My name is Oksana. I manage few apartments in Riga that I take care of in every detail to offer guests the best possible experience by assisting them in a timely manner for every need. I think that traveling is one of the most beautiful things life has to offer, in addition to art you can get to know different lifestyles, new people, etc. Normally I leave you instructions how to enter the flat, but, If you need assistance or help - i will be always at your disposal. I speak English, Russian and Latvian. You can always contact me via phone or whtsapp.

Nestled in the heart of the historic Old Town, this 5th-floor 2 bedroom apartment, offers an enchanting blend of comfort and classic charm. The panoramic views from every window will leave you breathless as you soak in the city's rich history and vibrant energy. The cozy bedrooms offer a restful retreat after exploring the lively streets below. Come experience the allure of the Old Town from this charming abode, where each day begins and ends with picturesque view.

Old Town Riga is a popular entertainment district in the historical and geographical center of the Latvian capital, featuring cobble-stone streets and an abundance of architectural gems. Old Town Riga, with its narrow cobblestone streets, not only features gorgeous Medieval-era buildings but unique sacral structures as well. In a relatively confined territory, five religious denominations were able to live peacefully with one another – each of them having its own church. Riga was established in 1201 by Bishop Albert, and was granted city status in 1225. Even though local Liiv tribes inhabited this marshy territory on the banks of the Daugava River, the city’s history is associated with Germanic and Christian cultures. In 1282, Riga became a member of the Hanseatic League, strengthening its position as an important trading city in the region. Over the centuries, the city has developed as a center for trade, transit and later also became an industrial center. Up until the 19th century, Riga developed as a Germanic city, even though it had been previously under Swedish, Polish, and Russian control. However, in more modern times, Latvians began to take a larger role in the city.