I have to admit, given the hype, I was somewhat disappointed by the sea life expositions. I am no expert, so my impression might be wrong, but the seals, penguins and pelicans outside did not seem like having a good time and the spaces they have seemed rather dull. :/ The interior of the main building is quite pretty, the coral, shells and crustaceans exposition is very cool but I expected more live fishes in the later part. Some of the fish expositions were static figurines, a big part of the aquaria was river life which is still cool and I don't mind but it is a sea museum after all, the grand finale was the tunnel which even for me as an adult that's never seen one before was just alright but quite short and only filled with sturgeons. However, I didn't use it but I appreciate the amount of interactive stuff for children, I would have a blast if I was twenty years younger. The exterior spaces of the former fortress are also interesting to walk around. :) On the other hand, I enjoyed the naval expositions very much. Those I think are more targeted towards adults and children might get a bit bored, even though there still are some interactive features. These naval expositions are full of interesting items and information and I can sincerely recommend that part. There's also a small exhibition about noise pollution in the sea and Lithuanian military sea divers. Overall, I am bit conflicted. I will probably not visit again unless I have children of a suitable age with me but I also don't necessarily want to discourage anyone. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Outside of the museum, there are also ships that are visitable for free, the biggest one houses a small exposition. Those I would recommend either way.

One word: Awesome! A must-visit while you're in Klaipėda. Take a short ferry ride from the Old Ferry Terminal to Smiltynė — the museum is just a 15-minute walk from there. The Marine Museum and Aquarium are both fantastic, and with separate tickets, you can also enjoy the impressive Dolphin Show. A great half-day trip that’s fun, educational, and memorable. Highly recommended!

Worth to visit. The dolphins and sea lion show was amazing. And I loved the message about sea pollution and how we can help to reduce it. Will definitely coming back! 💙💙

Good museum, a fair bit of sea life, as well as ships and history exhibits.

Average, recommended for children. Wouldn't visit a second time.

The Lithuanian Sea Museum is absolutely amazing! The exhibits are beautifully presented, from marine life and aquariums to historical displays about ships and sea exploration. The dolphin and sea lion shows are a real highlight - fun, well-organized, and educational. The museum is clean, family-friendly, and easy to explore, with plenty of information in multiple languages. The location by the sea is stunning, and the ferry ride adds to the adventure. A must-visit for families, nature lovers, and anyone visiting Klaipeda!

Interesting museum with lots of different sea stuff, mostly not alive or real but that's the point of a museum. There's also many real different fish in aquariums, very interesting! Penguins are the most cutest guys here, especially when you see them swimming underwater behind glass. We visited it on a sunny day, sky was beautifully blue and the atmosphere overall was super good!

An exceptionally cozy place that we highly recommend visiting—both for guests of the city and for Klaipėda locals. The museum features many fascinating historical artifacts and cleverly arranged exhibitions, along with extremely helpful staff. We strongly recommend taking a guided tour—you’ll discover truly interesting facts about clocks and much more.

A very nice place to learn about the history of watches. There is no similar museum anywhere in Europe. I definitely recommend visiting.

The house has 9 rooms in total and different era/styles in different room telling you a story about evolution of measuring time. Can use tablet for prerecorded guiding. Great collection and friendly staff. It also houses some famous oil paintings from Ukraine for some time. Also dont miss cosy and wide backyard with some intresting stone work!

An amazing museum) What a wonderful trip to a world history of clocks! The museum features exhibits of clock and watches from the past to the present times. Here you can see the device with the help of which people around the world tried to measure the time. You start with the examples of clocks in the Ancient East tradition and head for the next exhibition where strange examples of clocks are shown. Some of these clock and watches look like a real masterpiece! The collection of clocks from European countries are really fantastic! Moreover, there are a nice space to spend time with your children in the inner courtyard. You should take a picture there. The best time for visiting the museum is May because of the magnificent views in the courtyard. Don't overlook this incredible museum!

Really enjoyed this museum. Great information, and had cards in english four items on display. We also had a little bonus as they had a separate room with some great paintings in it. Definitely would recommend checking it out.

Fantastic and unique museum that takes you through the history of clocks 🕰️ ⏰ Starting from ancient clocks that utilised the elements like solar (sun for sun dials), water, fire and sand. I was amazed to discover that Egyptians were the first to create the sun dial and water clocks. You’ll see mechanical clocks, stopwatches,table clocks, pocket watches and even beautifully decorated Baroque and Art Nouveau clocks. Highly recommend it to learn more about the history of clocks, it’s fascinating 👍🏽👍🏽 The staff are also very friendly and will always help u find the clocks in the tablet audio guide 👍🏽👍🏽

Really enjoyed this quirky, fabulous museum. Even the stained glass had references to time! Such a variety of clocks, from all over the world, telling the time in a myriad of ways. They are all well signed and displayed in such a beautiful building. Well worth a visit.

There 3 different showings. The WW2 museum, a Davinci exhibition and the middle ages one. Each has it's own tickets. Kids or students get half price tickets which was nice. Not allot of artifacts, but a really good over view on the story of Klapedia. The big red castle was not open for viewings. Before going, look up the parking areas close to the castle.

Who are interested in history, will find plenty of stuff to browse through. Be aware that some spaces can have quite cold temperatures for the purpose of preserving the historic artifacts. Bring something warm to coat yourself in.

A museum is built on the remains of the Klepeida castle. There is a model of the old city. This is an archaeological museum, the research done is very thorol and professional. Presented on the subjects of history, daily life in ancient times, goods, spices, professions, details of clothing, law, church, wars and conquests. The exhibits and information are very clear and the way they are presented is fascinating. Most of the museum is translated into English. Some are shown inside a bunker and the atmosphere is special. The place is clean, service and pleasant staff. On The outside looks simple, the inside is fascinating, worth a visit, fair price. We spent two and a half hours with teenagers

Medieval Klaipėda was a small town. The ideas of the Reformation and the Renaissance gave a great impetus to the development of the city. The symbol of Renaissance Klaipėda is found in the castle from the 16th century. a gold ring with a jewel of a middle nobleman. The atmosphere of the townspeople's life and fashion are reflected in green glazed cobblestones, remains of shoes, household items, craftsman's work tools, coins, imported items. One of the most interesting exhibits is the 17th century. the layout of the second half of Klaipėda castle and city, created after analyzing archaeological, historical, cartographic, iconographic sources. The computer terminal installed in the castle museum allows visitors to independently obtain information on the history of Klaipėda.

If you are visiting Klaipeda this museum will give you a good understanding of the city's history, it's growth and importance through time. Audio guide is included and is very good. Watch the film projected onto the back wall of the second room first, then follow the audio trail. A good 3-4 hours could be spent here. Highly recommended. Staff are welcoming and friendly. Great experience.

Nice museum to go during the rainy day, many displays about différent eras of Klaipeda history. I enjoyed seeing the story of Teutonic knights and Hansetic times. With your ticket you have an all day access to différent halls. Totally worth for the small ticket price

We visit museum on weekend during Klaipeda. Interesting and fresh museum with some interactive elements. There was a video about history but unfortunately not all headphones with english language were working.

It has some nice spots, but going with a car is ridiculous. The ferry is 20€, and when you get to the split itself you’ll have to pay 50€ for the entrance. 50€ is too much for any national park, but that’s not even all. They’ll make you pay 5€ for trails. That’s right. You can’t see the Dead Dunes unless you pay extra. When i asked if 50€ wasn’t a lot of money already the lady said ”next year it may be 100€”. You’ll feel scammed at the end. So avoid the feeling and don’t go at all.

Curonian Spit National Park encompasses the Lithuanian part of the Curonian Spit, along with the adjacent Baltic Sea and Curonian Lagoon. Established in 1991, the park covers an area of ​​264 km². Due to its landscape and shifting sand dunes, it has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Curonian Spit separates the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon. Neringa, Lithuania's most popular spa town, is located there. It is a small urban area, approximately 50 kilometers long, formed by the merger of four former fishing settlements: Juodkrante, Prevalka, Preili, and Nida. The entrance fee to the National Park is €50 per car. The round-trip ferry from Klaipėda to the Curonian Spit costs €23.

The place is gorgeous. We visited by car but if we had known beforehand that there’s 50 euro entrance free for cars in addition to ferry ticket, we would have planned differently. Also entering one of the main dunes is 5 euros. Kind of felt like a beautiful tourist trap. Next time I’d explore by bike maybe. Or maybe not. The bird colony hike made everything worth it. It felt like a scene from a Hitchcock movie. That was quite unusual.

What a rip off. 1st you pay 23€ for ferry to island that is 3mins long, then upon arrivle you pay additional 50€ fee to enter with a car. If you wanna park somewhere around Nida that will cost you another 24€ for a day and any attraction to visit is additional fee of, for example 5€ per person fod Sand dunes. Deff nothing special about this park to cost that much. Go to any Croatian island for free and you will enjoy it much more then this. Joke

Great place to explore nature, sea and fune food. Great sand and dunes, woods, pitoresque villages

Very nice, calm but busy place in right time of the year prices not a mega high

Beautiful and epic dunes worth stopping by when in Lithuania, You can be friends with foxes in the parking lot, though don't feed them as the signs suggest!✨️🦊

The best restaurant in Klaipėda! I visited this place a few years ago and came back to see if it’s still as good—and it absolutely is! The food is made from seasonal ingredients, perfectly prepared, and full of flavor. Service was impeccable and warm, just like before. Highly recommended if you’re looking for quality dining in Klaipėda! 🌟

Gosh this was an absolute delight - if you are ever on Lithuanian seaside, restaurant Monai is a must-experience. From heavenly food to every detail giving aesthetic joys. And a stunning team that we instantly fell in love with ❤️ In old Lithuanian, “monai” means casting spells, magic tricks. And this absolutely felt like it. We were all in awe, the taste of everything was just beyond possible to describe, what an unforgettable time.

Visited in Sep 2025 Monai is undoubtedly one of the most popular restaurants in Klaipeda and also features in the Michelin Guide for the last two years. We had made a reservation and aid say reservations are recommended as this place is quite popular. The menu here is an a-la-carte menu but I think they can create a set menu for you if you ask them. We ordered one starter course (tuna tartare) and 3 mains (halibut fillet, octopus, beef fillet). The tuna tartare appetiser course was fantastic. Among the mains we ordered, the beef fillet was my favourite course. Also ordered a couple of desserts which were very nice too. For drinks, I just ordered a couple of drinks from their non-alcoholic menu. Service was very nice here and we were constantly attended to by the restaurant staff. Overall, I think a meal at Monai is a must do if you’re visiting Klaipeda.

This restaurant visit started with promise but ended with a disappointment — mostly thanks to a waiter who seemed to think arrogance was part of the menu. The concept is actually fun: at the beginning, you choose how much “presence” you’d like from the staff, from low-key service to full-on storytelling about the food. We picked the short telling about the food option, imagining a charming little narrative with our meal. What we got instead was a card explaining what should have happened… but didn’t. When we asked the waiter to tell us about the dishes, he said (in flawless English) that he still needed time to “translate.” Translation: couldn’t be bothered. Knowing the menu is Hospitality — language skills clearly weren’t the problem, but attitude definitely was. The food? Decent. Not bad, but not nearly good enough to forgive the service. The cocktails, however, were genuinely good. P.S. The 10% tip we didn’t leave “Monai” found its way to the bartender at Faksas instead. She was everything the waiter wasn’t: professional, warm, and a pleasure to meet.

Overrated and overpriced restaurant. It's not normal that tasting menu was not offered after 8pm, it was not mentionned when the réservation was made. Globally food is tasty and well cooked, some original Flavour. But price is too high, 34€ for an Octopus Dish. There is no amuse bouche between the Dishes (quite unusual for a Michelin recommanded restaurant). Again, why making a Dish with plenty of sauce and not offering any bread, the waitress doesn't even bring a spoon. Globally quite disappointed by the expérience, expected to spend more to taste but finally didn't even take the dessert.

We had a wonderful evening at Monai. We had the tasting menu and were very impressed by the quality and the service. Amazing food!

Great restaurant with fabulous food. Where here for dinner, all the dishes were amazing. Starter - tuna tartar was very good, but main - beef, was fabulous, cooked exactly as I ordered. And the star of the evening pistachio desert...it was like cherry on the top of the evening. Great restaurant, amazing staff, calm and professional work of the kitchen (you can see how they prepare all dishes) definitely recommend. 👌🏼

They have one vegan dish which is very tasty and filling, perfect size for lunch, not too much and not too little. A bit pricey but considering the location that’s understandable. Overall very recommended since there are barely vegan options in Lithuania.

Nice freshly opened place for bowls and sushi, situated in a very cozy terraces in three floors close to the old forest. Very calm and relaxing place. Good for small or bigger companies. Wonderful dessert - Panna Cotta with coconut. Lovely and attentive staff.

Meniu consists of sushi and poke bowls. The later is really original and interesting dish. Though the portion size is not very big and the bowl should be considered a snack rather than a full dish, it tasted really good and came at a rational price. The environment was cozy and staff was friendly. Really recommend to check this place out.

We had the salmon and tuna bowls, and both were amazing and incredibly fresh. The service was professional, quick, and pleasant. Additionally, the location is great. Highly recommend!

Both sushi and bowls were fresh and tasty. Good location - this place is located on the way to the beach from Juodkrantė.

Fine, not complicated food out of sushi components at decent prices. Quiet place, attentive staff.

5 super stars for this gem, place to eat, you must try food here, excellent service, exceptionally tasty food, omg place

Without a doubt, the best quality food in Klaipėda. Everything is made with top ingredients and real care. The pizza was incredible — full of flavor with a perfect Neapolitan crust. Prices are a bit high but worth it. Definitely try the steak tartare, it might be the best steak tartare starter I’ve ever had.

Alba Bistro is such a lovely spot in Klaipėda! The staff are incredibly welcoming and make you feel right at home as soon as you walk in. The food is absolutely delicious – you can really tell they care about quality and pay attention to every little detail. Everything feels fresh, well thought out, and full of flavor. Great vibes, great service, and a place I’ll definitely be coming back to.

We really enjoyed our meal here. They had vegetarian options. I really liked the double ravioli which I had never heard of (Sweet potato and ricotta)! Obviously, a great wine selection as well. The staff was warm and welcoming. We sat out in the little greenhouse.

I loved it! One of the best restaurant I’ve visited in Lithuania. The warmth of the staff really stood out their customer service is impeccable, and the food… just amazing, top quality. The waiters were attentive the whole time, even taking the time to explain the ingredients and origins of each dish. I was truly impressed by both the service and the genuine kindness of the people.

We had breakfast at Albo Gastro Bar, and it was absolutely delicious! The food was flavorful, and the beautiful interior added to the lovely atmosphere. The service was great, making our experience even more enjoyable. However, I was a bit disappointed that there were no sweet options suitable for breakfast on the menu. Overall, it was a wonderful place to start the day!

Tasty food and huge portions, we couldn’t finish our main dishes after even not finishing the starters, the atmosphere here is lovely, the waitresses were very nice and spoke great English. They had plant milk options for coffee which is always a big bonus in my eyes, I’d definitely come back, 10/10 ✨

What a great brunch we had in Klaipeda, Lithuania, in Old Town. The Croque Madame was delicious. Yum! And they know how to make a cappuccino! Bravo! Anna took wonderful care of us. Thank you Anna!

Nice mile plus walk to see cool wood carvings made during the soviet era depicting witches and demons (and some dragons). It is apparently where the local wigans used party (for hundreds of years), i suspect with a few funny mushrooms.

Great little hike for everyone, not wheelchair accessible but not really strenuous. There are a few short uphill stretches, just have good shoes on. It’s in a forest so lots of shade. The art makes for great pictures. Don’t start at the bus stop; you should go through a few houses and souvenir shops before starting, and in the shops you can buy an explanatory book covering all the sculptures meanings. If you start the trail right at the bus stop, you are going backwards (not that that detracts from the experience!). Highly recommended! Free and open 24/7.

On the southern side of the small village of Juodkrantė lies the 42-metre-high Jonas Hill, better known as Witches' Hill (Lithuanian: Raganų kalnas). This hill is surrounded by legends, as it is said that not only people used to celebrate midsummer here, but also devils and witches used to party here. Inspired by such stories, in 1979, ranger Jonas Stanius organised a sculpture exhibition on the hill, which gave birth to Witches' Hill. Today, there are 80 sculptures (and the number is still growing) along the 1.2 km long walking trail. Along the wider, bright part of the trail, there are well-known Lithuanian fairy-tale figures, but where the trail becomes narrower and darker, witches and devils come out. A very pleasant and artistic walk!

A must visit while one the spitt, art and a nice stroll through the forest. You need an hour. Entrace is free and there is plenty of free parking nearby (across the street from the park, cca 100m)

A great activity on the island. Take time to visit and enjoy for hours.

Loved it! Totally serene forest with big beautiful trees, well groomed paths and wood carvings throughout the forest! It was an easy walk even for kids. I absolutely recommend visiting here specifically if you like the outdoors and unique art!!!

This short hike offers a pleasant mix of uphill and downhill trails, making it an enjoyable walk. One of the highlights is the thoughtful design by the park initiators, who have created numerous spots to sit and rest or pose for photos, including unique throne-like seats that add a whimsical touch to the visit. The carvings and sculptures scattered throughout the park are intriguing and add to the mystical atmosphere of the place. It's an excellent spot for a quick stop if you're traveling through the area, providing a lovely break from the usual tourist attractions. However, I would note that it might not be worth planning a trip solely for this attraction. Overall, it was a charming experience and well worth the visit if you find yourself nearby.

Juodkrantė Colony of Grey Herons and Great Cormorants Juodkrantės pilkųjų garnių ir didžiųjų kormoranų kolonija is it pretty unique area where they protect these birds. It is a very beautiful area and when you climb up to the top of the hill you have a good view of everything from up there. You can see so far with all the trees and these colony of birds flying around.

A lot of cormorants, somehow scary. Nice place to meet JKR. Boards provide information. In Winter some of them are in Vienna ))

One of the most interesting places on the whole Curonian spit (apart from dunes). Unique birds that have killed a forest with their feces :)

First time in my life I have seen these birds. It was interesting to go to the seashore next to the nesting area - there are many birds as well and can be seen looking for food. Bit horror like view to see so many birds sitting on dead leafless trees.

A worth place to visit and see a disaster in nature, how cormorans destroy a beautiful forest. Please watch a movie "Acid forest" about this place. Nothing spectacular and impressive to see acid soil, disappearing old pines.

Quite a mesmerizing view with all of the dead trees and flock of birds flying over. There is a viewing platform with a roof, so you can enjoy the view and not get pooped on.

one of most spookiest and spectacular places!

The lady in the tourist office advised us to visit this site, and we were well-rewarded! Extremely interesting phenomenon of the moving sand dune, of such enormous size that the town of Nida had to be moved away to a new location, and the old one was covered. The abruptness of change of the vegetation, from the planted pine forests to stop the advance of the dune, to small shrubs to totally bare fine sand was very impressive. The climb up was a bit strenuous, but the boardwalk is well maintained. A unique experience, highly recommended.

Wonderful natural white and gray dunes. You will enjoy the beautiful views and the diversity of landscapes. Highly recommended.

Awesome place. Make sure to get up early and check the sunrise over the dunes. Even better than the sunset.

Very beautiful 😍 It's a must to visit.

Stunning view, worth of hike.

Beautiful place, stunning view.

Awesome place, nice lookout, good to relax.

Thomas Mann Culture Centre is a kind of visiting card of Nida) Located in a picturesque place this museum will pleasantly surprise you. There's no problem finding it when you're walking alongside Pamario gatve. The admirers of Thomas Mann's talent will enjoy Culture Centre so much. It is housed in one wooden two-storey building; small like all museums and sightseeing locations in Nida. On the other side, it doesn't seem provincial. Evaluate the unique concept of the museum - a combination of history, personal story and story of the Mann's family, modern design and the latest technology. There are nice exhibitions with animated elements and description in Lithuanian, English and German. Finally, you can go outside and enjoy the beautiful view of pine forest breathing a fresh sea air and smell of pine needles.

A wonderful surprise discovery. A beautiful natural setting for a very interesting cultural and historical story. Loved everything about it. How would I improve it? Encourage the lady at the reception to smile, be nicer and to proactively propose the audio guide which has a lot of informing in English, add the possibility to purchase actual books by Mann incl English. Otherwise- loved it. Plus coffee was delicious (Jura). A lot of connections to Switzerland too.

Very nice place which is situated in or near OZAS geological park. Many rudiments you can obverse as this tiny little lake. Children has a nice place where to play (a multiple outdoor construction) Much place for adults and aging people. You can find the rudiment of the past- a stone which can be fitted for the throne chair. Wonderful!!!!

You should go there because it is a very interesting place and you should not miss the beautiful view from the terrace. There you could listen to the audio guide which is also available in German and English.

very beautiful environment, suitable for cultural events! a wonderful panorama of the lagoon opens up

Must see place for all enthusiasts of Thomas Mann novels. It was his summer house. It is located in picturesque fishing village of Nida on the Curonian Spit, a narrow long headland n the Baltic Sea.

I enjoyed the visit to the house and to learn more about Thomas Mann and his family and the short time he lived here

Might be unique wonder of nature, but human touch (ferry service capacity from and to mainlaind) makes the experience of getting there uniquely painful and nightmarish. 5 hours(!!) waiting in car at the ferry terminal (back and forth) to have 2 hours in the Sea museum (as there was no time left for anything else). All thumbs down for (de)organized logistics here.

This is how I imagine heaven! Ideal place for a biking trip, as there are high-quality bike roads, plenty of cafes and restaurants, and many nice places to stop all along the peninsula. We took a ferry, then a trip by bus from Smiltyne to Nida, where we rented a bike and rode to Juodkrante (approx. 30 km). Visited Vecerkrugas dune, Preila, did some bird watching near Karvaiciai, then a short walk in Pervalka, a hike to Dead Dunes, spent some time at a beach near Juodkrante, and had a great dinner and a walk around Juodkrante, back to Smiltyne by bus, then ferry back to Klaipeda. Wonderful, relaxing experience!

it looks like heaven

This 40-foot sundial stands atop the Parnidis Dune, one of the scenic highlights of Curonian Spit, a UNESCO World Heritage Site shared by Lithuania and Russia. Built in 1995, the sundial was damaged by a hurricane a few years later and rebuilt in 2011. It accurately tells time by creating shadows on the steps, with notches for hours and half hours, as well as months, equinoxes, and solstices. March 20 marks the spring (or vernal) equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, meaning that for the next six months daylight hours will outlast nighttime darkness. When it's winter in the Northern Hemisphere, those of us above the equator are tilted away from the sun, giving us shorter days and longer nights. In summer, we're tilted toward the sun, but the equinox is right in between. It's the moment during Earth's annual revolution around the sun when its axis is neither tilting away nor tilting toward the sun, giving everyone on the planet an equal split of day and night. This phenomenon happens twice a year—in March and again in September. In the Southern Hemisphere, everything's flipped. There, it's the autumnal equinox today — and, yes, winter is coming.

46€ for the ferry 50€ entrance fee to the national park 5€/person for the dead dunes as the main attraction and only a tiny carpark Pretty bad roads All this makes the experience of this beautiful piece of earth pretty sour and not worth it

I am very pleased to have visited this place. With a visa you can walk from Europe to Russia.

Was very disappointed, there where sign's all over the place saying keep off sand dunes before I got onto the beach then I walked onto the beach and there was no sand and only a puddle of water. I was ready to go the the beach and everything. I brought my beach chair and sunscreen and just wanted a nice peaceful day at the beach but there was no beach for me to be at.

The entry fee is 5 euros for adults (kids are free). The trail starts easy on a wooden path, but to reach the final view, you must walk a lot on sand up a dune. It's challenging hiking with small kids, but the views are amazing.

The Dead Dunes is a must stop on your way to Nira. Landscape is truly unique and breathtaking. Absolute must see. One of the most beautiful beach landscapes I’ve seen - looks like a desert with very unique vegetation. The walk to the view on the bay side takes 15min but it’s well worth the time and effort. Very beautiful scenery and a good view at the end. There is small parking lot with a tiny kiosk with ice cream and coffee. There are temporary bathrooms. Tickets at entrance.

Beautiful landscape, unfortunately just direct reachable by car. Or you go to the next city by bus and walk back to the dune for an hour and same on your tour back. Entrance is 5€ for adults and 2€ for children, students,... it's a bit much for just standing on a dune I think, but I guess it helps to reserve it.

Amazing scenery, those dunes are the biggest I've seen in Baltics. There is a parking, also you need to pay 5 eur before entering the trail. It's open until 20.30, last entrance 19.30 in summer.

Very interesting landscape and once you climb the path up the dunes you get to a point where you can see the sea behind and the lagoon in front. There is a boardwalk part of the way and most people walk barefoot once you get to the sand path. It is 5 euros or 2 for concessions but parking is free for 2 hours which is plenty of time to do the walk. There is a little coffee car on the car park and some portaloos if you are desperate. Lots of people were parked on the road as car park space is limited. It's a good way to spend a couple of hours but not wheelchair accessible after the boardwalk which takes you about half way.

Nice but 5€ it’s overpriced. If you ask for such an amount, would be nice to offer some facilities like bigger parking, proper toilets in “entry area” and so on. The parking is small. The minibus was blocking the entrance to the parking. We had to park on the main road - Horrible

Perfect expirience to see the "dead" dunes of the spit. We were lucky with the weather and had some nice views as well. Around half way there is an opportunity to go bear footed trought the sand till the end view point.

The newest and most modern theatre in Europe built in 2024. Exceptional interior and stage. Located in the centre of Klaipėda.

Good performances, still you can feel old soviet spirit whie the building has not been upgraded for decades.

Attended a music festival which had various music groups performing folk music with folk instruments. The performers also wore period clothing. The highlight was a.Georgian group.

Ok

The performance was very nice but the interior of the theater is oldish and needs restoration work.

Great plaCe

Perfect!!!

Unfortunately this used to be a lovely place in Juodkrantė! It has went down this time: the food came very long - mussels were cold, too little source with them, the salad with shrimps were not as good as used to be. Slow service, just one taking the order, and then asking to change tables, when we were eating already felt not so nice. Just coffee was good! It has children playground inside. Good with dogs. Hope will get better as used to be!

Great staff and nice outdoor area. The food is underwhelming, though. Tastes quite bland and is overpriced. Also, there is only one menu outside on the entrance, so pick your dish before getting seated, as there are no printed menus.

We stopped here after biking from Nida and before walking to the Hill of Witches - and we were immensely happy that we did! Our server was extremely kind and offered several suggestions when we were deciding between options. We started with a locally made pesto as an appetizer with some toasts, drinking some sea buckthorn tea. Our main course consisted of the eggplant stew and the lentil cakes - both extremely tasty. And don't miss Grandma's pickled vegetables (with a touch of honey) which were a great accompaniment to everything else we were having. A great meal for sure!

Amazing home cooked food and pleasant experience. Fish soup is perfect, oven cooked dishes are really tasty and more than enough to get full. 35 euros for 2 persons with drinks was decently balanced.

Suprised. Its great food, especially if you stay with vegan, which I’m not, yet could become one soon living here. Fish also was fab with local flavor of pesto, hummus can compete with best of Acre in Izrael. Menu not extensive, which is great for quality. My recomendation if you stay in Juodkrante. Again, so suprised finding such a gem here. Life is good.

Outstanding restaurant. Mint in the table water carafe was picked a few minutes prior. Both dishes we enjoyed were made from fresh ingredients and tasty.

Staff extremely friendly! Area perfectly clean and well planed . But only one minus is food variety...few years ago it was really exciting to see what will be menu of the day...now days menu stays so similar or even same...cmon guys,improve it!

Were there in the middle of october, dumplings which cost 14€ were good but the portion size and the price were far from matching, the 16,5€ burger which wasn’t very bad just with rock hard bacon and a side of really old fries which tasted and looked like questionable chips. Overall, came here to have a lunch, left not full and disappointed

Horrible restaurant service. Ordered 3 meals and only 2 arrived, had to order again. Same with drinks, ordered 3 beers and coffe but only 2 beers came and a coffe. Overprized dumplings with a very small portion. Salads are very oily. Very slow service like he does not care about the customers. Never again, i'd rather starve...

One would think that a hotel perched on the Curonian Spit, blessed with natural beauty all around, might try—if only out of courtesy to its surroundings—to rise to the occasion. Alas, this establishment has chosen quite the opposite path. We stayed one night with friends, and it was one night too many. Our room was perched directly above the restaurant, which meant a soundtrack of clattering plates and muffled voices running late into the night and resuming at dawn. But noise, as it turned out, was the least of our worries. The true highlight of our stay was the staff, whose defining characteristic seemed to be a studied hostility. The receptionist—apparently also the proprietor—was a virtuoso of unpleasantness, shouting at us over a dog supplement fee. We had no objection to the principle of paying, but the fee itself varied mysteriously depending on whether one spoke English or Lithuanian, and, in a charmingly outdated twist, only cash was accepted. Credit cards, it seems, offend her sensibilities. The rooms themselves? Imagine the décor of a dreary roadside motel, subtract whatever comfort might remain, and you’ll have the general idea. The bedding was joyless, the atmosphere drab, the experience unwelcoming. The only thing luxurious here is the gall with which guests are treated. In short: if you wish to discover the one activity worth pursuing at this hotel, it is the simplest of all—keep walking.

Rooms are good but restaurant service was disappointing. At first we've got a discount of 20 percent for the table, have ordered more food and drinks than we would have ordered without the discount and then the other morning staff asked us to give back the discount in cash. There was 12 of us, so the bill was quite big and the difference with and without the discount was quite big.

The restaurant is expensive, I don't think most of their meals would be worth it. The šaltibarščiai and their signature potato pancakes were good and that's what I would reccomend to order here. Keep in mind the potato pancake portions are quite big, you get 3 pancakes, each about the size of your hand. You might also want to consider getting additional sour cream or other additions as the included amount of sour cream is not enough for all the pancakes personally.

Opinion about Restaurant (solely on the basis of prices and one dish): it is overpriced, potato pancakes are terrible (deep fried, extremely fat), "šaltibarščiai" 8€, "potato pancakes" 14€+ it indicates you have to take an obligatory side dish of 3-5€ to it (we did not take it, and they did not insist. We refused sour cream and requested just butter instead of it, so got it but were charged extra 1€. Funny).

The service and atmosphere were nice. Best tiramisu I have ever had and I’m not a desert person :) Food was tasty, portions not big, but well enough for a lunch on a hot summer day. One of the more expensive restaurants in the area, but quality of food was good :) There was one item on the menu that was gluten free.

Went there for drinks during a sunny August afternoon. The hazelnut Latte was nice and refreshing, but the mango cocktail barely tasted like anything mango at all. The atmosphere is cozy and the prices are reasonable. 4/5 stars.

Reasonable price, good service, fine food and the best fish we ate in Nida - catfish. It was sooo tasty!

Beautiful setting close to the water. We were here during lunch hours on Monday and it wasn't busy, we got really good service. Food was pricey and just OK .. and the music was a lowlight.

Great service, nice food

Exclusive waterfront location. Nice restaurant building outside and inside. Food very tasty. Service average.

Cozy place, decent Lithuanian food, big portions, friendly service.

Friendly staff, meal was very tasty and the service was quick. Prices could be lower, though :)

Ordered: salad Waiting time: 1 hour 40 min Price: 6.50 eur Decide yourself

Great service! Great food. Nice and quiet place to have a dinner in Nida. Price for 6 tapas and 4-5 drinks was 75 EUR.

Not worth it, look elsewhere. Tried an assortment of different dishes. Food was barely ok, with one plate needing to be sent because of moldy bread in the dish. So clearly standards in the kitchen are not the highest. Service was friendly, but very clumsy and forgetful. We had to ask for our orders multiple times, some never arrived. Location is still lovely with beautiful views from the terrace. Bottom line: with steep menu prices, and all of the above, I’d look elsewhere.

Heard good things but couldn’t enter the establishment. On their website it was stated that they’re open but when we came around they were closed. Tried calling or getting more information somewhere but with no luck. I suppose they’re closed permanently but a little heads up would’ve been nice.

Perfect place! Delicious food, lovely atmosphere, beautiful music and view. Ice cream dessert is huuuge!

Nice view, if you ignore Soviet era building with crumbling walls. Good menu and quality of ingredients. Duck is the best dish. Prices definitely tourist level. Service is slooooooooooow. Takes forever to order and just as long to get your food. I should need 2 hours for tapas.

Came to this place because a friend recommended me. I asked the waiter what vegan gluten free choices they have. He just said “French fries”, then buckwheat porridge which originally comes with the meat and then said another porridge which contains barley and oats gluten grains. Anyways I picked French fries which tasted like any frozen potatoes deep fried in the oil. So sorry guys but if in 2019 you can’t make up any vegan gf options for the customers so I say no. And a drink menu is a must which this place doesn’t have. The view is cute but the view doesn’t feed me

Great ambiance. The terrace on the roof accessed though the bridge opens up vast space and lets you enjoy the morning sun or stars at night. Food is varried, exciting and delicious. Great choice of wine, refreshing gin and tonic, etc. Brings together a colorfull and friendly crowd. Highly recommended.