Latvia

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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