Travel to Latvia

Nestled in the heart of the Baltic region, Latvia offers travelers a captivating blend of historical charm, natural beauty, and vibrant culture. From its medieval towns to its serene countryside, Latvia presents a diverse range of experiences that cater to all types of adventurers.


Riga, the capital city, is a treasure trove of architectural wonders. Its UNESCO-listed Old Town boasts cobblestone streets, ornate churches, and charming squares. The Art Nouveau district showcases a unique blend of history and artistic expression.


Latvia's pristine landscapes provide ample opportunities for outdoor exploration. The Gauja National Park is a playground for hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts, with its dense forests, winding rivers, and limestone cliffs.


The Baltic Sea coastline offers tranquil beaches and fishing villages, inviting relaxation and water-based activities during the summer months.


Latvian culture is celebrated through its festivals, traditional crafts, and authentic cuisine. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the Jāņi midsummer celebration or explore the local handicrafts at the Ethnographic Open-Air Museum.


For history buffs, Latvia's past comes to life in its numerous castles, manors, and historic sites. The Turaida Castle and the Rundāle Palace are prime examples of the country's rich architectural heritage.


Are you planning to visit Latvia as a tourist? Here you will find rules for entering Latvia and other useful information you need for an unforgettable trip. 




Products from Visit World for a comfortable trip to Latvia:


Travel guide for obtaining a visa and other necessary documents for Latvia;

Legal advice on entry and immigration to Latvia;

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Useful  information

Main tourist destinations

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Best time to visit

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Transport of the country

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Customs regulations

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Emergency numbers

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1. Public transportation:

The average cost of bus and train tickets ranges from 1 to 5 euros.

2. Taxis:

The average fare is around 3 to 5 euros, with additional charges depending on the distance.

3. Private cars:

Fuel costs approximately €1.30 to €1.50 per liter.

Car rental prices vary, but can start from 20-30 euros per day.

4. Bicycle rental:

Bicycle rental is available in some cities and costs around 5-10 euros per day.

5. Domestic flights:

The number of domestic flights is limited; prices depend on destination and ticket availability.

6. Intercity buses:

Costs vary but are generally affordable, with tickets costing between 5 and 20 euros for longer distances.

7. Traveling by train:

Train tickets for long-distance travel can cost between 5 and 20 euros, depending on the route and class.

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