Daugavgrīva Fortress
The Daugavgrīva Fortress is a historic military site with varying accessibility; it's wise to check for tour schedules or open days in advance.
Situated where the Daugava River meets the Gulf of Riga, Daugavgrīva offers a rugged, windswept escape from the urban core. This remote district is a compelling mix of raw nature, Soviet-era housing blocks, and formidable military history centered around its historic fortress. It's a place for those who prefer bracing sea air and quiet exploration over bustling cafes and crowds, with a landscape defined by its long breakwater, sandy beaches, and the protected Piejūra Nature Park.
Public transport is primarily limited to Bus 3, which provides a long but direct connection to the city center.
The Daugavgrīva Fortress is a historic military site with varying accessibility; it's wise to check for tour schedules or open days in advance.
The Daugavgrīva Fortress is a historic military site with varying accessibility; it's wise to check for tour schedules or open days in advance.
Plot a stop at Daugavgrīva Lighthouse while exploring Daugavgrīva.
Plot a stop at Piejūra Nature Park while exploring Daugavgrīva.
Plot a stop at The Western Mole (Rietumu mols) while exploring Daugavgrīva.
Public transport is primarily limited to Bus 3, which provides a long but direct connection to the city center.
Services and amenities are basic and locally focused; for major shopping or diverse dining, you'll need to travel to other parts of Riga.