Palanga Botanical Garden

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The GuardianAug 6

Summer on the Baltic: a laidback coastal adventure in Lithuania

With great beaches, culture and nature, the resort town of Palanga and the wild Curonian Spit offer an affordable – and cooler – alternative to the Med The water off Palanga’s sandy white beach is tinged pale green – the colour of the feathery clouds of Furcellaria lumbricalis that occasionally brush against my calves. Underfoot, the Baltic seabed is ridged, the sea so clear and shallow that ev…

100-hectare garden with 19th-century palace and amber museum

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  • Palanga PierSightdistinctive 19th-century L-shaped pier, popular sunset spot
  • Palanga Botanical GardenSight100-hectare garden with 19th-century palace and amber museum
  • Tiškevičiai PalaceMuseum19th-century palace within the botanical garden
  • Amber MuseumMuseummuseum with thousands of prehistoric exhibits
  • Feliksas Tiškevičius sculptureSightbronze sculpture; rub foot and kiss cheek for good luck
  • GradialiHotelpeaceful oasis 500m from uncrowded Palanga beach
  • 313 Cable ParkPlaceWe visited numerous water parks around the world - our travels inspired us so much that we decided to create the best…
  • Atostogų ParkasPlacecomplex with 16 leisure and mineral pools
  • Elsewhere
  • Curonian SpitNeighborhoodNida, Lithuaniawild stretch of dense forest and Blue Flag beaches
  • Hotel NidusHotelNida, Lithuaniabetween lagoon and beach, basic comfortable rooms
  • Nidos PrieplaukaRestaurantNida, Lithuaniaharbour restaurant for sunset and beetroot soup
  • Vecekrugas DuneSightNida, Lithuaniahighest point on the spit, 67 metres above sea level
  • Nagliai nature reserveSightNida, Lithuaniaprotected area, foraging off limits
  • Rimo ŽuvisRestaurantPreila, Lithuaniasmoke-fishing shack in Preila, serves sea perch and turbot
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