The view is really good; but you have to pay 11 EUR per Person which is way too much for what you get. Afterwards we found out that you can have an equal view from other buildings like hotels for free or at least less.

Recommend to go to St. Peters church to enjoy the panoramic view of this city. I am fan of Riga, so this is something I would recommend to my Norwegian friends. Please, check the schedule before you go and choose a not rainy day.

A beautiful view of Riga. This is a good vantage point for seeing how the city expanded from the central tile-roofed buildings out towards the suburbs and the surrounding countryside. There are a few flights of stairs to climb before you get to the elevator,...More

The view is beautifull, but for all of us, who was there it was not worth money - to expensive to lift - 11€ per person.

We did a quick trip to the top while we waited for our free walking tour to start. It was rather expensive (11 euros I think) but had gorgeous 360 degree views of the city including old town and the market in the old Zeppelin...More

My partner and I did this and wasn't so sure we wanted to do it at first; glad we did though as you have a great panoramic view of Riga and presumably beyond into neighbouring countries, the day we went, it was raining , however;...More

A beautiful building with fabulous views but a little pricey at 11euro, without going up to the viewing point, the museum on the ground floor is 5euro. However the views are great from here.

offers a great view from the highest viewpoint in the middle of old town. given how riga is flat as a pancake, on a clear day you can see really far :D. I believe the price is 5eur, which I think is slightly pricey though,...More

you have to take an elevator, so you do not get tired to get there :) The view is nice, price 10 euros. Not mane place, but enough

The sight is nice,but the platform very small and crowded. Wanted to leave after some minutes but the elevator is running every ten minutes only. What makes it bad:you pay 11€!!! for that and the liftboy is asking for extra money. Better go to the...More