Tiškevičiai Palace

Situated in Palanga, Lithuania's resort town, the Neo-Renaissance-style Tiškevičiai Palace, originally constructed for the Lithuanian-Polish magnate family of Tiskeviciai, stands as a source of pride. Completed in the 19th century, this remarkable palace is nestled in a park with fountains and ponds, drawing crowds, especially during the favorite summer season. Popular among Lithuanians, the palace offers a delightful escape during bike tours, given its expansive territory.  

Home to the Palanga Amber Museum since 1963, the museum boasts a collection of around 28,000 amber pieces, including 15,000 with inclusions of insects, spiders, and plants. The exhibition holds the third-largest amber specimen in Europe, weighing over 3.5kg. Notable items include jewelry, artworks from amber, a 15th-century ring, a 16th-century cross, and more, spanning four centuries. Don't miss the chance to explore this cultural and natural gem — book a tour with us for an enchanting visit to Lithuania's charming west coast.