Lithuania’s third-largest city is a historic port on the Curonian coast. Part of the Prussian Kingdom until 1923, when it won its autonomy, Klaipėda is divided by the Danė River, which flows through the city into the Baltic Sea. Along its left bank, the historic old town features cobblestone streets with historic German-style half-timbered houses, street art and a tree-lined promenade filled with cafés. The new town stretches along the Danė’s right bank, past industrial sites and shipyards, amid venues that showcase the city’s art and cultural heritage.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Klaipėda on Foot
See the highlights of Klaipėda during a walking tour of its old town and visit the Klaipėda Castle Museum.
Leisurely Klaipėda
View the sights of Klaipėda’s old town district and contrasting modern areas during a panoramic excursion.
Curonian Spit
Discover the pristine nature and cultural delights of the Curonian Spit during a guided excursion.
Klaipėda Castle Museum & Lighthouse Brewery
Explore a museum housed in the ruins of a 13th-century castle, followed by a visit to a historic brewery.
Klaipėda by Bicycle
Explore the Curonian Spit and immerse yourself in your surroundings during a panoramic cycle.
Palanga & the Amber Museum
See notable sights of Palanga during an informative excursion, including a stop at the Amber Museum.
Klaipėda Lighthouse Brewery
Venture into the old town to visit a historic brewery and enjoy a tasting of locally brewed beers.
