• Jacob’s Barracks - The tour commences at Jēkaba Barracks, a site that reveals Riga’s history as a formidable military fortress.
• Freedom Monument - A key landmark in Riga, the Freedom Monument was unveiled in 1935, funded by public donations, and symbolizes Latvia’s independence declared in 1918.
• Livu Square - Named to honor the Livonians, a Finno-Ugric people who inhabited the area before Riga’s founding in 1201.
• Bremen Town Musicians - The Bremen Musicians statue was a gift to Riga in 1990 from Bremen, Germany, during Latvia’s journey to regain independence.
• St. John’s Church - St. John’s Church is among the oldest churches in Riga.
• St. Peter’s Church - St. Peter’s Lutheran Church stands as one of Riga’s oldest and most remarkable churches.
• Riga Town Hall Square - Town Hall Square was the hub of Riga’s power, wealth, and public life for over 700 years.
• Riga Cathedral - Dome Square & Riga Cathedral are central to Riga’s historical significance.
• Riga Castle - Built in 1330 as a fortress for the Livonian Order, its large and massive structure was designed for defense and to showcase power.
• Three Brothers - The Three Brothers are the oldest preserved residential buildings in Riga, constructed at different times, yet together they tell a fascinating architectural story.
• St. James’s Cathedral - Built in 1225 as a Catholic church, St. James’s Cathedral became Lutheran under Swedish rule but is now the main Catholic cathedral in Riga.
• Swedish Gate (Zviedru Varti) - The Swedish Gate is the only remaining city gate from the 17th-century defensive wall.

• Blankets for cold weather
• 30-minute ride through Old Riga in a heated e-bus
• Audio guide (English, played through speaker)
• Welcome drink (soft drink or water included; other drinks available for an additional charge)

• Tips

Explore the charming Old Town of Riga with a delightful electric bus tour. Gain insights into the city’s rich history through an engaging audio guide, savor a welcome drink, and visit iconic landmarks such as the Freedom Monument.

Start your adventure at Jēkaba Barracks and the Powder Tower (Pulvertornis), then proceed past the Freedom Monument, Livu Square, the Bremen Musicians statue, and Konventa Sēta. Discover Town Hall Square and the unique bronze plaque, where standing in the right spot reveals the towers of three churches simultaneously.

The tour also covers Dome Square, Riga Cathedral, and numerous other remarkable highlights of the Old Town. If desired, the driver can make brief stops for photo opportunities. The audio guide is available in English and is played through a speaker.

Conclude your tour with a complimentary coffee for leaving a review. The space is open for you to relax before and after your ride — enjoy a drink, unwind, purchase souvenirs, and explore more tours in Riga and Latvia.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.