On this tour you will have the opportunity to explore Ķīpsala, a historic fishing village on the bank of the River Daugava. UNESCO has recognized the unique heritage of Riga’s wooden architecture and part of it can be explored on Ķīpsala, the central island of the River Daugava. Several buildings have been restored to their original appearance, some of them have been moved there from the center of Riga to save them from destruction. Ķīpsala is a unique place for a slow walk. You’ll have a stroll along the bank of the Daugava and enjoy the magnificent views of the Old Town, Suspension bridge, Riga Port and other buildings on the right bank of the river.
Old buildings are like old people- full of memories. They have their own faces and their own fates, their walls are saturated with all the scents surrounding people’s homes.This tour will make you realise that the walls of the old buildings are alive and have a lot to tell you.
Yes! Many of our guests travel alone. You can join one of our regular group tours or contact us about a private tour. Do keep in mind that we require a minimum of 2 people to run a tour.
We recommend booking in advance to secure your place. Last-minute bookings may not always be possible if we are unable to arrange a guide.
Yes, children are welcome on many of our tours. However, some experiences may be more suitable for adults, so we recommend checking the individual tour description before booking.
We recommend comfortable clothing and suitable footwear. Please also dress appropriately for the weather, especially for outdoor tours.
Hotel pick-up may be possible for some private tours. Please contact us in advance to discuss your request.
Most of our tours operate in different weather conditions. In case of severe weather or conditions that make the tour unsafe, we will contact you about any necessary changes.
Yes! We offer private tours for individuals, families and groups. Contact us with your preferred date, group size and interests, and we will help you find the right option.
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