Bonaventura Manor

Bonaventura Manor stands within a landscaped park setting near the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in the outskirts of Riga.

The manor emerged during the late 18th century when Riga experienced substantial growth in the construction of summer residences for wealthy citizens.

The manor complex represents the architectural preferences of Riga's influential bourgeoisie who built suburban estates as symbols of their social status.

Local artisans and food producers gather at Bonaventura Manor Park on summer Saturdays to sell crafts, honey, confectionery, and regional specialties.

Parts of the original Bonaventura Manor ensemble were relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum, while other sections maintain administrative functions.

Location: Riga

GPS coordinates: 56.99499,24.26524

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:52