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Birutė Park is a true gem of Northern Europe, located in Palanga. Established in the area of the former sacred Birutė Forest and Birutė Hill, this park attracts visitors with its beautiful trails, ponds, and impressive flowerbeds. Designed in the late 19th century by French architect Édouard François André, the park was commissioned by the Tiškevičiai family.

The heart of the park is a neo-Renaissance palace, which houses the famous Amber Museum. This location is ideal for family relaxation, strolls, and cultural experiences. In the summer evenings, free concerts by the Palanga Orchestra are held in the rotunda, offering the opportunity to enjoy music in the midst of nature.

Birutė Park is an excellent choice for those seeking peace and beauty while visiting Palanga.

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Birutė Park is one of the most impressive attractions in Palanga, drawing both locals and tourists. Considered a gem of Northern Europe, this park is an integral spot for those seeking peace amidst nature. Located in the area of the former sacred Birutė Forest and Birutė Hill, the park enchants with its landscape, designed by the renowned French architect Édouard François André in the late 19th century, at the initiative of the Tiškevičiai family. Visitors are greeted by meticulously laid-out paths, flower beds, and picturesque ponds. Once marshland, this area was transformed into a unique space

by the Tiškevičiai family, with its central feature being a neo-Renaissance-style palace. Today, this palace houses the famous Amber Museum, attracting culture and history enthusiasts. The park is a perfect place for families, couples, or solo visitors. Here, one can enjoy leisurely walks, a peaceful atmosphere, and unique flora. In the summer evenings, free concerts by the Palanga Orchestra are held in the rotunda, a tradition that many look forward to. Birutė Park is not just an attraction in Palanga but one of the best places on the coast where culture, nature, and active leisure come together.

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