Temples & religious sites
St. Saviour's church, Riga
What to Expect
St. Saviour's Church is an Anglican parish on the northern edge of Riga's Old Town, near Riga Castle and the Daugava River. Built in a red-brick neo-Gothic style, it offers a visual contrast to nearby Baltic architecture. Travellers visit to see its distinct exterior and stained glass during a walking route through the old quarter.
How to Get There
The building is reachable on foot within Old Town. Walking from the central Town Hall Square takes about 5 to 10 minutes heading northwest. Riverfront transit stops are under a 5-minute walk away.
Time to Spend
Allow 15 to 30 minutes to view the architecture and the interior.
When to Visit
Go during daylight hours to view the brickwork and interior light. The area rarely gets crowded, making it a calm stop in any season. Avoid visiting during Sunday services unless attending.
Nearby Attractions
You can easily combine this stop with other sights nearby:
- Our Lady of Sorrows Church (0.1km): Just around the corner.
- St. Mary Magdalene's Church (0.1km): Steps away in the old quarter.
- Riga Castle (0.2km): Directly to the northwest.
- Riga Cathedral (0.2km): A short walk to the south.
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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