PALANGA
Palanga is a resort near the Baltic Sea and all the year open to you. The town was founded in XII century. In XIV century it became the main port of Lithuania and in XIX – the resort. The population of Palanga makes 25,000. During the summer season it is visited by approximately 100,000 guests. Seacoast of Palanga is covered by white sand and dunes. The town is full of greenness and squares, has its Botanical Park, Amber Museum and neogothic style church.

You can spend your leisure time in cafes, restaurants, tennis courts, riding, playing mini golf, driving kartings, water bikes and bicycles, visiting concerts, exhibitions and cinemas.

BOTANICAL PARK
Palanga Botanical Park is one of the most beautiful and best preserved parks in the Lithuanian seacoast. Graph Feliksas Tiškevičius founded it in 1987 and in the same year he built the palace. The author of the park project was famous French landscape architect botanist Eduard Fransua Andre. The Park covers the area of 100 hectares.

AMBER MUSEUM
Palanga Amber Museum was founded in the palace of neorenaissance style, which was built by Graph Feliksas Tiškevičius in 1897. The palace was designed by German architect Frans Schvechten and restored in 1957. From 1963 Amber Museum was founded in the palace. The Museum has biggest amber inclusion collection in the world.