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Three Brothers [Trīs brāļi]

Three BrothersThe Three Brothers are the oldest stone residential buildings in the city and represent different stages in the architectural development of Riga, from medieval to Baroque. The oldest of the three is N°17 and dates back to the 15th century. The other two were built in the 17th and 18th centuries, respectively. Unfortunately, not much is known about the history of these abodes, including who owned them. The Riga Museum of Architecture is located in building N°19.

Three Brothers comments

  • 21
    November
    2009
    Brian -
    The buildings are nice enough, but unless you want to visit the architecture museum, it really isn't worth trying to find it. It's easily missed and very difficult to photograph due to compact surroundings.


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Mazā Pils 17, 19, 21
tel. (+371) 67 22 07 79
Open 09:00-17:00,
Mon 09:00-18:00,
Fri 09:00-16:00,
Sat Closed,
Sun Closed.

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