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| Klaipeda Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo Klaipeda is the third largest city of Lithuania and the most important port. Throughout the centuries it was under rule of different nations, including Sweden in 17th and Russia in 18th century. Since 1252 until 1919 the city was a part of Teutonic Order, then Prussia and eventually Germany and known as Memel. The old town still has quite a few monuments from those days and is rather popular with German tourists. Later the city was under French administration until 1923 when it was captured by Lithuania. The heart of the old town is the Theatre Square named after the Neoclassical theatre. In front of the theatre is the fountain of Anna. Southeast of the Square you find the History Museum of Lithuania Minor with local finds and costumes. In the new town, just north of the old town the most impressive sights are the Post Office which dates from the end of the 19-th century and the Clock Museum with some magnificent 18-th century clocks. A short ferry ride takes you accross the Curonian Lagoon to Nida and the neringa peninsula (Curonian Spit), where you find an excellent Maritime Museum housed in an old German fort. __________Sights Edit This [Add Sight] Lithuanian Sea Museum Edit This The Lithuanian Sea Museum is located in the northernmost point of the Curonian Spit (arrival only by ferry or boat to Smiltyne). The Museum houses aquariums with fish species from Lithuania's fresh waters, the Baltic Sea and tropic seas, as well as a permanent exposition of prepared samples of marine fauna. Penguins, Baltic Sea seals and Steller's Sea lions live in the outdoor pools next to the aquarium building. In the dolphinarium you can catch shows with dolphins and the Californian sea lions. There is also an exposition of the history of Lithuanian more.. type: Streets World66 rating: [rate it] zipcode: LT-5800 email: ljm@muziejus.lt address: Smiltynes str. 3 url: www.juru.muziejus.lt openings: (see museum website) tel: (370 6) 490754 Klaipeda Clock and Watch Museum Edit This An exhibition 'Manufacture and deal in watches and clocks in the 19th - early 20th c Lithuania', which works until now, was opened in Klaipeda Clock and Watch Museum in May 1994. There are exhibited clockmaker's studio equipment, the parts of clocks and watches, and, of course clocks and watches, which were made at the beginning of that century. As it was mentioned in the source - book, the first Lithuanian tower clock was the clock of Vilnius Cathedral (1557). Jonas was the first clockmaker. He came together with the manor of Žygimantas more.. type: Parks, Gardens and Zoos World66 rating: [rate it] tel: Tel. (+370 6) 410 413, 410 414, 410 415 openingHours: Tues-Sat 12.00–18.00 (March – Oct.), 11.00–17.00 (Nov. – Feb.). url: www.muziejai.lt address: 12 Liepu Street email: klm@takas.lt |