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Day | Work hours |
Monday | closed |
Tuesday | closed |
Wednesday | 11.00—17.00 |
Thursday | 11.00—19.00 |
Friday | 11.00—17.00 |
Saturday | 11.00—17.00 |
Sunday | 11.00—17.00 |
To book a group visit or an individual guided tour, please call +371 26644548 or e-mail at nodarbibas@mvm.gov.lv.
The museum ticket office closes half hour before the end of the opening hours of the museum.
Currently on view are the Medieval, Renaissance, Modern and Latvian 20th-Century Medicine permanent exhibitions, as well as the Space Biology and Medicine permanent show.
There are two parking spaces for disabled visitors at the museum entrance at 1 Ukrainas neatkarības Street. There is an access ramp at the entrance. To traverse it and enter the museum, please press the specially marked button by the entrance, summoning an assisting museum employee. The employee will also operate the lift that will take you to the first floor.
Visitors with mobility impairments can access the first floor housing the ticket office, information centre, exhibition hall and permanent exhibition rooms dedicated to medieval and Renaissance medicine.
A lifting device operated by the assisting museum employee will take you to the basement floor housing a cloakroom with lockers and toilets. The toilets are not adapted for wheelchair users.
Admission to the museum is free for visitors with disabilities.
Please consider your current state of health carefully and refrain from visiting the museum if you have symptoms of respiratory infection or are required to observe self-isolation, home quarantine or strict isolation.
The public transport stops closest to the museum are on Kalpaka Boulevard (‘Medicīnas muzejs’ and ‘Elizabetes iela’) and Krišjāņa Valdemāra Street (‘Mākslas muzejs’). To plan your route, use the Rīgas Satiksme website.
Phone: +371 26644548
Address:
Ukrainas neatkarības street 1,
Riga, LV-1010, Latvia