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

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

This monument, designed by the sculptor Steponas Sarapovas and the architect Algis Knyva, is in the north of the park, to the right of the main park entrance near Dariaus and Gireno street. 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

This sculpture by Stasys Zirgulis stands across from the Tiskevicius palace, on the botanical garden's large terrace . More

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

Relict dune marked on all larger-scale maps since the 17th century as the highest dune on the Palanga seashore. More

Palanga Guild of Amber Craftsmen is a public organisation founded in the end of 2000 and uniting 26 artisans of amber. More

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

The A. Moncys house-museum in Palanga is one of the few  modern art museums founded in Lithuunia.   Sculptor of the 20th century (1921-1993), who lived and created in Paris, gave his work to Palanga. More

Earlier this street was called Tiškevičius Street or Boulevard. In the summer of 1923 Dr. Jonas Basanavičius visited Palanga. More