This unique museum not only for Lithuania but also internationally displays the largest collection – more than 16,000 exhibits – of spy equipment used by the KGB, NKVD and intelligence services. The collection was created with great interest in the history of Lithuania and state security services and law enforcement agencies during the Soviet era.
Zoopark is a unique place located within the Mega Shopping Center (Islandijos pl. 32) in Kaunas. It’s Lithuania’s first indoor petting zoo, where visitors can not only observe the inhabitants but also get to know them up close. It’s the perfect place for family fun, where learning becomes a real-life interaction.
In Vilnius, at Verkių Street 27 (Ogmios miestas), you will find yourself in a remarkable space — Zoopark. It’s a modern and spacious indoor zoo that recreates a tropical atmosphere. Here, every visitor can take a miniature journey into the world of wildlife without leaving the city.
Founded by Baron Bernd Kerszenboeck I of the Livonian Order, the manor was first mentioned in 1515. Throughout its history, it has changed its hosts several times and survived wars and important historical events.
A visit to this modern spa in the heart of Palanga will help you completely unwind and dedicate time to self-care. The Mana Sea SPA concept is built on the harmony of natural elements and innovation: here, the gentle warmth of saunas and the sound of water combine with futuristic technologies, transforming ordinary relaxation into a profound restoration experience.
Usma is Latvia’s fourth largest lake and second largest by volume. It was formed thousands of years ago after glaciers retreated.
The manor was first mentioned in the 16th century. It reflects the tastes of the Lithuanian nobility of that time.
Maarjamäe Castle is a historic complex on the outskirts of Tallinn, where the past meets the modern. Its history dates back to the 17th century: a sugar factory operated here, and later, an elegant summer estate was established. Today, it is one of the most interesting sites in the Estonian History Museum.
In the very center of the Old Town you will find a majestic Gothic building — the Great Guild Hall. Built in 1410, it served for centuries as a venue for lavish celebrations, important negotiations, and gatherings of wealthy merchants. Today, it’s not just an architectural landmark, but also home to the Estonian History Museum, where medieval walls meet contemporary exhibitions.
The Ainaži Northern Breakwater is a historic hydraulic structure located less than 100 meters from the border with Estonia.