Palanga Botanical Garden

In the same year Tiskevicius Palace was built, gardens emerged, designed by the renowned French botanist and landscape architect Eduard Fransua Andre and his son Rene, completing the project in three years starting from 1895. Surrounding the charming palace, the park spans approximately 100 hectares with ponds, fountains, and rare plant collections, featuring an incredible fountain view in the north and an oval rose garden in the south. The park not only houses unique plants from various European botanical gardens but also boasts impressive sculptures and architectural objects, including ornamental bridges.

Baltic Tours recommends visiting Palanga and its stunning palace with a botanical garden, encouraging exploration during both day and night to experience the transformative effect of decorative lighting. Explore Lithuania and the resort town Palanga, reveling in the vibrant colors of flowers, delightful fragrances, charming bridges, and the sounds of birds, ensuring a desire to return.