Are you curious about the history of industry and innovation? These are the top industrial heritage museums in Riga:
1Riga Motor Museum
RigaThe Riga Motor Museum is the biggest and the most modern and interactive antique vehicle museum in the Baltic countries. The museum contains over a hundred unique antique vehicles and the collection is constantly expanded with several acquisitions. The exhibition tells stories about the vehicles, th 2Latvian Railway History Museum
RigaThe Latvian Railway History Museum is a railway museum in Riga dedicated to Latvia's railway. The museum holds a collection that reflects the history of the railway, including rolling stock with locomotives, carriages and other railway vehicles. Besides this, the museum has around 20,000 items in it 3Latvian Museum of Pharmacy
RigaThe Latvian Museum of Pharmacy (The Pharmacy Museum) aims to show pharmacy as part of medicine throughout history and show its significance in the development of a healthy society. The museum features six exhibition halls, with around 3000 displayed items. The museum has exhibitions themed: 'Pharmac- 4
Laima Chocolate Museum
RigaThe Laima Chocolate Museum in Riga is all about chocolate. Visitors to the museum can taste the best of Laima chocolates and see behind the scenes of the chocolate making process of Laima. Furthermore, visitors can create their own chocolate candies at the creative workshop. - 5
Latvian Fire Fighting Museum
RigaThe Latvian Fire Fighting Museum is housed in an Art Nouveau building from 1912, designed by architect Reinhold Schmeling. The exhibition on the first floor illustrates the development of fire fighting in Latvia through helmets, tools, uniforms, hoses, pumps and a firefighting vehicle called 'Chevro - 6
Riga Porcelain Museum
RigaThe Riga Porcelain Museum is a ceramics museum in Riga that hosts exhibitions with contemporary solo work by Latvian porcelain artists. The museum holds the broadest collection of manufactured porcelain in Riga, mostly manufactured at the Riga Porcelain Factory from the 1950s to 1990s. Visitors lear