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Covers the history of porcelain in Riga through the 19th and 20th centuries.
Riga Porcelain Museum is a ceramics museum in Riga, Latvia.
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Riga Theater-Club in heart of old city.
The Museum of Decorative and Design Art is located in the former St. George’s Church building (1204), which is the oldest stone building in Riga. It features seven collections of decorative and design art work.
Amazing sculpture based on a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.
In a renovated 18th-century house. The museum showcases pharmaceutical equipment, traditional medicine and herbs and what pharmacies looked like a century ago.
Wagner once lived in Riga, on the street now named after him. This hall where he performed occasionally holds concerts.
A smaller, less spectacular church near Saint Peter's. There is a nice altar inside, and unlike most Riga churches, this one is free. The altar is from the Renaissance period and depicts the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus. The ceiling is from the Gothic period, and has 5 separate vaulted compartments. There is also a huge pipe organ, and many stained glass windows. This church dates back to the mid 1200s.