Latvia

Sigulda is 'Latvia's Switzerland' — a valley of castles and forests.

Riga dazzles with Art Nouveau facades and a vibrant old town.

Liepaja is Latvia's windswept coastal city with a creative soul.

Jurmala is a Baltic seaside gem of white sand and pine forests.

A multicultural fortress city and Mark Rothko's birthplace, offering a side of Latvia most visitors never see.

Latvia's tidiest Baltic port city with a pristine Blue Flag beach, quirky cow statues, and pine-scented dunes.

A Courlandian ducal capital with the largest baroque palace in the Baltics and a lively student atmosphere.

A medieval gem in the Gauja valley where you explore castle ruins by lantern light and hike sandstone cliffs.

The cultural heart of Latgale, Latvia's most distinctive region, set dramatically between two lakes.

An active Gauja River city where medieval ruins meet bobsled tracks, canoe routes, and forested adventure parks.