Discover the city’s fashion 3 day tour 

Opened in 2016 in the very heart of Old Riga - just steps away from St. Peter’s Church and the House of the Blackheads - this private Fashion Museum was created in collaboration with the foundation of world-renowned fashion historian and collector Alexandre Vassiliev, based in Paris. Its permanent exhibition traces the evolution of fashion both globally and in Latvia, while a rotating selection of curated displays highlights iconic designers and key periods in style history. www.fashionmuseumriga.lv @modes_muzejs

Riga’s cafés are an essential part of the city’s atmosphere — and their elegant visitors, including stylish ladies of the “golden age,” often showcase some of the finest examples of local street fashion. Rigensis charms with its warm, cozy interior and the irresistible aroma of freshly baked pastries. @rigensisbakery

The brand “Nata Janson” is one of the oldest in Latvia, and designer Natalia Jansone’s collections have been featured at Riga Fashion Week from its earliest days to the present. Her creations are like haiku in the language of fashion - elegant, minimalist, and refined like rare gemstones. The Nata Janson studio is located on one of Old Riga’s shortest and most beautiful streets - Jāņa iela. natajanson.com @natajanson

The Latvian brand ArtisainT was created in collaboration with Belgian designer Lena Lumelsky, a graduate of the renowned Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Her admirers include Queen Rania of Jordan, Hollywood actress Rooney Mara, singer Demi Lovato, actress and director Renata Litvinova, and other international style icons. The brand’s philosophy is to create not seasonal collections, but timeless wardrobes. The ArtisainT by Lena Lumelsky showroom is located in the beautiful shopping complex Basteja Pasāža. artisaint.eu @artisaint

Included in the prestigious Michelin Guide, Neiburgs offers a modern, refined interpretation of dishes crafted from traditional Latvian ingredients. Price for the 4-course seasonal menu (excluding drinks): from €54 per person. À la carte menu: starters from €8.50 per person, main courses from €15 per person. neiburgs.com @neiburgs

The museum presents an authentic Art Deco-era apartment interior. The space fully reveals the essence of the style - from its layout and original wall and ceiling paintings to the detailed room decor. The collection includes furniture, tableware, artworks, clocks, clothing, jewelry, and many other period pieces. jugendstils.riga.lv/museum

A walk through the Art Nouveau district wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Sienna Café - a place where you can enjoy coffee or tea served in fine porcelain cups and, donning white gloves, leaf through art albums or vintage fashion magazines. @artkafesienna

Founded in 2018, Selina Keer has been part of Riga Fashion Week since 2019. The brand has created gowns for guests of high-society balls in Riga and Vienna, as well as for world-renowned opera diva Kristīne Opolais and other celebrities. Selina Keer embodies modern classics, blending femininity with timeless elegance. selinakeer.com @selinakeer

RIIJA is a concept store that brings together the widest selection of Latvian designer pieces in one place - from fine natural linen bedding, towels, and relaxed-fit clothing to original furniture, tableware, and lighting. rija.lv @conceptstore_riija “A souvenir is a small piece of land that a guest takes away with them. This ‘small piece,’ or a souvenir from Latvia, should never be impersonal - it must breathe and pulse, because our culture and traditions are exactly that: vivid and alive,” say the founders of Mūsmāja, a store dedicated to authentic Latvian souvenirs. musmaja.lv

Founded in 2000, ANNA LED set out to create fashion that is both sustainable and inspiring. Over the years, it has become a true benchmark of contemporary Latvian design. The brand’s aesthetic blends Baltic traditions and ethnic elements with a modern, trend-forward sensibility. The ANNA LED boutique is located in Berga Bazārs - a beautifully restored historic quarter filled with designer studios, cafés, and restaurants. annaled.com @studioannaled

Set within the elegant atmosphere of Berga Bazārs, Buržujs offers a refined menu featuring a selection of oysters and foie gras, as well as Latvian vineyard snails and artisan ice cream from Skrīveri. À la carte menu: starters from €6 per person, hot starters from €10 per person, main courses from €15 per person. burzujs.lv @burzujs_ Additional Services "Please let us know if you are interested in this additional option so we can reserve a table for you."

The museum’s collection includes over 11,928 items, with around 500 objects on display in its exhibition halls. The permanent exhibition showcases works by Latvia’s leading designers and artists, tracing the evolution of professional applied arts and design from the late 19th century to the present. https://lnmm.gov.lv/en/museum-of-decorative-arts-and-design

One of Riga’s most popular cafés, known for its freshly baked bread, pastries, cakes - and quite possibly some of the best croissants in the city. @mikla_bakery

Founded in 2017, IVETA VECMANE is a Latvian fashion brand that embodies the timeless elegance of a confident, strong Northern European woman. The brand’s core values are rooted in the principles of slow and sustainable fashion. ivetavecmane.com @ivetavecmane

For the past ten years, M50 has delighted visitors with its distinctive atmosphere in the creative quarter of Miera iela. The store’s selection includes clothing, jewelry, design objects, ceramics, books, and original gifts created by more than 100 Latvian designers and artists. m50.lv @m50lv

CINNAMON CONCEPT is a knitwear brand built on a sustainable philosophy, collaborating with a small local factory - one of the oldest in the Baltic region. The brand has also created its own fragrance collection, featuring women’s and men’s perfumes titled “One Day in Riga” (Un jour à Riga). cinnamonconcept.com @cinnamonconcept

Led by chef Māris Astičs, Ferma, a Michelin-listed restaurant, celebrates the exceptional flavor and culinary potential of regional Latvian ingredients. Here, local produce is elevated through European techniques and original signature recipes, creating a refined and contemporary dining experience. À la carte menu: starters from €15 per person, hot starters from €16 per person, main courses from €22 per person. fermarestorans.lv @ fermarestaurant