Accessible holidays in Lithuania

The Dutchman's Cap is the highest cliff on Lithuanian Baltic sea shore known for its spectacular view of the sea with a steep shoreline and stony beach.

The Amber Museum Palanga is located in an old mansion in the middle of a botanical park. It shows more than 4,500 amber exhibits in 15 rooms.

There is a memorial on the forecourt of the old bridge of Rusné. It was erected in honor of the pacifist Mahatma Gandhi and his Lithuanian friend Hermann Kallenbach who was from Rusné.

If you've been through the mill with typical tourist traps, and want something a little off the beaten track, you've landed on your feet! Liubavas Manor-Museum is a slice of Lithuanian life that preserves centuries of traditional heritage. See an amazingly restored watermill pulverize grains into powdery flour for bread, the central element of Lithuanian culture, and learn the intriguing history held within the grounds of one of Lithuania's oldest estates.

If you get a rush from uncovering hidden cultural gems in picturesque locales, a visit to Liubavas Manor-Museum and the outdoor sculpture museum of Europos Parkas ought to stir your sense of adventure! Turn back the centuries and discover a crucial part of Lithuanian history at an extraordinary refurbished water mill, then explore acres of scenic meadows, woodland, sculptures and art installations at a sculpture park located exactly in the geographic center of Europe.

Nida Airfield is a small regional airfield located in the western part of Lithuania, on the Curonian Spit, 3 km northeast of the settlement of Nida.