St. Mary’s Church in Palanga
The Catholic Church of the Ascension of St. The Virgin Mary in Palanga is visible from afar — the 76-meter red brick building is the tallest in the city. It was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in the Neo-Gothic style next to a wooden temple that stood in Palanga since 1590.
Antanas Monchis House Museum
Antanas Monchis is an internationally renowned Lithuanian sculptor and artist. Although he spent most of his life away from his homeland, a year before his death in 1993, Monchis presented about 200 of his works to Palanga, near where he was born.
Jonas Schlupas House Museum
Lithuanian public figure Dr. Jonas Slupas was the first mayor of Palanga, which received city status in 1933. The estate where he lived today houses the Memorial House Museum, a branch of the National Museum of Lithuania.
The Sculpture Park in Palanga
An unusual sculpture park in the Lithuanian resort town of Palanga is a favorite walking place for both locals and tourists tired of endless lying on the beach. The park appeared in the city center, near the main street more than 30 years ago.
The ancient pharmacy of Palanga
In a wooden building on Vytautas Street, under the sign “Vaistine”, there is an unusual pharmacy. The fact is that medicines have been purchased in it for more than 150 years — it opened in the first half of the 19th century, when there was no such institution in Lithuania yet, and it still works.