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This gallery is renowned for the bold works by the Prussian-born expressionist painter Pranas Domšaitis (1880–1965), who spent his last years in South Africa, plus former Lithuanian artists-in-exile. Besides a wealth of Lithuanian pastoral landscapes, there are some wonderful miniatures upstairs, as well as another permanent exhibition on ornate knobs.
Domšaitis' work was famously demonised by the Nazis at the 1937 Degenerate Art Exhibition in Munich, as Hitler was not a fan.
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Where the Nemunas, Lithuania's largest river, spills into the Curonian lagoon, it splits into four distributaries: the Skirvytė, the Atmata, the Pakalnė…
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The 52m-high Parnidis Dune is simultaneously mighty and fragile. Past settlements around Nida have been engulfed by the moving sand dune but this is a…
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A coven of wooden sculptures is gathered on a forest-clad hill in Juodkrantė, carved by Lithuanian artists over the years since 1979. At this open-air…
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Housed in a neoclassical palace built by Count Feliksas Tiskevicius in 1897, this revamped museum showcases what is reputedly the world’s sixth-largest…
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The Orvydas Garden was the work of stonemason Kazys Orvydas (1905–89) and his oldest son turned Franciscan monk, Vilius (1952–92). The carvings were…
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This delightful woodland cemetery features some fine examples of krikštai (wooden grave markers). Their origins hark back to Lithuania's pagan roots and…
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One of Europe's largest colonies of cormorants and grey herons is amassed in the forest 1km south of Juodkrantė. Wooden steps lead from the road to a…
°±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹ Castle Museum
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The castle museum is spread across four exhibition spaces around °±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹'s castle – two of these are located in atmospherically lit tunnels and deal with…
1. °±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹ Sculpture Park
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Established on the site of the main cemetery of the old Prussian city of Memel (°±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹ in a former incarnation), in 1977, this L-shaped park became an…
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If you want to know what makes things tick, look no further than this niche museum that explores human measurement of time, from the earliest sundials to…
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This monument commemorates the 1918 Act of Tilsit and 1923 °±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹ Revolt, key stages in the incorporation of Lithuania Minor within the rest of the…
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This poignant statue of a mother with a headscarf, a suitcase in one hand, and the hand of a small boy clutching a teddy bear in the other, stand outside…
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°±ô²¹¾±±èÄ—»å²¹ is home to the country’s second-oldest brewery, where its biggest beer, Å ±¹²â³Ù³Ü°ù²â²õ, has been brewed since 1784. Book through the tourist office or…
6. Monument to Martynas Mažvydas
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This monumental 3.5m sculpture in granite depicts Martynas Mažvydas, author of the first book published in Lithuanian in 1547. It's located north of the…
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This museum displays ornate forged-iron works such as ornate 19th-century stove doors and elaborate crosses salvaged from the town’s former cemetery …
8. History Museum of Lithuania Minor
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This creaky-floored little museum traces the origins of ‘Lithuania Minor’ (Kleinlitauen), as this coastal region was known during its several centuries as…