The Latvian Museum of Photography is a museum in Riga, Latvia devoted to photography. It is a division of the Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation and has been open since 1993. The museum is situated in a 16th century merchant building.
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We did both the permanent and temporary exhibitions in less than 30 min. There really was not much for the temporary exhibition, just a few pictures. I was disappointed in the permanent exhibit also- I was hoping for more Latvian history through the photographs. There was only one set of pictures depicting the St Peters tower burning. For the price, I would have expected more. Not worth the 4.50 euro to see both exhibitions. Seeing the old cameras was cool but that’s really all that was...
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Interesting journey in the Latvian history of photography. Included a modern day exhibition about water. We found it very interesting. Also intriguing photos from a fire in one of the cities church and clocktower spires in black and white. I would recommend a visit. The museum shop also have good books from a number of highly skilled Latvian...
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Tiny museum but full of interesting old cameras, lots of old photos taken in Riga, and a detailed history until the second world war. Pity that they have so little space, and only books in Latvian. Worth a visit, takes max 1 hour to see everything. Take a ticket for the whole museum, it's cheap and...
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