Nestled along the banks of the Daugava River, the Port of Riga beckons with a storied past dating back over 800 years. This bustling maritime hub bears witness to Riga's emergence as a trading powerhouse in the Hanseatic League, where merchants once bartered Baltic goods. The city's maritime heritage is palpable, reflected in its labyrinthine network of canals and historic warehouses. The Baltic climate lends a crispness to the air, invigorating travelers seeking authenticity amidst cobblestone streets and medieval spires. Amidst the city's vibrant markets and waterfront promenades, one can savor Riga's claim to fame: the birthplace of the Christmas tree tradition, dating back to 1510.
