Ēbelmuiža Park
Despite its urban density, the neighborhood is adjacent to the Ziepniekkalns forest and includes the historic Ēbelmuiža Park, offering residents nearby green escapes.
Meaning 'Soap Hill' in Latvian, Ziepniekkalns is a large, densely populated residential district on the left bank of the Daugava. Dominated by Soviet-era apartment blocks, it's a practical and self-sufficient neighborhood that offers a very local, non-touristy living experience. While primarily concrete, it is bordered by green spaces and forests, providing a balance for its many residents.
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The name 'Soap Hill' harks back to the 18th century when soap boiling workshops operated in the area.
Despite its urban density, the neighborhood is adjacent to the Ziepniekkalns forest and includes the historic Ēbelmuiža Park, offering residents nearby green escapes.
Despite its urban density, the neighborhood is adjacent to the Ziepniekkalns forest and includes the historic Ēbelmuiža Park, offering residents nearby green escapes.
Plot a stop at Ziepniekkalns Ski Hill while exploring Ziepniekkalns.
Plot a stop at Ziepniekkalns Cemetery while exploring Ziepniekkalns.
Plot a stop at Dienvidu Tilts (Southern Bridge) while exploring Ziepniekkalns.
The name 'Soap Hill' harks back to the 18th century when soap boiling workshops operated in the area.
The district is one of Riga's most populous, primarily developed in the 1980s with typical panel-block housing projects.
You're seeking affordable housing in a large, self-contained residential district with good transport links to the city center.
You want a practical, family-oriented environment with schools, parks, and daily amenities all within easy reach.
You prefer living among locals in an area completely removed from the tourist trail.