Option 2: The "Safe" Taxi (Red Cab / Baltic Taxi)

• Cost: €20 – €30
• Why: You don't have the app or your phone battery died.
• The Rule: If you must take a physical taxi, only use the Green or Red cars parked in the First Lane right outside the door. Avoid unbranded cars with yellow "TAXI" signs on the roof.

Option 3: The "Budget" Adventure (Public Transport) If you are on a strict budget, you can take public transport, but there is no direct bus to the ATTA Centre. The official guide provides two specific transfer routes:

• Public Transport Option 1: Take Bus No. 22 from the airport to the "Abrenes iela" stop. Transfer to Bus No. 12 and take it to "Balvu iela". The ATTA Centre is a 10-minute walk from there.
• Public Transport Option 2: Take Bus No. 22 to the "Centrāltirgus" (Central Market) stop (approx. 28 mins). Walk 6 minutes to the "Spīķeri" tram stop. Take Tram No. 7 to "Rēznas iela" (approx. 9 mins). The ATTA Centre is a 10-minute walk from there.

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Getting Around Riga (And Escaping It): The Local’s Transport Guide