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| Swans' Pond |
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| Liepaja history and art museum |
| In the beginning of the 20th century two societies were engaged in collecting museum objects in Liepaja: the Liepaja Antiquity society created by the Germans in 1911 and the Liepaja Latvian society, that_ |
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| East Fort (Old forts) |
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| Liepaja 1st Secondary School |
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| The Great Emigrant House |
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| Jaunliepaja fire station |
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| St. Aleksey Orthodox Church |
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| Redans (The Old Forts) |
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| Middle Fort (The Old Forts) |
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| Central Seaside Forts |
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| 3 Cannons |
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| Fazer Clock |
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| Dam in Liepaja Lake |
| Artificialy from created peninsula which was built to seperate polluted water which was coming from cities outgoing canals. The artificial peninsula wasbuilt during soviet times. It was never finished._ |
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| 17th Century Storehouses |
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| Monument to The Killed in Freedom Fights in Year 1919 |
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| Fort Ruins in The Green Grove |
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| Monument to Perished Seamen |
| Monument to the sailors and fishermen lost at sea — a notable modern monument and sightseeing place in Liepāja. The monument was built in 1977 by architect Gunārs Asaris and sculptor Alberts Terpilovskiss_ |
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| Building at Graudu street 45 |
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| The Old Naval School |
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| Martin Luther Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Locomotive Water Tower |
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