stands in this compact village…
Liepāja
Known throughout Latvia as "the city where the wind is born," Liepāja is a Baltic Sea port city in western Latvia, chosen as European Capital of Culture for…
Kandava
Small town in eastern Courland, Latvia, where the Abava River begins a water-tourism route through the ancient Abava valley.
Edole
A compact Latvian village in Kurzeme's upland countryside, anchored by a striking pink manor house with a round tower, stepped gables, and a Gothic-arched en…
Talsi
Compact Latvian town in Kurzeme's rolling uplands, where a white-towered church rises above a cluster of red-roofed buildings reflected in a calm lakeside wa…
Aizpute
White Gothic-style church with a red-tiled roof rises above dense riverside trees in this little Latvian town, where the Tebra River winds through upland Kur…
Lubāna
A modest Latvian town on the banks of the Aiviekste river in the Vidzeme region, Lubāna is a short drive from Madona and a few hours from Rīga.
Bauska
At the confluence of the Mūsa and Mēmele rivers — where they merge to form the Lielupe — Bauska is a modest town in southern Latvia's Zemgale region, a short…
Jūrmala
Latvia's largest resort town, Jūrmala stretches along a long white-sand beach facing the Gulf of Riga, with the Lielupe River running behind it.
Sabile
Sabile's Wine Hill, once registered in the Guinness Book of Records as the most northern open-air vineyard in the world, has anchored a winemaking tradition…
Alūksne
Latvia's highest-elevation town sits on the shores of Lake Alūksne in the East Vidzeme Upland, close to the borders with Estonia and Russia.
Kuldīga
Kuldīga's old town earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2023, making this pocket-sized Latvian town in the Kurzeme region one of the country's most histori…
Jaunalūksne
A small Latvian settlement in the upland Vidzeme region, close to a lake, with a striking pale stone neo-Gothic manor house featuring crenellated towers and…
Daugavpils
Latvia's second-largest city, Daugavpils sits on both banks of the Daugava River in the country's southeast, with a walkable centre well supplied with cafés…
Dundaga
Dundaga Castle, built by the Archbishopric of Riga in the late 13th century, anchors this modest village in Latvia's Courland region.
Baldone
Sulfur water springs made Baldone a spa resort town, and that mineral-water heritage still defines this small Latvian settlement in the Semigallia region, a…
Krustpils
A white-towered baroque church with a domed cupola and a yellow manor building set among mature trees define the historic core of this small Latvian riversid…
Priekule
A modest Latvian town in the Courland region, where a stately white manor-style building anchors a cobblestone roundabout, with Lutheran and Baptist churches…
Ilukste
Compact town in Latvia's Selonia region, Ilūkste sits on both banks of the Ilūkste river at the junction of two regional roads, close to Daugavpils.
Cesvaine
Cesvaine Palace, built in 1896 near the ruins of earlier medieval castles, is the centrepiece of this little Latvian village in Vidzeme's Madona Municipality.
Sigulda
A resort town on the Gauja river valley, Sigulda sits just over an hour from Riga by train and packs a striking amount into a little area: three castles, for…
Alsunga
Alsunga is a pocket-sized Latvian village in the Courland region known as the heartland of the Suiti, a Catholic community whose cultural traditions were add…
Valka
Little Latvian border town sharing its historic cobblestoned core with Estonian Valga across the street, offering an unusual twin-city experience alongside u…
Jelgava
Once the capital of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia from 1578 to 1795, Jelgava is a Latvian city on the Lielupe river with a compact centre holding a co…
Jaunjelgava
A compact Latvian town on the left bank of the Daugava River, Jaunjelgava sits in the Selonia region southeast of Riga.
Aglona
Aglona Basilica, an important centre of Catholic religious life in Latvia, draws visitors to this modest Latgale village set between two lakes in eastern Lat…
Viļāni
A pocket-sized Latvian town on the Malta River in the Latgale region, where a striking white Baroque-style church and an elaborate bronze angel sculpture set…
Smiltene
Compact Latvian town in the Vidzeme uplands where a colorful central square, flower beds, and a white-steepled church with a red spire give the town centre a…
Krāslava
A compact Latvian town in Latgale where white-painted historic buildings face a central square above the Daugava river, offering upland scenery, riverside wa…
Smarde
A tiny Latvian village in the Courland region with a railway connection to Rīga, set in open countryside near water, with a tidy civic building and conifer-l…
Salaspils
A town on the northern bank of the Daugava river, Salaspils sits a short distance south-east of Riga, with easy rail and road connections making it a practic…
Koknese
On the right bank of the Daugava River where the Pērse flows into it, Koknese is a pocket-sized Latvian town in the Vidzeme region with scenic river views an…
Stende
This tiny Latvian town in the Courland region where aging brick buildings draped in vivid autumn ivy line quiet road junctions, with upland countryside nearb…
Valdemarpils
Valdemārpils, a tiny town in Latvia's Kurzeme region, carries two notable birthright connections: Krišjānis Valdemārs, a leader of the First Latvian National…
Limbaži
This small town in northern Latvia's Vidzeme region, Limbaži has a compact central core with cafés and restaurants and sits alongside water.
Auce
Auce, a pocket-sized town in Latvia's Semigallia region near the Lithuanian border, is home to Vecauce Palace, one of the country's well-regarded examples of…
Saulkrasti
A modest town on the east coast of the Gulf of Riga, Saulkrasti stretches along the shoreline across a string of historic fishing settlements that were merge…
Iecava
A compact town in Latvia's Zemgale region, Iecava sits on the water with a modest central core of cafés and restaurants.
Pavilosta
This pocket-sized port village on the Baltic coast of Latvia's Courland region, where the Saka river meets the sea, Pāvilosta has a café and restaurant scene…
Ogre
Sitting at the confluence of the Daugava and Ogre rivers east of Riga, this Latvian town has drawn visitors since the 1860s, when it developed as a health re…
Vainode
A small Latvian village in the Courland region that grew up around a railway station on the Liepāja–Mažeikiai line after 1871, Vainode holds a local museum i…
Tukums
A compact Latvian town in the Courland region, Tukums offers a walkable central square with a sculptural boulder feature, a mix of historic multi-storey buil…
Gauja
Tall sandstone cliffs rise straight from a calm, tea-dark river winding through dense pine and birch forest, making Gauja National Park in Latvia's Vidzeme r…
Jurkalne
This pocket-sized Latvian village on the Baltic coast, Jūrkalne sits beside a beach backed by a steep bluff rising some twenty metres above the shoreline.
Piebalga
A small Latvian village in the Vidzeme uplands, where a weathered stone Lutheran church with a dark spire rises above open grassland and bare woodland beside…
Strenči
Historically known as the raftsmen capital of Latvia, Strenči sits on the Gauja river in the Vidzeme region, where timber rafting once defined the town's eco…
Tervete
A little Zemgale town set in Latvia's gently rolling upland country beside a river, with scenic viewpoints in the surrounding landscape drawing visitors into…
Vangaži
This modest town in Latvia's Vidzeme region, Vangaži sits between the Gauja River and the A2 highway, northeast of Riga.
Mazsalaca
This modest Latvian town on the right bank of the Salaca River, Mazsalaca sits at one of the river's most scenic stretches, where cliffs and caves line the w…
Vecpiebalga
Vecpiebalga, a modest village in Latvia's Vidzeme region, holds an outsized place in Latvian cultural history as the birthplace of the country's first novel…
Malpils
A tiny Latvian village in the Vidzeme uplands, where a substantial baroque-style manor house with red-tile roofs and columned entrance stands amid bare winte…
Preiļi
Red-brick church with a stone-and-brick gateway and a slender steeple anchors this tiny Latgale town, where autumn-coloured trees and a quiet streetscape ref…
Subate
This compact Latvian village on the shores of Lake Subate, near the Lithuanian border, with a layered history stretching back to 1570, when Gotthard Kettler,…
Skrunda
A compact Latvian town in Kurzeme's Courland region, Skrunda sits on the water amid upland country, its tidy central square flanked by low two-storey buildin…
Varakļāni
Small Latvian town in Latgale where a grand white neoclassical manor with dark-red roofs stands amid open parkland and bare-branched trees, offering a glimps…
Viesīte
A small Latvian town in the hilly Selonia region, Viesīte sits at the crossroads of roads connecting Jēkabpils and Riga, close to the Lithuanian border.
Rēzekne
Known as "The Heart of Latgale," Rēzekne is a town in eastern Latvia's Rēzekne River valley, built across seven hills near the intersection of two major rail…
Līvāni
A small town in eastern Latvia's Latgale region where the Dubna river meets the Daugava, Līvāni sits at a natural crossroads between Zemgale and Latgale, wit…
Gulbene
Small Latvian town in the Vidzeme uplands, Gulbene offers a restored manor-style building set in manicured parkland, a riverside setting, and enough cafés an…
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