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Many of the museums in Latvia are located in the capital, Riga.

Riga[edit]

• Andrejs Upits' Memorial Museum


• Arsenāls - Fine Arts Museum


• 
  Latvian Fire Fighting Museum (Russian: ru:Музей пожарного дела Латвии) ^[1]


• 
  Jānis Akuraters Museum in Āgenskalns
  


• Krišjānis Barons Memorial Museum


• [The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia]]


• Latvian Museum of Architecture


• Latvian Museum of Decorative Arts and Design


• Latvian Museum of Foreign Art


• Latvian Museum of National History


• Natural History Museum of Latvia


• Latvian Museum of Pharmacy


• Latvian Museum of Photography


• Latvian Railway History Museum


• Latvian National Museum of Art


• Latvian War Museum


• Museum and Documentation Centre - Jews in Latvia


• Museum of Barricades of 1991


• Museum of Latvian Television


• Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation


• Museum of the Occupation of Latvia


• Museum “Jews in Latvia”


• Museum of the Popular Front


• 
  Ojārs Vācietis Memorial Museum


• 
  Pauls Stradiņš Museum for History of Medicine ^[2]


• Riga Aviation Museum


• Riga Film Museum


• Riga Motor Museum


• Riga Porcelain Museum

Other places[edit]

• Alūksne Museum


• 
  Andrejs Pumpurs Museum in Lielvarde
  


• Liepāja Museum


• 
  Kuldīga district museum


• 
  Tukums Museum


• 
  Turaida Museum Reserve


• Ventspils Museum

See also[edit]

• 
  Latvian Museums Association ^[3]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• 
  List of museums, Vietas guide


• 
  Latvia, European Tourist Guide