Nikolaos Efstathiou | Mar 12, 2018

Very friendly staff. The place is nicely demonstrating life in the early years of last century. Some interactive activities at the basement.

Chenguang Lu | Apr 5, 2018

Very nice museum to experience the history and culture of Riga. Stuff are very friendly. Highly recommended ‼

Louise Forbes | Dec 19, 2017

Lovely little museum. It wasn't too big and overwhelming. The format was perfect as you start on the bottom floor where you can view artefacts and videos about art Noveau in Riga then on the top floor you take a look around the house which I think is the best way to learn about culture in a city. Don't expect a large museum with lots of see, we found this was the perfect amount of information. We went here in winter when it was too cold dark and foggy to really appreciate the architecture so this was a nice way to see it. Don't do what we did and walk straight up the many flights of stairs as it's a different museum up there and the Art Noveau one is on the ground floor!

Mohammad Azizkhani | May 10, 2017

Take a trip to years back and see what went on Art Nouveau time! The museum offers photography with AN outfit and printing service for only 2€ and you can have up to 4 photos by one payment! Even all staff are dressed in AN style clothes! So you will have a very real experience! If you are lucky you may be offered some cookies in the kitchen!! 😄

Juliette Hettema | Oct 5, 2017

The museum is a bit more pricey than other museums in Riga, and the price increases if you want to take pictures as well. However it's well worth a visit. I greatly enjoyed it even though the museum isn't very big.

Julia Boechat Machado | Jun 14, 2018

On the inside, you'll see an assortment decorated with authentic art Nouveau objects. It's interesting, but I'd only recommend for aficionados of the style. There are extra fees to take pictures or to get your picture taken on an art nouveau hat, which in a museum that is already pretty expensive (7 euros adults, 5 euros students) adds up, and feels a bit stingy. Even if you don't visit, do enter the building to see the famous art nouveau staircase. It's really worth it!

keshav vats | Jun 12, 2018

Its expensive and most of the info can be extracted from elsewhere. Possibly some curios inside the reconstruction of an old house might be of some interest if youre into that sort of a thing. Can easily skip

Johan Van Herck | May 12, 2018

You have to visit this authentic museum when you discover this art nouveau area.