Truly a place of significance for every Latvian. The song festivals held in this venue recharge, strengthen and define the soul of Latvian culture!

Excellent outdoor venue in the middle of a huge forest park, next to a lake, easy to get to from the city centre. Pristine acoustics. All in all, an awesome venue for summer shows.

Was at a very beautiful concert with a lot of lightshows. The whole sitting area was okay and everything is ok.

An impressively well renovated stage. The acoustics is really great. The view from the stage is also stunning same as the view from audience. It is far from the city center but it is worth coming here. The view from above is also amazing that you could see all its splendor.. A stage surrounded by greenery that transforms itself when there are shows happening.

Very big open arena, containing approx. 70k people. If the weather is good, concerts are really incredible

Amazing atmosphere during Song and Dance festival, nice light shows, great dizaine of the stage

A really impressive and spacious atmosphere. A beautiful forest location for performances and excellent for the most open-air event. I cannot explain the blending the nature and architecture together in the venue. It can accommodate a large number of people without feeling crowded. Spacious bathrooms are available and, therefore, no issue when overcrowded events. Public transportation is an option. Most of the time extends the public transport up to event end time. However, there is still a 1.5 km walk to the gates, but it was great to walk beside the tall trees and with the birds whistling. There is no free Wi-Fi in the venue, and the mobile signal gets a bit weak but does not have a significant problem.

Greatest of places in Mežaparks beside Rīga ZOO. Latvian song and dance festival once in 5 years is the most epic of Latvia’s cultural heritage events - highly recommended.

Amazing Latvian song festival. Not my kind of music, but the whole thing was great :)

very loud and overwhelming although beautiful place to celebrate culture