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This active sightseeing tour with a guide will show you the places of Klaipėda Old Town, but one of the most important attractions of the old town – the Castle Museum. It is a true treasure-house of history: exhibits of the museum will ‘narrate’ the history of the city, its development, the past of the Castle and its significance at that time and now. A special aura of the Castle museum will take you to the life in the 16th and 18th centuries.

When in Klaipeda, one of the most thorough ways to explore the Curonian Spit without missing any of it is to book this private tour. Your guide and driver take care of all the logistics so you don’t need to navigate or stress out on the details. Sit back and relax in your minibus or car while you visit hotspots like Amber Bay, the Dead Dunes, Thomas Mann Museum, and much more, all the while hearing local legends from your guide.

Take in the sights of Palanga and visit its famous Amber Museum on this full-day private tour of the Baltic resort town. You’ll learn all about the formation and history of amber while viewing the museum’s impressive collection of the Baltic gem. Afterwards, enjoy the surrounding botanical garden and visit some of the city’s historic landmarks. Round-trip transfer from Klaipeda, including pickup directly from select hotels, makes this an easy day trip.

Discover the UNESCO-listed landscapes of the Curonian Spit National Park without the hassle of arranging your own transportation on this small-group shore excursion. Maximize your limited time in Lithuania as you explore the historic villages of Juodkrante and Nida, learn more about Lithuanian folk culture at the Mizgiriai Amber Gallery, and take in the views from the Parnidis Dune.

The main attraction of the tour is Cold War Museum near Plateliai. Cold War Museum is located in the former Soviet Union`s complex of ballistic missile silo launch. Since 1963 up to 1978, there had been deployed four medium- range ballistic missiles SS-4, armed with 2-megaton power thermonuclear warheads. These missiles, together with the nearby terrestrial platforms of analogue missile launching, had created a common Soviet nuclear armament group in Lithuania, which was able to destroy all the Europe.