St. Peter's Church

Amazing views once you're up there. There's a bit of a wait since only one elevator goes up and it's operated by staff, but it's absolutely worth it. You get full 360-degree views of the city and we went just before sunset, which made it even better. It’s colder at the top, so bring an extra layer if you're visiting in winter. Inside the church is also beautiful to walk around. There were people actively praying, so just be respectful. You can buy tickets on site. Hats off when in the church. Overall, definitely worth the visit.

Wonderful building in the heart of Riga. You need to pay 3€ to get in or 9€ to get on top. There is an elevator starting the 3rd floor to the top. Probably the best view of the city, so definitely worth it. Before Christmas, there are free concerts every Saturday starting 18:00. Wonderful experience!

As a Lutheran church, it is not that much adorned, but it is still a nice visit, as you can see a lot of different and interesting coats of arms. You can read some history on the panels accross the church. Entrance is 3 euros, and going by the elevator to the top is 6 more euros. The view from the top is beautiful. However, for the total price of 9 euros, I think it's a bit overpriced. If an audio-guide was included in that price, the price would seem more reasonable.

Really beautiful church, well worth stopping by even if not religious. The building is stunning & the architecture is immense. You can pay extra to go up in the tower, which is an incredible experience. You get panoramic views of the whole city, including the river. It's a bit scary at first as the lift opens directly out onto the tower, but definitely power through!

9EUR to visit the church and do up to the tower via 3 flights of stairs and an elevator. As soon as you step out of the elevator you are on the viewing platform which can be very windy but views are beautiful especially with nice weather. Church itself is nice and peaceful.

St. Peter’s Church in the heart of Riga’s Old Town offers an unforgettable experience, the soaring 13th-century tower provides panoramic views over the red-rooftops, the Daugava River and the modern city skyline. Inside, the blend of Gothic and Baroque architecture is impressive, and the history that echoes in the walls makes it more than just a photo-stop. A must-see when in Riga.

St. Peter’s Church in Tallinn is one of those places where history, architecture, and atmosphere all come together beautifully ⛪✨. The church itself has a calm, almost timeless feel to it—like it’s been quietly watching the city change for centuries. The high ceilings and intricate details make you feel both small and amazed, the kind of place where you whisper automatically even if no one tells you to. What I loved most was how it blends solemnity with charm. It’s not just about bricks and stained glass; it’s about stories, traditions, and that sense of being part of something much larger than yourself. And of course, like every good historic church in Europe, it also gives you that gentle reminder that your photography skills will never do it justice. 📸😂 Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just need a quiet escape from the bustle of Tallinn, St. Peter’s Church is worth stepping inside. It’s a place that makes you pause, reflect, and maybe even wish your own ceiling at home was a little more “cathedral-like.”

You can't beat the views from the bell tower! Plus, there was an elevator!! The church was beautiful and worth seeing. If you like history, this church dates back to the 13th century AD. I definitely recommend a visit!