The oldest and only bus station in the capital of Latvia. It is located at the entrance to the Old Town and next to the railway station. I am pleased with the cleanliness and round-the-clock working hours.

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Виктория Кириллова

Level 4 Local Expert

A very small waiting room. There are very few places. It's cramped because of this. Paid, but dirty toilet (there must be one thing). And yet - homeless people should bask in a flophouse, not at the train station, where they spread their flavors and take up seats. The station has probably not been repaired since Soviet times.

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Елизавета Суворова

Level 9 Local Expert

The bus station is extremely inconvenient. It closes at 24 o'clock and opens at five in the morning. If you have a night flight, wait for the bus in the station corridor, without a toilet and surrounded by the same poor devils. The toilet at the bus station is paid - 50 cents. At the same time, it is dirty and has a characteristic smell of a free toilet. The storage room is automatic, but only for 10 or 15 cells. Accordingly, there are no places. There is also a storage room with a storekeeper, but it does not work. There is a self-service cafe with three tables at the bus station. There is also a newsstand with coffee and sandwiches, several coffee machines, a couple of kiosks with small items. Wi-Fi is good, free. The area around the station is dead, littered, and there are a lot of homeless people. In general, do not expect to comfortably wait for your bus here.

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