This tour offers a rare two-country experience in just one day. From Riga, you'll travel to Lithuania's Hill of Crosses, a haunting and deeply symbolic site of resistance and hope. Along the way, enjoy regional insights from your guide and a scenic photo stop at the Latvia–Lithuania border.
Unlike standard tours, this journey also explores Jelgava — a hidden gem known for its riverside promenade, Orthodox cathedral, and the largest Baroque palace in the Baltics. A stop for coffee and a leisurely lunch adds comfort to cultural discovery. Meals are not included in the tour price, giving you the flexibility to choose from a variety of local dishes according to your own taste and preference. Perfect for travelers who want more than just checkmarks — this tour delivers meaning, story, and memory.
Please meet the driver/guide in front of the main entrance of Riga Cathedral (Rīgas Doms).
This sacred site in Lithuania features thousands of crosses symbolizing faith, hope, and resilience. Your guide will explain its powerful history and meaning, after which you'll have time to explore and, if you wish, leave your own cross. Domus Mariae Monastery (nearby) A peaceful monastery offering quiet reflection and an open chapel for visitors. A serene contrast to the dramatic symbolism of the hill.
Pause at the crossing point between Latvia and Lithuania for a brief photo opportunity. This symbolic moment marks the transition between two Baltic nations and offers a great chance to capture your journey between countries.
Built in the 19th century, this striking cathedral is one of Jelgava’s key spiritual landmarks and a fine example of Russian Orthodox architecture. Your guide will share the story of its construction, destruction, and remarkable restoration.
Stretching along the Lielupe River, Jelgava’s riverside promenade offers scenic views, walking paths, and a tranquil escape from the city. The guide will lead you across the elegant Mītava Bridge — one of the city’s highlights — while sharing insights about Jelgava’s past and present.
The largest Baroque-style palace in the Baltics, Jelgava Palace was designed by famed architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli and once housed the Dukes of Courland. Today, your guide will share its grand history, from ducal glory to modern-day function, while you admire its impressive façade and riverside setting.
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