Pharmacy Museum

Unique museum , for people who are in the medical field is a must see. It’s also a good historical museum. Ticket is very cheap and the place is nice and quiet, highly recommended.

Small yet quite interesting museum of old pharmacological instruments, books ,plants, etc
The staff are helpful and explain everything in a simple and funny way that gets everyone engaged.
There’re many rooms you can’t enter and things you can’t touch ,but it’s understandable because they’re valuable, old and fragile.
You can find English translation almost on everything. English, Russian and Latvian brochures are available.

This place is kinda cool because it has interesting material. For us it felt like it has more potential than what you can actually see. The museum also lacks more information in English, the possibility to touch some of the the stuff.

Small interesting museum. Very polite and helpful empoloyees.

A very large and very interesting museum displaying farmaceutical practice from the 1800s to the 1970s. Extremely niche - but thats what I love! Helpful staff explains and shows you around. The ticket is 2€, so basically you need to consider this to your visit. The museum could easily have improved and modernized their displays a tad, but it was so relaxing walking around a museum that have had no digitalization attempt! Give it a go - it costs you less than a coffee on the nearby Costas coffee 😀

Surely worth to visit, very friendly staff, not too big, but nice exposition, and ticket only for 2 euros!

Unexpected experience, interesting place! A lot of new information, staff are really helpful. Recommend to visit not just for kids but for everyone.

Really interesting collection of Pharmacy memorabilia, I was also lucky to have a gentleman from the museum point me in the direction of interesting facts and pieces