My name is Oksana. I manage few apartments in Riga that I take care of in every detail to offer guests the best possible experience by assisting them in a timely manner for every need. I think that traveling is one of the most beautiful things life has to offer, in addition to art you can get to know different lifestyles, new people, etc. Normally I leave you instructions how to enter the flat, but, If you need assistance or help - i will be always at your disposal. I speak English, Russian and Latvian. You can always contact me via phone or whtsapp.

Located in the heart of Midtown Riga central street. It is very cozy and comfortable space. The apartment is suitable for a couples or for a single travelers. Completely furnished studio, kitchen, hallway, one bathroom and separated toilet. Kitchen includes fridge, stove, microwave and all necessary cutlery to prepare and enjoy your food. It is always clean and prepared with all amenities for the guests to enjoy their stay and to feel comfortable. Excellent WIFI network.

The street was the beginning of an important trade route - the road to the region of Vidzeme (Southern Swedish Livonia) and the Russian city of Pskov. It began with what is today Smilšu iela and went through Riga's suburbs. The city entrance next to the Powder Tower was initially the main entrance to Riga from the countryside. As the city expanded, the city gates moved more towards the east and the street was extended further. In the late 19th century and early 20th various Art Nouveau buildings were erected on what now is Brīvības iela. Throughout its history, the street and its three main parts were known as Große Sandstraße , Aleksandrovskaya ulitsa (Александровская улица)/Alexanderstraße , Brīvības gatve , Adolf-Hitler-Straße and Ļeņina iela Not far from apartment - St Gertrude New Church is a Lutheran church in Riga, the capital of Latvia. It is a parish church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia. The church is situated at the address 119 Brīvības Street. St Gertrude Old Church is the ancient parish church of the district (see history at that article). However, by the start of the twentieth century Old St Gertrude's recorded more than 30,000 church members, meeting as three distinct congregations. A German congregation and a Latvian congregation alternated their services between Sunday morning and Sunday afternoons, and a second Latvian congregation worshipped on Sunday evenings. From 1903 to 1906 a second church was built, now known as St Gertrude New Church, and this became the center of the Latvian congregations, leaving Old St Gertrude's as the German-speaking church for Riga. The central district is an open-air museum. Almost every building is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Living in this part of Riga is pleasant and convenient. Nearby shops, restaurants and parks.