Dear visitor, we would like to ask for your support and participation in Riga Motor Museum visitor survey. The survey has 13 questions and will take 10 minutes of your time. To participate you need to be a foreigner tourist that has visited the Riga Motor Museum.

The survey is conducted by Aija Bauere, Marketing Management Master student at University of Latvia. Your participation in this survey is completely voluntary and all of your responses are anonymous. None of the responses will be connected to identifying information.

If you have any questions about this survey, or difficulty in accessing the site or completing the survey, please contact Riga Motor Museum Marketing specialist, Aija Bauere, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Link to survey questions: http://www.visidati.lv/aptauja/1406388961/ 

Next Friday, November 9, the Riga Motor Museum will open a unique interactive exhibition which will allow visitors to see for the very first time a legendary vehicle used at one time by the Latvian armed forces, the Imanta armoured carrier. 

The 2018 Historic Motoring Awards Shortlist has been revealed and Riga Motor Museum is one of four finalists in the category “Museum of the Year”. The official award ceremony will take place on October 25 this year in London, and is considered the most prestigious in the industry, recognizing the elite in the international classic automotive world.

Compared to the first year after the reconstruction, this year the number of foreign visitors has grown considerably, which currently accounts for 20% of all visitors.

Santa is like a Swiss knife. He can do anything - take care of the presents, bring joy to kids and make it around the world in a single night. But is stuck with the same raindeers for decades...

At a ceremony held at Skopje, the results of the European Museum Academy Micheletti Award and the DASA Award were announced. 34 European museums entered the competition and Riga Motor Museum was named as one of the ten finalists competing for the main prize.

On Saturday, 1 July, will be a year since the day when the reconstructed CSDD Riga Motor Museum has opened its doors for visitors and has become the largest and the most technologically advanced antique car museum in the Baltic states.

CSDD Riga Motor Museum has prepared a new feature for its visitors - a personal museum guide to explore the history of cars. Starting from January the museum offers a possibility to explore antique vehicle history with the help of an audio guide.

On Monday, 3rd of October, World Architecure Day, the annual  Riga Architecture Award was given for the eleventh time.