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With waterfalls, beaches, medieval villages, and national parks, Latvia is aptly referred to as the “Gem of the Baltics.” Here are some must-visit sites to visit when you’re in Latvia.

Old City Riga: The historically significant Baroque Clock Tower, St. Peter’s Church, and the House of the Black Heads are just a few of the surprises that await you in Latvia’s capital city.

Gauja National Park: This is the largest national park in Latvia, where you can explore gigantic caves, go hiking and mountain biking along cliffs, or canoe on the Gauja River.

Venta Rapid: Europe’s widest waterfall, which is a natural wonder and one of the only places where you can watch fish swimming upstream trying to overcome the waterfall.

If you’re up for an incredible culinary adventure, here are three dishes you must try in Latvia.

Auksta Zupa: A cold, refreshing Latvian soup that stands out for its deep pink color from the mix of beets, cucumbers, kefir, hard-boiled eggs, and milk sausage.

Rupjmaizes Kartojums: This classic dessert features cream, sour raspberry jam, and Latvian rye breadcrumbs – all served in a glass with a dark chocolate or cinnamon garnish.

Auksta Gaļa: This delicacy is a jellied cold meat dish with pork, beef, or chicken garnished with greens and served with horseradish.

Nestled between Estonia and Lithuania, Latvia is a fascinating Baltic hotspot. The best time to visit Latvia depends on what you want to do and where you want to go.

June to September: Peak season for engaging in outdoor activities like camping, canoeing, mountain biking, or exploring the charming streets and parks of Riga.

October and November: Visit Latvia in October or November if you want to avoid the crowds, enjoy harvest festivals, and watch the deciduous forests blaze with fiery autumn colors.

December and January: If you enjoy Christmas markets or want to go ice skating, sledding, or skiing in the stunning Aukstaitija National Park, the winter months are ideal for you.

Given Latvia’s position in Northern Europe’s temperate climate zone, the weather can be unpredictable. Be prepared by carrying the following items with you on your trip.

Coat/Jacket: With a winter coat or jacket that has a furry lining or trim, you’ll stay warm during the chilly winters of Latvia.

Rain Pants: Latvia receives a lot of rain due to its proximity to the Baltic Sea; in these cases, rain pants come in handy.

Pocket-Size Moisturizer/Lotion: Keep your skin smooth and hydrated at all times so you can take the best selfies when traveling in this beautiful region.