The building now occupied by the Saeima (Latvian Parliament) was constructed in 1863-1867 for the needs of the Vidzeme Knighthood according to the design made by Robert Pflug, a Baltic-German architect, and Jānis Baumanis, the first academically educated Latvian architect.

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Images à proximité de Riga

A: Plenary chamber of the Latvian parliament in Riga

Par Vil Muhametshin, à moins de 10 mètres

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

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 10 mètres

C: Latvia Saeima

Par Uwe Wirtjes, à 20 mètres

D: Protesti pie Saeimas pret A.Loskutova atstādināšanu no amata 2008.gada jūnijā

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 30 mètres

  

E: Corner of Jekaba and Klostera Street

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 40 mètres

Jekaba (Jacob’s) Street was constructed in the 13th century and by the end of the 17th century it was...

F: Klostera Street

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 40 mètres

Klostera (Cloistral) Street was constructed in the 16th century when the Cloister of Maria Magdalena,...

G: Riga Old City at Night

Par Uldis Bardins, à 40 mètres

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

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 40 mètres

I: "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...

J: St. Jacob’s Church

Par Vil Muhametshin, à 50 mètres

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

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