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Albert Street (Latvian: Alberta iela) is a street in central Riga known for its Art Nouveau buildings. It was built in 1901 and named after Bishop Albert, who founded Riga in 1201.
Alberta Street is the Art Nouveau epicentre of Riga, as magnificent historical Art Nouveau buildings are located along the entire length thereof. Eight of them have been recognised as architectural monuments of state significance.
- Alberta iela, Rīga, LV-1010
Alberta iela (en español: Calle Alberto) es una calle del centro de Riga, Letonia conocida por sus edificios modernistas. Fue construida en 1901 y nombrada en honor al Obispo Alberto, que fundó Riga en 1201.
Alberta Street is regarded as Riga’s Art Nouveau gem, since it is full of splendid historical Art Nouveau-style buildings from one end to the other. The area was erected in a short period of time – from 1901 to 1908, each of the buildings standing alone as an inimitable 20th century architectural achievement.
Latvia, Europe. Top choice in Central Rīga. Like a huge painting that you can spend hours staring at, as your eye detects more and more intriguing details, this must-see Rīga sight is in fact a rather functional street with residential houses, restaurants and shops.
3.1 Alberta iela. 3.2 Museo Art Nouveau. 3.3 Elizabetes iela. 4 Distrito Central. 5 Centro histórico (Vecriga) 5.1 La casa de los gatos. 5.2 Otras obras modernistas. 6 Mapa del Modernismo. Una de las mayores sorpresas que depara Riga, la vibrante capital letona, son sus magníficos edificios modernistas.
Modernismo de lujo en Riga. Una de varias calles, Calle Alberto, Alberto Iela (por Obispo Alberto de Buxhoeveden ) creada a principios del siglo XX. Vistosas construcciones modernas y eclécticas. Arquitectos rusos, alemanes y bálticos son sus autores.
