Albert Street
Riga, Latvia
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Albert Street (Latvian: Alberta iela) is a street in central Riga, Latvia, known for its Art Nouveau buildings. Built in 1901 and named after Bishop Albert, who founded Riga in 1201, it is lined with apartment buildings, many designed by Mikhail Eisenstein. Since April 2009, Pēkšēns' former residence at number 12 has housed the Riga Art Nouveau Museum.
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