The Žanis Lipke Memorial
A memorial and museum honoring Žanis Lipke, a Latvian rescuer who saved over 50 Jews during World War II by hiding them in a bunker.

📜 A unique museum and memorial in Riga, Latvia, dedicated to Žanis Lipke and his family's efforts to save Jews during World War II.
🔍 The building's architecture immerses visitors in the atmosphere of the hidden bunker.

Why Go

✨ Impactful exhibition on WWII Jewish rescue
🏛️ Unique, immersive architectural design
💭 Promotes reflection on courage and resistance
🏞️ Quiet location with views of Riga's Old Town

Why Avoid

🌑 Dark, spartan interior may not suit all
🚫 Bunker replica not physically accessible

Tips

🔔 Ring doorbell for entry
🚌 Accessible by walk (20-30 min from center) or bus

Cost

💰 Free admission, donations welcome.

Hours

🕒 Tu-Fr 12:00-18:00, Th 12:00-20:00, Sa 10:00-16:00. Closed Mo, Su.

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