Great Synagogue – Remains of the synagogue burned on the first day of Nazi invasion.
Riga Ghetto Museum – Documents Jewish life in the ghetto and the Holocaust in Latvia.
Rumbula Memorial – Memorial site for the Rumbula massacre of tens of thousands.
Shomrei Shabbos Jewish Cemetery – Old Jewish cemetery with 19th-century graves.
Moscow Street – Area of Riga’s historical Jewish quarter.
Former Jewish Hospital – Remnant of a Jewish medical institution until the Holocaust.
Girl Statue at Rumbula – Memorial for children who perished in the Holocaust.
Moses Rabinowitz’s Residence – Zionist leader and community figure’s former home.
Degrevju Street Memorial – Marks site where Jews were gathered before deportation.
Former Jewish Theater – Cultural center active before Nazi occupation.
Jewish School on Krisjana Street – Major educational institution for the community.
Jewish Community Building – Gathering and prayer place for Riga’s Jews.
Ghetto Children Memorial – Symbols of murdered ghetto children.
Riga Gathering Yard – Area where Jews were concentrated before transport.
Historic Kosher Restaurant – Remains of a kosher eatery active before WWII.
Liepaja Jewish Cemetery – Restored after the Holocaust, graves from the 19th century.
Skede Beach Memorial – Honors thousands of Jews murdered on the beach.
Liepaja Synagogue Ruins – Location of the city’s main synagogue.
Shkede Forest Mass Grave – Execution site for mass murder of Jews.
Liepaja Museum – Exhibition on the city’s Jewish community.
Jewish Street – Area where the Jewish community lived.
Children’s Memorial in Liepaja – Commemoration of children killed in the Holocaust.
Jewish Market Square – Marketplace that served the Jewish community.
Former Jewish Cultural Club – Community center for Jews in Liepaja.
Liepaja Jewish School – Educational institution active until WWII began.
Subate Synagogue – Historic wooden synagogue serving the local community.
Subate Jewish Cemetery – Tombstones from the 18th century remain.
Jewish Street in Subate – Area where Jewish families lived.
Subate Holocaust Memorial – Honors Jewish victims from the town.
Execution Grove – Site where Subate’s Jews were murdered.
Former Jewish Community Center – Place of gathering and prayer.
Rabbi’s Residence – Home of the community’s spiritual leader.
Main Jewish Trade House – Commercial hub of the Jewish population.
Synagogue Courtyard – Place for study and community meetings.
Deportation Station – Point where Jews were gathered for deportation.
Jurmala Synagogue – Historic building renovated into a museum.
Daugavpils Jewish Cemetery – Old cemetery of the large southern Latvian community.
Valdemarpils Synagogue – One of the few rural synagogues still standing.
Kuldiga Jewish Victims Memorial – Honors Jews murdered in the area.
Ludza Synagogue Ruins – Remains of a once-grand synagogue burned during the war.
Razna Forest Mass Grave – Execution site of Jews near Rezekne.
Rezekne Jewish Cemetery – Graves from the 19th century.
Bauska Synagogue – Historic building serving a once-large Jewish community.
Bauska Jewish Memorial – Commemorates Jews murdered from Bauska town.
Balvi Water Tower – Used to imprison Jews before executions.