Konventa Seta (Convent Court) est un complexe historique situé au coeur de la vieille ville de Riga. Konventa Seta représente un complexe unique de 9 bâtiments médiévaux maintenant une atmosphère de la 14e - 16e siècles et en offrant un large éventail de toutes les convenances modernes dans ses 141 chambres.
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Prix d'une Single : 97 EUR
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Nuclear Bunker Tour
A chill from the cold war! Chemical or Nuclear attack, an underground nuclear bunker would protect the Soviet high army command and high ranking communist party members. Awaiting from directives from Moscow, you will become yourself the eyes and ears of the KGB.
Orizzonte in Jurmala
Orizzonte – the only restaurant in Latvia located right on the sea coast – on the beach. Two floors and two open air terasses with sea view won`t stay indifferent any romantic. Executive chef and his offered menu is capable to please and amaze imagination of even most refinement gourmets.
Transfert en Limousine VIP
Croisière stylée de l’aéroport de Riga jusqu’à votre hôtel en limousine allongée.
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Testimonials
Knowledge of Riga was great, gave us lots of useful info on museums and restaurants as well as Riga's history. Have already recommended you to friends and will continue to do so. Really had an excellent weekend, thank you.
Susan Bailey
Why book with us?
Because Out There is an Anglo-Latvian company based in Latvia that has had over 2 years experience working with large groups, corporate incentives and independent travellers. Some foreign members of our staff have been living and working in the Baltics for over ten years, and understand better than anybody what does and doesn’t work in Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.
