One of the city’s most popular tourism and leisure attractions is the pleasure boat Hercogs Jēkabs of the Freeport of Ventspils.

The garden got its name thanks to one of the wealthiest families in Ventspils in the late 19th century - family Reinke.

Ventspils Seaside Park is a wide and well-equipped park near the sea in Ventspils offering recreational and walking opportunities for whole family.

Following two art projects sponsored by patrons of art, or the so-called Cow Parades, 28 sculptures of cows of different size and colour made by recognised Latvian and foreign artists can be found in Ventspils.

Thanks to several fountains, the residents of Ventspils have brought calmness into the citys dynamic life, which is provided by the gurgling and flowing sounds of the water.

Ventspils can rightly be called the flower and fountain capital of Latvia.

The heart of the Old Town is the Town Square together with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Nikolay, Starptautisko Rakstnieku un tulkotāju māju (International Writers' and Translators House), modern renovated City Libr

Until the middle of the 20th century there were located harbour warehouses or so called „Spīķeri".

Formed at the first part of the 17th century, and up to the mid of the 19th century it featured the Town Hall.

Children’s park “Fantāzija” operates in Parventa Talsu street, as bright attractions delight the younger generation of Parventa.