Rich collection of amber pieces and amber stuffs, amber history

The town of real art and culture with its friendly and lovely people. Definitely fell in love with Palanga though staying just for two days for the weekend. Despite being a small town, you can find quite a lot spots to see in Palanga. Seemingly the people pay great value to painting as I saw so many magnificent paintings in... More

I've been to the Amber museum twice, first in 1991 and July 2010. The Museum is set on beautiful grounds in a well maintained park directly on the Baltic coast. The museum possesses displays of Amber in a Multi room loop in the former estate house of a noble family. The displays are in Lithuanian, English, Russian, and German, and... More

The amber museum is located in a nice park, both worth the visit. I expected more handcrafted displays of amber, but instead there is more about the creation of amber and it's travels. In addition, there are a lot of insects on display caught in the amber. I found this even more interesting. If you have an hour or so... More

Perhaps a bit off the beaten track, Palanga, the museum, the people, stays in my memory as a significant place to visit. A pleasant stroll walk from the long ocean pier jutting into the Baltic sea through a delicate forest protected from sea winds by high sand dunes covered in tall grasses, the Amber Museum is in a beautifu gracefull... More

The Amber Museum is an okay place to visit although the display hasn’t changed much over the past 10 years and it really is begging for an update. On the other hands, the grounds surrounding the museum are awesome. More about that later. The amber museum is housed in an old mansion. You walk away with a pretty good appreciation... More