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The primary attraction here is the last remaining stretch of city wall directly opposite the barracks.
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The last remaining gate from the old city walls.
22 collections of Latvian and Soviet military equipment starting from World War I until today.
This building (also housing a pub of no particular note) is most famous for the two statues of black cats on the roofs. The legend has it that a disgruntled tradesman who was not accepted into the Big Guild, built this house and put the cats on it with their tails pointing towards the Big Guild, thus expressing his scorn.
Jēkaba Katedrāle
Dating to 1226, this is one of the few Catholic churches left in Riga. At one point, it housed one of Riga's first schools.
Saeima
A rather plain building housing the Saeima, Latvia's parliament. It has had a number of uses, including as a Soviet-era museum. Not open to visitors.
Jēkabs art gallery offers exhibitions and fine art auctions.