Latvian literature, a treasure trove of creativity and wisdom, has a rich history that stretches back centuries. From epic folklore and romantic poetry to contemporary ...
Latvia has a deep-rooted tradition of mythology and folklore that has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's culture and identity. In this article, we will delve into ...
When wandering through the cobbled streets of Riga, it is almost impossible not to stumble across some of the iconic statues that the streets boast. Yet, have you ever ...
Upon arriving to Latvia, I was unsure what to expect in terms of gastronomy, especially as a vegetarian. However, I have been delighted by the wide range of dishes that the ...
Would you enjoy experiencing the clamour of the city of Riga through culture? Immerse yourself one evening a month in the leading gallery event: Riga Last Thursdays! From ...
Saunas are an integral part of the culture in countries with harsh climates, and both Latvia and Russia are no exceptions. In Latvia, the sauna, known as "pirts" in Latvian, ...
On the occasion of the National Song and Dance Festival this week, Riga is alive with the celebration of its culture and history. Anyone walking on the streets in Riga can ...
Riga, the capital city of Latvia, is celebrated worldwide for its exceptional Art Nouveau architecture, known as "jūgendstils" in Latvian. According to its listing on the ...
While the vast majority of Latvians speak either Russian or English in addition to Latvian, it is a good idea to learn a couple of the most basic Latvian words and phrases to ...
Christmas is for many of us the most important holiday of the year. And looking around Riga the Latvians also seem to put up a big effort for the Christmas time. With lights ...
The Latvian cuisine may not be famous but as in every country it consists of a unique variety of ingredients. So let’s check out what kind of traditional food they ...
If you go to Riga, then you should try to get to a Latvian Sauna. If you have been too long in Russia (I assumed you have tried the Russian Banya). First of all, I'm going ...
