Blue Marine° - quiet luxury in the heart of Riga

Blue Marine is like a quietly luxurious lifestyle, here on the banks of the Daugava River and by Āgenskalns Bay. A warm welcoming atmosphere where you can enjoy the good things in life with good people.

Blue Marine is next residential building in Kliversala Quarter which will be an integral area that binds together the feeling of a metropolitan, modern architecture and well considered green living environment. This beautiful area is the new centre of urban city life!

Old Town
Āgenskalns
Shopping
Entertainment
Sporting
Transport

The Old Town is the oldest section of Riga as well as the center of the city. The Old Town has a truly diverse architecture, and the majority of buildings have the status of a cultural monument.

Since 1997 Riga's historic center has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The beautiful and historic Āgenskalns district was developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is located on the left bank of the Daugava River, encompassing what is now known as the Āgenskalns Pine Grove and the Klīversala area. The first known structure in the area was the fortified Māra Mill, owned by the Riga Cathedral Chapter and named after Saint Mary. References to this mill date back to before 1226. Āgenskalns began to develop near the Āgenskalns Bay with the construction of a ferry crossing and the start of active trade.

This part of Riga is known for landmarks such as the National Library of Latvia, a unique ensemble of wooden buildings included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, the restored Āgenskalns Market, the historic water tower, the E. Smiļģis Theater Museum, and more.

Riga offers a diverse shopping experience – from large, modern shopping centers to unique local designer stores and internationally recognized brand shops. These retail locations are conveniently spread across different districts of the city, making shopping accessible and convenient for everyone.

Memorable adventures await all visitors! Just a short walk away are various museums, the Latvian National Opera and Ballet, the iconic Riga Cathedral, and multiple venues hosting cultural events. Dining in Riga promises a rich gastronomic experience, featuring meals crafted by renowned and award-winning chefs.

Blue Marine's location in a natural environment also creates several opportunities for an active lifestyle. Being on the banks of the Daugava allows you to enjoy various types of water sports, green parks - both for a morning run and for cycling or Nordic walking. The nearby fitness club offers a well-equipped gym and both individual and group training. The nearby Ķipsala swimming pool with its sports activities is also popular with residents, especially in winter.

Here you are in the palm of your city's hand – easily accessible on foot, by public transport, bicycle, or car. Cars are parked in the Blue Marine underground parking garage to create a green, car-free living environment.

The Klīversala quarter is also conveniently located for access to Riga's public and international transport, as well as Riga Airport.

Blue Marine

River Breeze

Restaurant Le Dome

2 km from Blue Marine

Riga Chatedral

2 km from Blue Marine

Latvian National Theatre

2,5m from Blue Marine

Shopping Centre Stockmann

2.3 km from Blue Marine

Latvian Railway History Museum

1km from Blue Marine

Restaurant Fazenda

1.6 km no Blue Marine

Swedbank central office in Riga

1.5 km from Blue Marine

National Library

1km from Blue Marine

Shopping Centre Olimpia

1,5km from Blue Marine

Central Market

2,5km from Blue Marine

Latvian National Opera and Ballet

2km from Blue Marine

Āgenskalns Market

2,5m from Blue Marine

A place where historical character and modern city meet

The Kliversala Quarter is set to evolve into the heart of urban life, offering a cozy and inviting ambiance. It combines historical charm with contemporary architecture, creating a thoughtfully designed, people-oriented living space that feels harmonious and welcoming.

Kliversala is also known as an oasis for artists

Kliversala has preserved its beauty through centuries and holds a rich history. In the 19th century, Kliversala was a vital transit artery between Riga and Jelgava cities and the biggest shipyard in Latvia. Kliversala is the closest part of Agenskalns next Daugava River. The island was first mentioned in chronicles in 1248. It got its name from the merchant Dietrich Kliver, who in the 17th century rented it from the Riga City Council.

Kliversala is unique and outstanding across Europe. Not many places are located right at the heart of the city, with walking distance from the old city, spectacular views and at the same time green and quiet.

The land plot of Kliversala is almost five hectares and is located within the UNESCO heritage protection area.