Āgenskalns Market
The recently renovated Āgenskalns Market is the heart of the neighborhood, acting as a social hub with street food, local produce, and events.
Located on the left bank of the Daugava River, Āgenskalns offers a charming escape from the city center's bustle. Known for its beautifully preserved wooden architecture and the lively Āgenskalns Market, the area has a strong community feel and a slightly bohemian atmosphere. It's a neighborhood where historic character meets a relaxed, local lifestyle, making it a favorite for both long-term residents and curious visitors.
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The recently renovated Āgenskalns Market is the heart of the neighborhood, acting as a social hub with street food, local produce, and events.
This area is one of the best places in Riga to see 'Koka Rīga'—the city's historic wooden buildings, which are protected as architectural monuments.
The recently renovated Āgenskalns Market is the heart of the neighborhood, acting as a social hub with street food, local produce, and events.
Plot a stop at Kalnciema Quarter while exploring Āgenskalns.
Plot a stop at Victory Park (Uzvaras parks) while exploring Āgenskalns.
Plot a stop at Māras dīķis (Mara's Pond) while exploring Āgenskalns.
This area is one of the best places in Riga to see 'Koka Rīga'—the city's historic wooden buildings, which are protected as architectural monuments.
Being in Pārdaugava (across the Daugava) provides a different perspective on the city and often a more relaxed pace of life.
You want an authentic Riga experience and love exploring local markets and architectural gems.
You're looking for a quieter, greener base with a strong sense of community that's still just a short tram ride from the Old Town.
You appreciate historic wooden houses and want to live or stay in an area with unique character.