This capital city built on the Daugava ("DOW-ga-va")River as it flows into the Baltic Sea was essentially a German city-state from the time of the Knights of the Sword, despite occupations by the Poles, Swedes, and Russians along the way.
This capital city built on the Daugava ("DOW-ga-va")River as it flows into the Baltic Sea was essentially a German city-state from the time of the Knights of the Sword, despite occupations by the Poles, Swedes, and Russians along the way. The city is famous for its art nouveau architecture and its amber. The country of this capital is nestled between Estonia to the north and Lithuania to the south. Name this largest city and the capital of Latvia.
This capital city built on the Daugava ("DOW-ga-va")River as it flows into the Baltic Sea was essentially a German city-state from the time of the Knights of the Sword, despite occupations by the Poles, Swedes, and Russians along the way.
{Riga }