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Āgenskalns (Historically known also as Hāgenskalns or Hagensberg)— a district in Riga, located on the left bank of the Daugava, an old neighbourhood, mainly built in the late 19th - early 20th century.

Notable places in Agensklans

Agenskalns Market - Built in 1911 - 1914
Railroad Museum - Uzvaras Boulevard 2/4
Eduards Smilgis Theatre Museum - E. Smilga (Dartas) Street 37/39
Uzvaras park
Radisson SAS Hotel Riga
Maritim Park Hotel Riga
Janis Akuraters museum - O. Vaciesa Street 6a
Ojars Vacietis museum - O. Vaciesa Street 19
Pauls Stradins Clinical University Hospital - Pilsoņu Street 13, built in 1908 - 1910

Schools

v t e Neighbourhoods of Riga
Kurzeme District	Bolderāja Buļļi Daugavgrīva Dzirciems Iļģuciems Imanta Kleisti Ķīpsala Spilve Voleri Zasulauks
Zemgale Suburb	Āgenskalns Atgāzene Beberbeķi Bieriņi Bišumuiža Katlakalns Mūkupurvs Pleskodāle Salas Šampēteris Torņakalns Ziepniekkalns Zolitūde
Northern District	Čiekurkalns Jaunciems Kundziņsala Mangaļsala Mežaparks Mīlgrāvis Pētersala-Andrejsala Sarkandaugava Trīsciems Vecāķi Vecdaugava Vecmīlgrāvis
Vidzeme Suburb	Berģi Brasa Brekši Bukulti Dreiliņi Jugla Mežciems Purvciems Skanste Suži Teika
Central District	Centrs Vecrīga
Latgale Suburb	Avoti Dārzciems Dārziņi Grīziņkalns Ķengarags Latgale neighbourhood Pļavnieki Rumbula Šķirotava

56°56′N 24°04′E / 56.933°N 24.067°E / 56.933; 24.067

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Revision as of 23:08, 30 June 2015

Notable places in Agensklans