Klaipeda is an ancient port city with a rich history and unique Baltic charm. Founded in the XIII century, the city combines the cultural heritage of the Lithuanian state and unique architecture. A map of museums and attractions will help you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this cozy seaside city. The main museums of Klaipeda tell about the maritime history and cultural traditions of the region. The Maritime Museum with the Dolphinarium, the Lithuanian Museum of the History of Little Lithuania, the Clock Museum, the Pranas Domshaitis Art Gallery and the Blacksmiths Museum reveal different aspects of the city life. Each museum has unique collections worth seeing in person. Among the iconic places of Klaipėda are the Theatre Square, the Old Thomas Sculpture Park, the Old Town with its narrow streets and the Klaipėda Castle. The historical development of the city has preserved the spirit of past centuries, and modern art objects add a special flavor to it. The map will help you not to miss any of these attractions. An excellent route to explore the city starts from the Theatre Square – the cultural center of Klaipeda. From here you can walk to the Old Town, explore the Klaipėda Castle, then walk along the embankment of the Dane River to the Sculpture Park. The whole route will take about 2-3 hours of a leisurely walk, and the map will help you navigate and find interesting places along the way. You can explore Klaipėda yourself, using a map to build routes, or book a tour with a local guide. Professionals will reveal the secrets of ancient buildings, tell fascinating stories and help to better understand this amazing city. Plan your trip with a map in hand and discover Klaipeda!