Head into the courtyard and take the stairs to the fifth floor to find this small, yet fascinating museum dedicated to a husband and wife that produced a wide variety of interesting art in the 1920s and 1930s. Romans Suta painted common scenes such as pub life, but is perhaps best known for his contribution to the world of design having created film sets, fashion and porcelain flatware. His wife Aleksandra was an accomplished painter who specialised in portraits. You can see period furniture, paintings, sketches and memorabilia in this restored apartment where they once lived.

Admission: 1.50Ls.