What are the tourist attractions in Riga? What's interesting in Riga?

Riga, a place that many frequent travelers may not have heard of, has St. Peter's Church, Latvian History Museum and Foreign Art Museum. It has a special flavor belonging to their country. Let's see where Riga is.

Days: 64 days per capita: 25,000

This trip to the Baltic Sea took a bus all the way, because according to the predecessors, traveling to Europe by train has always been the best way. 20 14 We tried it once, and it took about 64 days. Most of them take the train. I don't think taking the European Railway is the best way. For example, if you take the French VGA and Spanish Express, you have to book tickets at the station, and you have to buy tickets in advance for the sleeper. You need to buy an extra ticket to travel to Switzerland, and Eurostar also needs to buy another ticket (personally, Tietong is the most convenient, and it has really achieved one-vote access). Buying Tietong saves trouble, but it doesn't save more things, especially the last stop. We want to go to Amsterdam from Frankfurt, but people won't let us use the European railway, so we have to buy tickets completely again. Simplicity is discrimination.

So I decided to change trains this time. First of all, I heard that buses are cheap. In addition, there are some websites of bus companies. I have tried several times in China and I am already familiar with the operation. I feel that point-to-point is located in the city center or subway interchange, which is very convenient. In addition, it is also a good choice to take a bus to see the scenery outside the window during the day. So I want to take the bus all or most of the time. Later, we did the same. The models we took were all beautiful, with toilets (no smell) and free coffee and water. Some of them even

When I arrived in Riga, it began to rain until I left Riga. It's almost cloudy when it doesn't rain, so my experience in Riga is not as good as that in Tallinn, but I still have some memories.

On the bus to Riga, I sat next to a tall young man. He teaches college mathematics in Tallinn, but his home is in Riga, so he goes back once a week. He told me some local information, and I asked him which restaurant had good food. He introduced me to a fast food restaurant, saying it was very popular with young people, and he also showed me the way with his mobile phone. Later, I went to eat a meal specially. Ah, that's terrible. There were not many diners that day.

I asked Riga what the specialty was, and he said amber was very cheap. He also said that generally less than five euros, don't buy more than ten euros. Later, I went to several amber shops, but there were no such good things, all of which were more than tens of euros. Hee hee, but after all, people kindly told me that we would happily say goodbye after getting off the bus.

After getting off the bus, the first thing I saw was several large semi-circular buildings. It turns out that there are various markets in it, and the first one I went in was the fish market. Wow, the scale of the fish sold here surprised me. How rich! I was very excited when I saw it. I think I'd better save some energy to eat fish this time. But when I found my old hotel, I was told to change it for me without my consent, and I had to walk four or five hundred meters with my backpack. I was angry and had to give in. Fortunately, the new hotel is close to the market and the old city, but the conditions seem to be worse than before. There's not even a microwave oven. How can I eat fish? I had no choice but to go back to the fish market to see the local people buy a kind of fry. I also bought big fry, and I lost my appetite, so I had to buy some canned fish.

Outside the fish market, there are three greenhouses, one selling fruits and vegetables, the other selling meat, milk, bread and meat and dairy products, with many varieties. Finally, there is a small commodity market such as clothes, and there is a long row of awnings near the market. Someone is selling agricultural and sideline products, and things outside are cheaper than those inside. For example, there is a kind of fried sugar dough, as long as 10 cents (euro), which makes me feel back under the roof of socialism. I bought a big one.

The next day, I went out to browse under an umbrella in the rain, and I still followed the map. I found 14 of the original 15 scenic spot, and there were many results, but my shoes were wet after walking all day. Just then, I met a man and a woman walking towards me on the stone road. I thought it was a couple, but it wasn't. That girl is just helping that man. The young man told me that his girlfriend has a birthday today, but she is not in Riga today. He hopes that someone will read her name in the future. "But you know, this girl is likely to be Russian. Miss's name is huge, and it is likely to be a long name like Avdeev Na Avdo Ji Juska. Fortunately, I was born in a foreign language school in the third grade of primary school, so I'm not afraid. I listened to it twice and basically blurted it out.

On the day I came in, I went back to the dormitory and saw an elderly aunt sitting on the sofa in the living room chatting with a young man. I just heard her talk endlessly. I'm thinking, there are so many words between old people and young people. It turns out that he (she) is both in our house. The next day, the young man left, leaving me and this big cousin. She chatted with me in very fluent English. First of all, she said that the shopkeeper is a Russian boss. Why not? She said she was Dutch, and then she said she retired. I was just about to ask her how old she is. She immediately said that I was not old enough to retire, but I had made enough money. I quickly said that your idea was right, and then he began to complain about a new Russian woman. She said it was impolite for you to see her without even saying hello to us. I thought it might be because we were all talking and people didn't have a chance to say hello to you, but she didn't think so, as if she had a great prejudice against Russians. This super chatterbox talked with my stranger for a long time, so I had to stop and say that I was going shopping (otherwise I would have to dance very hard for a long time, and I often couldn't understand what she said, so I was too tired).

There is an old restaurant on the street, marked with the year 122 1. It is small, but it is very popular. Taking advantage of the venison in Tallinn last night, I want to do the same thing and enjoy the food. A small shop can last for 8900 years, which is unimaginable in China. However, this small shop is full. The waiter said that if you are patient, you can wait until after 9 pm, which is unlikely. Don't say you are hungry. Can you find this shop again in the evening?

In the evening, I fried the roe and cooked the noodles, but the roe was fishy, because it cost a lot of money and I finally swallowed it. Hey, wrong decision.

Fish cake

The following photos are famous scenic spots in Riga.

1 Riga Ancient City Riga Ancient City

2 Heitou Palace Heitou Home

3 Riga St. Peter's Cathedral

4 freedom monument

5 Levi Square and Cat House Livu Laukumska? u nams

6 Three Brothers' Home Three Brothers

Latvian national opera house

Latvian War Museum

No.9 Domalau Kums, Dome Square, Riga

Dome cathedral dome cathedral

1 1 Bremen musician statue

12 Latvian occupation museum, Latvia.

St James's Cathedral in Riga, 13

14 Lega Castle and Lega Castle

15 Latvian National Museum of History

National Museum of History

What happened in 1905 and 199 1 year? Whip (to be checked)

other

Soviet birthday cake building

An exhibition exposing the Soviet era

There is a parade before dinner.

Across the river is the National Library.

Today is your day in Riga. Why can't it be sunny before I leave? (The car shoots out of the window)

After leaving this morning, I felt suddenly enlightened when I saw such a scene outside the carriage.

Small message:

Republic of Latvijas Republika of Latvia, Latvia)

The human development index is 0.8 14 (ranked 44th, extremely high, 20 13).

Latvia has 65,438+04,000 rivers, of which 777 rivers are over 65,438+00 kilometers long.

Riga, the capital, covers an area of 307 square kilometers and has a population of 706,000 (20 10).

Latvia has more women than men, accounting for 54% of the country's residents, and the gender gap ranks first in the world.

As of 20 13, Latvians account for 6 1% and Russians account for 27%.

administrative division

The spires of the three tallest churches in Riga are, from left to right, St. James' Church, St. Peter's Church and Dome Church.

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