Housed in a grand historicist building designed by Wilhelm Neumann and opened in 1905, the Latvian National Museum of Art is the country’s premier institution for visual arts. Located in central Riga at Jaņa Rozentāla Square, the museum holds over 65,000 works spanning from the late 18th century to the present, offering a comprehensive overview of Latvian and Baltic art. Its permanent exhibitions trace the evolution of national artistic identity, from Romanticism and Realism to modernism and contemporary movements. Following a major renovation completed in 2015, the museum doubled in size, adding modern underground galleries while preserving its ornate façade and Art Nouveau interior elements. Visitors can explore thematic exhibitions, educational programmes, and temporary shows that highlight both historical and current artistic dialogues. As a cultural cornerstone of Riga, the museum not only preserves Latvia’s artistic heritage but also fosters creative exchange and public engagement in the visual arts.
Riga LatviaThe Latvian National Museum of Art is located at Jaņa Rozentāla laukums 1, in central Riga, adjacent to Esplanade Park and just a short walk from the city's Old Town and Art Nouveau district. Housed in a grand historicist building designed by Wilhelm Neumann and completed in 1905, the museum is Latvia’s foremost repository of national art, with more than 52,000 works spanning from the 18th century to the present. The museum sits next to the Art Academy of Latvia and is easily accessible from major city landmarks. Nearby, visitors can enjoy the lush Esplanade Park, the striking Riga Nativity of Christ Orthodox Cathedral, and the renowned Art Nouveau district centered around Alberta Street, famous for its unique architecture. The Freedom Monument, Bastejkalna Park, and the Latvian National Opera are all within a ten-minute walk. The area also offers easy access to shopping at Galleria Riga and the vibrant atmosphere of Riga’s Old Town, making the museum an essential cultural destination surrounded by some of the city’s top attractions.
Museum of the Occupation of Latvia
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Art Nouveau Museum
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Riga Motor Museum
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Latvian National Opera and Ballet
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Daile Theatre
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New Riga Theatre
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Riga Castle
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House of the Blackheads
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Bastejkalns Park
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Vērmanes Garden
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Esplanade Park
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Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia
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St. Peter's Church Tower
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Riga Cathedral Tower
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Rātslaukums
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Dome Square
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Freedom Monument Square
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Riga Old Town
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Rīgas Centrāltirgus
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Three Brothers
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Riga Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust Museum
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Latvian Academy of Sciences Observation Deck
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Laima Clock
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Art Museum Riga Bourse
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Museum of Decorative Arts and Design
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Romans Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova Museum
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Museum Storage Facility and Forest of Sculptures
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Art Museum Arsenāls
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Latvian War Museum
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Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation
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The Corner House
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Andrejs Upīts’ Memorial Museum
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Pauls Stradiņš Museum of the History of Medicine
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Latvian Museum of Pharmacy
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Latvian Film Museum
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The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia
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Krišjānis Barons Memorial Museum
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Latvian Museum of Architecture
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Latvian Museum of Natural History
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Latvian Museum of Photography
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Latvian Railway History Museum
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Riga Aviation Museum
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Riga Porcelain Museum
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LOOK! Art Gallery
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Art Platz
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Digital Art House
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MuseumLV Gallery
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Planetarium at Science Centre Tehnoannas pagrabi
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