Sightseeing (Palangoje, Šventojoje, Karklėje, Melnragėje, Giruliuose)

Getting to Palanga in the 19th century was quite some trouble to the holidaymakers. Having arrived to Liepaja or Klaipėda they had to continue to Palanga by horse-drawn carriages. More

This sculpture was created by the artist Konstancija Petrikaite-Tiuliene and erected in 1965. It stands on a stone at the foot of Birute's hill - the symbolic eternal resting place of Princess Birute. More

The neo-renaissance palace was built in 1897 according to the project of the German architect Franz Schwechten. The palace was restored in 1957 (author A. Brusokas). More

After the construction of the park was finished, Count Tiskevicius' wife Antanina decided to build the Lurdas. All the stones used are unprocessed and are held together by cement. More

In the dunes, near the gates of Šventoji port, there is an impressive (about 4 meters tall) sculpture The Fisherman’s Daughters. More

In 1869 was built a chapel by project of architect K. Majer. In 1976 stained-glass windows were arranged in this chapel (author L. Pocius). At the foot of a hill is a sculpture of sculptress K. More

This is one of the most popular sights of the park and one of the prettiest and best-known sculptures in Lithuania. More

Next to the brewery, on a 40 ha area of forest there has already been created a part of forest path. More

Without a doubt, Palanga Amber Museum represents the treasure of the town of Palanga. The Museum was founded in 1963 in the spacious palace of Count Tiškevičius dating back to 1897. More

"Rebeka" ("Woman Carrying Water"), by the French sculptor Hubert Louis-Noel, originally stood in the Vilkenas palace park (Silute region). More