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.
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Plateliai, a town located on the western shore of Plateliai Lake in the Samogitian National Park, is deservedly known as one of the most beautiful towns in the region. The interesting and charming Plateliai has quite a number of tourist attractions, including a nice central town square, a neat wooden Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, and the Plateliai Manor Homestead with a well-groomed park.
The lake Plateliai is one of the main attractions in the park. It is also the clearest, cleanest and the deepest lake with seven islands, each having its own legend. There is a viewing platform quite close. This viewing platform overlooks Lake Plateliai panoramic view together with Pliksalės, Pilies, Veršių islands, Šventorkalnis peninsula and Plokštinė forests.
The museum is housed in a former Soviet Union underground ballistic missile launch facility. Between 1963 and 1978, as many as four medium-range ballistic missiles with powerful thermonuclear warheads were deployed there. Those missiles were then targeted at certain Western European countries. The exhibits of the Cold War Museum will show and reveal in detail many interesting facts about one of the most dangerous and longest wars in the history of humanity, its impact on Europe, and the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. The exhibits of the museum – unique visual and graphic material – will ‘tell’ the story of the peculiarities of the organization and operation of this top secret nuclear weapon facility. The museum is an ideal place to enhance your knowledge of history.
Brief stop in the Theatre Square, the centre of which is decorated by a beautiful and graceful sculpture of the Ann from Tharau.
Klaipėda is Lithuania's only major port on the Baltic Sea, blending maritime history, cultural diversity, and vibrant urban life. Known for its beautiful waterfront, historic old town, and lively festivals, it offers a unique mix of Lithuanian and German heritage.
The heart of Klaipėda, featuring colorful buildings, cobblestone streets, and historic landmarks.
A reconstructed 13th-century castle showcasing the history of the region through exhibits and artifacts.
A fascinating museum dedicated to marine life, featuring aquariums, interactive exhibits, and dolphin shows.
A serene and picturesque lagoon offering boat tours, bird watching, and beautiful sunsets.
A historic fortification built in the 17th century, offering a glimpse into the region's military history.
Potato dumplings stuffed with meat or cheese, a traditional Lithuanian dish.
A cold beet soup served with boiled eggs, potatoes, and dill.
Meat-filled pastries brought by the Lipka Tatars, a unique local specialty.
Fresh herring marinated in various sauces, a staple of Baltic cuisine.
Summer is the peak tourist season with warm weather, festivals, and outdoor activities. The Sea Festival in July is a major highlight.
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Klaipėda is generally safe with low crime rates. Standard precautions should be taken to avoid petty theft and scams.
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A charming seaside resort on the Curonian Spit, known for its sandy beaches, dunes, and the famous Hill of Witches.
A vibrant seaside resort with a beautiful beach, a historic palace, and a lively nightlife.
A unique landscape of shifting sand dunes along the Baltic Sea coast.
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