Klostera (Cloistral) Street was constructed in the 16th century when the Cloister of Maria Magdalena, after which the street was named, had been transferred into the city’s tenure. The street was built in the second half of the 16th century, when the tenancy of Catholic Church on the territory of the Convent of Maria Magdalene and Jacob’s Church had fallen to the city. In 1925 a part of Klostera Street was named Saeima Square. In the early 30s the whole street for a short time was called Saeima Street. In 1941 it was renamed to Muzeja (Museum) Street, in 1950 – Vestures (Historic) Street. After restoration of independence of Latvia the street regained its original name.

Images à proximité de Riga

A: Riga Old City at Night

Par Uldis Bardins, à 10 mètres

B: Latvia Saeima

Par Uwe Wirtjes, à 30 mètres

C: St. Jacob’s Church

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 30 mètres

St. Jacob’s Church (Sv. Jekaba) is the fourth largest church in the Old Town. It was first mentioned ...

D: At the speakers place of plenary chamber of the Latvian parliament

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 40 mètres

The building now occupied by the Saeima (Latvian Parliament) was constructed in 1863-1867 for the nee...

E: On the main stairs of the Latvian parliament in Old Riga

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 40 mètres

F: Plenary chamber of the Latvian parliament in Riga

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 50 mètres

G: "Blīvā Telpa" (Dense Space) at the Arsenāls Exhibition Hall in Old Riga, Latvia

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 50 mètres

Works from the collection of Dr. biol. Guntis Belēvičs This exhibition with over 120 works by some 80...

H: At the "Golden works" art exhibition in Riga

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 60 mètres

I: "Golden works" art exhibition in Riga, Latvia

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 60 mètres

J: Exhibition "Dense Space" at the Arsenāls Exhibition Hall in Old Riga, Latvia

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 60 mètres

Works from the collection of Dr. biol. Guntis Belēvičs This exhibition with over 120 works by some 80...

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