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Round 1 · 1989 AD
The Baltic Way at Freedom Monument
Two million people joined hands across the Baltics to protest Soviet occupation. The human chain passing Riga's Freedom Monument became an enduring symbol of peaceful resistance and the drive for renewed Latvian independence.
Round 2 · 1903 AD
Construction of Alberta Iela Art Nouveau
Riga experienced a massive economic boom at the turn of the century, leading to a prolific building phase. Architect Mikhail Eisenstein designed these incredibly ornate, visually striking Art Nouveau facades that define the street.
Round 3 · 1812 AD
Defense of Dinaburg Fortress Against Napoleon
As Napoleon's army marched toward Russia, a detachment attacked the unfinished Dinaburg Fortress. The Russian garrison fiercely repelled the French and Prussian forces, successfully delaying the northern advance and protecting the road to St. Petersburg.
Round 4 · 1642 AD
Duke Jacob's Shipyards on the Venta
Under Duke Jacob Kettler, the Duchy of Courland reached its peak of wealth. These bustling shipyards in Ventspils built the formidable merchant and naval fleets used to establish overseas colonies in Tobago and Gambia.
Round 5 · 1201 AD
Bishop Albert Lands to Found Riga
German crusaders and merchants led by Bishop Albert arrived on the banks of the Daugava River. They established the city of Riga, which quickly grew into a powerful trading hub for the Hanseatic League.