Ziedoņdārzs

The 6.4-hectare Ziedoņdārzs park contains rows of Dutch linden trees, decorative hedges, pedestrian walkways, and a fountain adorned with frog sculptures.

Established in 1937 after the demolition of several buildings, Ziedoņdārzs park became a significant addition to Riga's urban development during the pre-World War II period.

The park features a monument dedicated to Latvian writer Aleksandrs Čaks and regularly serves as a venue for community gatherings and local events.

Visitors can access the park through Čaka Street, with multiple public transportation options available through schedules found at rigassatiksme.lv.

The park design incorporates a central alley of linden trees leading to a fountain, creating a natural barrier between surrounding apartment buildings.

Location: Riga

Inception: 1937

GPS coordinates: 56.95639,24.14056

Latest update: June 15, 2025 22:54