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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peek into Palanga

The largest seaside town on Lithuania's Baltic coast is Palanga.
It is renowned for having unique white sand beaches and dunes unique to the Baltic coast.
This magnificent seacoast is special because of that. Palanga, the busiest summer resort in Lithuania, is the ideal location for your holiday.
It features resorts, botanical gardens, museums, and many other attractions that would make you want to return!
Capital: Palanga
International Airport: Palanga International Airport (PLQ/EYPA)
Population: 15 732
Currency: Euro
Time: UTC +2
Driving Side: Right
Main Electricity: 230V
Official Language: Baltic
Religion: Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Top Tourist Attractions in Palanga

The busiest summer destination in Lithuania is Palanga.
FM Palanga, a local radio station, is located in the city.
Wolf claws, hanger blood, and mummy powder were once offered for sale at Palanga pharmacy.
At Palanga, Birut Park alone contains 11 different varieties of spruce.
Main Street in Basanaviiaus is home to more than 100 eateries.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Best Months to Visit Palanga

Palanga experiences its best weather in June, July, August, and September.
The hottest months are often July and August.
It gets chilly the most in January and February.
July, August, October, and December are the year's wettest months.

WORTH A VISIT

The Best Places to Visit in Palanga

A Day on the Beach

Palanga's beach area is 25 kilometres long and has plenty of excellent, smooth, dune-sheltered golden sand to lounge on.
The beach gets crowded with beachgoers during the summer when temperatures reach the mid-twenties, but it is more than big and roomy enough to manage the flood of people.
Go away from the middle beach, where the sea bridge is located, if you prefer a calm day, and find a quiet area to relax in.
By the way, the area around the bridge will always be fairly busy.
But it's worth taking a stroll at sunset, so face the crowds!

Visit the Amber Museum

A must-see in Palanga is the amber museum; amber is known as Lithuania's "gold" and is significant to the nation's culture, history, and economy.
The museum is housed in Count Tiskevicius' 19th-century mansion and has almost 30,000 unique pieces of this brilliant stone, including the "Sun Stone," the third-largest piece of amber in the world and weighing more than 3.5 kilogrammes.
You can visit the museum to see it along with the rest of the collection of Baltic gold, fossils, and amber-gilded tools and artefacts after it was twice stolen and then found its way back there (once even by the thieves themselves).

Curonian Spit National Park

When the government realised in 1991 that the unique ecosystems that thrive there needed to be maintained, the Curonian Spit National Park (also known as Kuri Nerijos Nacionalinis Parkas) became a recognised and protected park.
It's a good thing they did because the spit is vulnerable to natural erosion, wind damage, and human meddling.
It's a lovely area for a stroll unspoiled by mass tourists and remains wild.
There are extensive stretches of coastline and dunes in addition to the gorgeous pine trees that make up around 70% of the entire park and are home to elk, wild boar, and deer.

DISCOVER MORE

Palanga Off the Beaten Track

The Musical Fountain

You may not have ever seen a jukebox as elaborate as this one.
The city of Palanga's musical fountain is a lovely feature; it's like Palanga's miniature Bellagio!
Also, you have control over the music it plays!
You can also go to one of the hour-long light and music events for free or send song requests by text messaging for €3 each.
The 260 water nozzles and 48 various colours of lights used to create the fountain can all move and change in time with the music being played.
It looks best after dark and is quite lovely.

Stroll down Basanaviciaus Street

It is a completely pedestrianised street that is equally crowded and active as the sea pier and the beach, and Palanga wouldn't be Palanga without it.
It contains many stores, cafes, and restaurants, making it the ideal location for picking up some Palanga trinkets.
Still, it also features some of the city's oldest and most traditional buildings.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Palanga Culture and Traditions

You may see more than just historic castles in Lithuania. A special building with 20 floors may be found in one of Kaunas's neighbourhoods.
It was finished in the first decade of the 20th century. The structure was completed in 2008.
It has now become one of the country's most prestigious office buildings.
The facade that was chosen wasn't a random decision. The banknote serves as a reminder of the past for all contemporary businesspeople and demonstrates Lithuania's independence and great economic growth.
The M.K. Ciurlionis National Art Museum is the city's primary museum, featuring cutting-edge works by this well-known Lithuanian author.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Palanga: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide

Food

#Food

Not only is Palanga, but the entire country of Lithuania, has one of the best restaurants! In 2017, "Onore" came in at number 19 among the top 30 restaurants in Lithuania. Here, you may enjoy an excellent breakfast, an inventive lunch, and a unique dinner to start your day well. Also, the food is highly varied and suitable for everyone, including vegans, vegetarians, and fish lovers!
Young people in Palanga should enjoy Silelis, and visiting families will also be delighted.
A welcoming bar with a wide variety of meals and drinks.
Visit the "Zvaigzde" villa in southern Palanga for a substantial meal and a sample of Ukrainian cuisine.
Without fresh fish, what kind of sea is Palanga? Visit the renowned restaurant "Zuvine" and sample her meals and fish.

The G9 shopping centre

#Fashion

The G9 retail centre is ideal for those who adore fashion because it is located in the centre of Vilnius on Gediminas Boulevard.
Popular Swedish companies, including Lindex, COS, and H&M, can be found there, along with a bookstore and the first Nespresso outlet in the Baltic States.
Searching for a genuine souvenir to evoke memories of your visit to Vilnius? To get jewellery, apparel, and designs made in Lithuania, go to Locals. Lt. Shopping consumes a lot of energy, but the food hall will come to your rescue once you've worked up an appetite.
In the trendy G9 Food Hall, you may eat anything from vegan meals to pizzas, burgers, and even Asian dumplings.

Palanga Children's Park

#Fun

You'll undoubtedly want to make this stop if you're in Palanga with children.
Several times per day. Over a long length of time.
The kids will undoubtedly be occupied for an hour or two at this large, vibrant, and exceptionally well-equipped playground; only a few minutes walk from the beach.
Here is a pirate ship, a fairytale castle, and various slides and monkey bars to keep children entertained.

NATURE & SAFARI

Palanga: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures

Birute Park, known as "The Jewel of Palanga," is the ideal place to enjoy a sunny afternoon (or even a warm evening, thanks to the park's colourful nocturnal illumination)!
A free orchestral performance is presented every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday throughout the summer in the park's Rotunda.
It is a beautifully planned and immaculately maintained park, and free performances are scheduled here.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Palanga Must-Attend Festivals and Events

The Healthy Diet Festival attracts a lot of curious tourists. On the final weekend of September, the festival takes place.
Visitors and participants can gain a lot of fascinating information about environmentally friendly items, their unusual characteristics, and their values.
The festival attendees can attend engaging, educational talks, explore certain areas of interest, and gain invaluable nutrition and diet advice from top-notch nutritionists, diet specialists, and health professionals.

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