This tour explores Jewish heritage and Holocaust remembrance sites in Riga and nearby areas. It combines Jewish heritage places in central Riga with important memorial sites outside the city, including Salaspils and Rumbula Forest.

The Grand Tour covers more places and includes transportation outside central Riga. In addition to sites such as the Riga Jewish Ghetto Museum, Choral Synagogue Memorial and Riga Synagogue, it also visits Salaspils Memorial and Rumbula Forest Memorial.

The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours, depending on traffic, opening hours, time spent at memorial sites and the pace of the group.

The route usually includes the Riga Jewish Ghetto Museum, the Choral Synagogue Memorial, the Riga Jewish Synagogue, Salaspils Memorial and Rumbula Forest Memorial. The exact order of stops may vary depending on timing and local conditions.

Yes. The Grand Tour includes Salaspils Memorial, a major World War II memorial site near Riga connected with civilian prisoners, forced labour, deportations and wartime suffering in Latvia.

Yes. The tour includes Rumbula Forest Memorial, one of the most important Holocaust remembrance sites in Latvia, connected with the mass murder of Jews from the Riga Ghetto in 1941.

Yes. Transportation is included, as this tour visits memorial sites outside central Riga as well as Jewish heritage places in the city.

The tour covers serious and tragic parts of Latvia’s history, including the Holocaust, the former Riga Ghetto, Salaspils and Rumbula Forest. The experience is designed to be respectful, informative and focused on remembrance.

Entrance donations to the Riga Synagogue and Riga Jewish Ghetto Museum are not included in the tour price.

Yes. The tour operates throughout the year and in different weather conditions. Please dress according to the weather, especially because some memorial sites are outdoors.