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Jewish Museum and Jewish Club.
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Gorgeous art nouveaux buildings on
Alberta Street.
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The Childhood Home of Oxford
Philosopher Isaya Berlin and world recognized film-director
Sergey Eisenstein.
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The 200 year old Verman Park and
monument to Chess Champion Michael Thal. Nearby resided
chess theoretician Aron Nimcovitch. Monument to Nobel
Laureat in Chemistry, Wilhelm Ostwald.
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Latvian University and the story of
its students.
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Liberty monument and Opera House.
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Synagogue in Old Town.
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Dom Square and Dom Cathedral.
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Parliament, St. Jacob Catholic
Church, and Three Brothers.
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Powder Tower and Cat's House.
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Museum of Occupation and Black Head
House.
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Stock-exchange, built in the style
of a Venetian Palazzo.
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The House of famous photographer
Philip Halsman.
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Russian orthodox church, built in
1818.
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Holocaust Memorial - Di Greise Chor
Shul.
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The School of Jewish Craftsmen.
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Warsaw Ghetto area of 1941-1943.
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The first secular school in the
Russian Empire, now Chabad School.
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Altnaye Shul - Old and New
Synagogue and Yeshiva.
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Asylum for sick and poor Jews - the
place of the pogrom of 1905.
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Prayer House of Russian old
believers
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Riga Central Market - the greatest
in the Baltic States.
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Rumbula Holocaust Memorial.
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Additional options include:
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Riga Zoo,
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Open Air Ethnograpic Museum,
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Panoramic tower at St. Peter's
Church,
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Museum of Riga History,
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Latvia's History Museum,
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Art Museum