Rīga National Zoo.

Opened in 1912, Rīga National Zoo spans 16 hectares and houses approximately 3,000-4,000 animals across nearly 450 species, including around 40 endangered species. As the oldest zoo in the Baltic States, it combines historical charm with modern conservation efforts, featuring original buildings alongside new exhibits like the 2019 African Savannah and the 2007 Giraffe House. The zoo is dedicated to education, offering guided tours, classes, and annual events such as Days of Animals and Tropical Month. With a commitment to wildlife conservation, the zoo participates in various breeding and reintroduction projects. Family-friendly amenities, including picnic areas and playgrounds, make it an ideal destination for all ages, ensuring a fulfilling experience in nature and wildlife preservation.