Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum

Located just northeast of Riga, this museum offers an authentic glimpse into Latvia’s rural heritage.

Founded in 1924 by architect A. Štrombergs, it houses over 100 structures including churches, windmills, and farmhouses from all four cultural regions of Latvia. This open-air museum serves as a vital resource for preserving and promoting Latvian traditions and architecture, surrounded by the picturesque nature of Lake Jugla.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🏡 Historical Buildings: Explore a diverse collection of authentic wooden structures showcasing traditional Latvian architecture.
• 🌳 Scenic Nature: Experience the natural beauty of forested areas along Lake Jugla, enhancing the cultural displays.
• 🎉 Cultural Events: Participate in seasonal festivals and demonstrations that bring Latvian traditions to life.

Access is free, making it ideal for tourists, families, and cultural enthusiasts alike.