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Priekulė Vingis Park

Established in the second half of the 19th century, this park is a splendid example of landscape design, located on the right bank of the Minija River. It extends its lush green areas over 13 hectares, inviting visitors to enjoy the idyllic nature. The park's trail system allows for convenient exploration of its beauty, with one of the main paths running right along the Minija River's bank. The atmosphere of the park is enhanced by masterfully crafted wooden sculptures by folk artists, reflecting Lithuanian historical themes and providing a unique cultural context.

Priekulė Vingis Park

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Priekulė Oak Tree

Priekulė Church of St. Anthony of Padua

Priekulė Evangelical Lutheran Church

Monument to Ieva Simonaitytė "Šventvakarių Ėvė"

Stragnai Chapel-Mausoleum

Monument in Memory of Gintaras Paulionis

Nagliai Nature Reserve Nature Trail

Monumental Post to Martynas Liudvikas Rėza

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Nearest museums

Ieva Simonaitytė Memorial Museum

Museum of Freedom Fights and Exile History

Agluonėnai Ethnographic Homestead

J. Gižas Ethnographic Homestead

Exhibition of Cinema Projection Equipment and Cameras

Gargždai Regional Museum

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Castle Museum Exhibition – Kurtina

Ship-Museum M52 "Sūduvis"

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Curonian Spit National Park Nature School

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