St. Peter's Church stands out against the backdrop of the city's panoramas with its tall spire topped with a figure of a rooster. Today, it is a functioning Lutheran church where masses are held regularly, and on its recognizable spire, at a height of 71 meters, there is an observation deck with an excellent view of the surroundings. The interior halls of pink brick have a strict decoration with laconic decorative elements of carved wood and ancient epitaphs.

For many years since its foundation, the garden has been regularly replenished with new plant species from all over the world - in total, about 6 thousand plants grow on the park's 15-hectare territory. Today, the botanical garden has become a favorite place for walks and recreation - here you can leisurely stroll along the green alleys, visit many greenhouses and simply enjoy nature in the heart of the capital city.

The House of the Blackheads in Riga is one of the main symbols of the Latvian capital and one of the main attractions of Latvia. Cultural events, concerts, exhibitions, and excursions are regularly held here. The house also temporarily became the residence of the Latvian president, due to the renovation of the Riga Castle.