Sightseeing (Nidoje, Juodkrantėje, Preiloje, Pervalkoje, Smiltynėje (Klaipėdoje), Ventėje, Mingėje)

Due to unique landscape and comfort conditions of recreation created in the 19th century and its popularity, the Curonian Spit was associated with the French Riviera. More

The monument for the first person, who enriched the environment with greenery, was built in 1856. Later in this place dune attendants and foresters were started to be buried. More

In the eastern part of Nida’s fishermen settlement, in Skruzdyne, in 1867 Hermann Blode hotel, called the Artists’ House, was built. More

Since the ancient times, Festival of St. John was celebrated at the Hill of Witches, formerly called Jonas’ and Ieva’s Hill.
   
open air. More

Exhibitions Hall was founded in 1982. There are exhibitions of masterpieces of Lithuanian artists and those of other countries are organized. More

That is one of the largest lighthouses on Lithuanian seacoast. It was built in 1874 on the 51 meters tall Hill of Urbas (the height of the lighthouse then reached 27 m). More

From the Dune of Parnidis 52 meters tall the picturesque view of the Curonian Spit and the Baltic Sea appears.

In 1995, the solar clock – calendar 13. 8 m tall was constructed on that dune. More

Exposition positioned in three renovated buildings in Smiltyne tells the story of geological development, archeology, shaping of landscape, flora and fauna of the Curonian Spit. More

The main buildings of the fishermen’s farmsteads are a dwelling house and a stable.

Area of a farmstead was not strictly limited. The buildings were usually turned with one corner to the Lagoon. More