Riga Bike Tours are back

Discover more on a Riga Free Tour
Riga Free Walking Tours run daily for you to enjoy!
Our old Riga free walking tour is the perfect way to learn more about the foundation and history of Riga. A great introduction for first time visitors to this beautiful city Come along to hear legends, tales, history and much more besides.
1hr 45min 10:00 daily & 15:00 on weekends Language: English
Meets at the entrance St Peters Church
If you want to escape the tourist center of Riga to discover the real city, join the Market & Moscow district tour. Visit areas out of Old Riga, Riga Central Market, The Moscow District, Science Academy, wooden architecture and Jewish ghetto.
2hr 30min 12:00 Daily
Language: English
Meets at the entrance St Peters Church
Riga is famous for its art nouveau architecture. Boasting an amazing city centre that shows what makes Riga today. Full of great history and cool quarters to discover we aim to show you not just amazing buildings but real life.
2hr 12:00 Saturdays
Language: English
Meets at the steps of National Opera
Explore Riga on bicycle. Escape the tourists and go deeper into a city that is rarely seen by others. The Riga Bike tour will show you more in one tour than all the free walks put together. This is a great option for people who want to see the Real Riga!
2hr 45min 15:00
Language: English
30 Euro per person
Booking essential, Bike included

ABOUT US
Riga Free Tour is a proud local and independent free tour provider. We have been running our free tours in Riga since 2008
We are thrilled to support our independent, international partners as a member of the Free Tour Community. Check out the link to find more of the best free tours around the World.
JOIN A FREE WALKING TOUR THAT INSPIRES
Our free tours are designed to give visitors to Riga a better sense of understating the people of the city. Through history we can explain the present trends, social aspects, cultural and linguistic characteristics that make up this multicultural and multifaceted city. Our team of guides come from a wide range of academic and social backgrounds. One thing they all share in common...... Their love for Riga.