Timeline
10:00
Arrive at the Latvian Firefighting Museum as it opens. The exhibitions cover the history of firefighting in Latvia from the mid-nineteenth century. Visiting right at opening time ensures a quiet experience before the day's visitors arrive.
10:45
Walk four minutes to Buberts for a coffee. This café is open from 08:00, making it a reliable stop for a break after the museum.
11:15
Take a 14-minute walk south to Esplanade Park. Designed by Georg Kuphaldt, this park offers a pleasant green space to unwind. The museum is directly north of the park, keeping the walk short and straightforward.
Local tip
The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00. Monday is closed.
Check before you go
- The Latvian Firefighting Museum is closed on Mondays. It opens at 10:00 on Tuesday through Saturday.
Worth knowing
- Buberts is open at 10:45 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
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