Klaipeda
Klaipeda is situated at the edge of the Baltic Sea and Curonian Lagoon.
It boasts picturesque half-timbered buildings similar to those found in Germany and Denmark and also has the remains of the Memelberg Castle, which was built in the 13th century, and the maritime museum in Fort Wilhelm, built at the end of the 19th century.
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Amber Museum & Old Town (Tour B)
KLAIPEDA, LITHUANIA
This tour combines the sites of the Old Town of Klaipeda, with the Botanical Park and the marvel of the Amber Museum in Palanga – with its exhibits of amber pieces, jewellery and decorations.
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The Best of Neringa (Tour A)
KLAIPEDA, LITHUANIA
Departing from the pier, we shall have a 20 minute drive to the ferry for our trip across the lagoon to the Curonian Spit, which is also known as Neringa. The legend says that the giant Neringa gathered an apron full of sand and poured it into the sea forming a long stretch of land, which divided the sea from the lagoon and thus made the fishermen safer.
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Village Life in Lithuania (Tour C)
KLAIPEDA, LITHUANIA
Lapiai village of 300 inhabitants is just 30 kilometres (18½ miles) to the east of Klaipeda, in a beautiful valley. We will drive through the main street of the village and see the houses and apartments, which were built during Soviet times to house the workers of the collective farm. We will learn about village life in the days of the collective farm and how it has changed since Lithuania regained its independence in 1990.
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