Āgenskalna tirgus

A red-brick market hall across the river (completed in 1923), a state-protected monument that reopened after restoration in 2022. Food traders, cafés and shops, a flea market on Sundays, a one-hour gastro tour with seven tastings every Thursday at 11:00, and cookery masterclasses.

Restaurants & Food Tours

What to expect

Booking a table in advance is recommended
Seasonal and local produce
Led by an experienced local guide

Good to know

Address: Nometņu iela 64, Rīga
Website: agenskalnatirgus.lv
Season: All year
Price: Prices on the business website
Kids: Yes
Indoors: Yes

Details checked: October 2026. For current prices and opening hours, see the business website. Source: agenskalnatirgus.lv.

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