St. Peter's Church

St. Peter's Church is one of the oldest and most valuable buildings of medieval monumental architecture in all of the three the Baltic States. Originaly the building is dateb back to 1209, the chuch was rebuild to its current state in 1973. You can the church's tower above the city, as it is the tallest peak in Riga, or even visit it for admiring the panoramic view of Riga. The chuch functions not only as a worhip place, but also a place for various concerts and excibitions that changes every month. The administration of the chuch works clostly with local artist's associations and groups. Visitors are welcomed to visit the tower of the church, which offers breathtaking views of the medieval and modern Riga, the Daugava with its spacious harbor and the Gulf of Riga. Do not miss a chance to see this remarkable view of the city from the different angle.

In May-August chuch is opened one hour longer (until 19).

Ticket office is closed one hour before the closing of the church.

Adults: EUR 9.00

Students (with supporting documentation): EUR 7.00

Students (school age): EUR 3.00

Children (up to 7 years old) entrance free of charge.