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2018 21 July 00:15
Courland Spit National Park
The Courland Spit National Park is created for the preservation of an exceptional landscape and its unique ethnocultural heritage. The unique spit of Curonian Spit is a narrow and long strip of sand, a peninsula of 98 kilometers between the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon, of which 52 km belong to Lithuania. The chain of sand dunes extends along the entire spit. 2000 The Curonian Spire is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Lithuanian Maritime Museum-Dolphinarium
1971. In the Kopgalis fortress, the maritime branch of the Klaipėda Regional Museum was inaugurated. 1997 The museum became Republican, now it has five sections, and six major exhibitions are arranged. In the Lithuanian Sea Museum, you can see the seals, penguins and sea lions of the Baltic Sea in the outdoor pools, which during the summer delight the spectators with their performances, fish from the sea. aquarium, colorful corals and become familiar with the geology and geography of the Baltic Sea. An extremely interesting maritime division – you can admire old fishermen's boats, archaeological finds, and documentary material. 2014 The dolphin shows can be seen in the reconstructed dolphinarium. 2015 equipped with Dolphin Therapy Center, "Sun Gulf" – outdoor pool. From 2014 Museum of the Sea is being rebuilt. 2011 The Albatross monument (sculpted by Claudijus Pūdymas, the architect Mindaugas Zabarauskas) was inaugurated on the seaside at the Dolphinarium of the Lithuanian Maritime Museum, dedicated to the commemoration of Lombard seamen and sunken ships. The albatross is the symbol of freedom and courage. The monument measures 12 meters high and is decorated with granite slabs bearing the inscription "For missing and no return"
Museum of the Sea of Lithuania – Dolphinarium
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The ethnographic property was founded in 1979. It was built in the 19th and 20th centuries. At the end of the fishing buildings of Sventoji district. The purpose of this exhibition is to show all residential and residential buildings in seaside farms. Here is a pictorial complex of rich patrician farm: a house, a barn, a barn, a sauna, a cellar, a smoking room, a pogrom for sewage and drying. The house was restored in the 20th century. The beginning of the interior
The ethnographic farm of the coastal fisherman
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Alkstynė
The collection "The head of the "Bear" and the school
19th century. At the beginning of this area, clay fixing work began. 1832 The barracks of the first group of workers were built, and the settlement itself was called Meškadaube. 1870-1871 During the Prussian and French wars, French prisoners were stationed here. 20th century At the beginning of the year, after the completion of forest plantations, there were still 21 people living in the barracks, the settlement collapsed in the interwar period . Today, you can visit the observation deck on a dune 35.7 m high. From here you can see what huge forest was lost in 2006. the fire, how the reforested pine is grown, and also take a look at the panorama of the city of Klaipeda.
Pig Back
Pigs The back is the 19th century. The Curonian Spit Island is formed near the international ferry port, its shape resembling the raised back of the pig. There are a lot of wild birds here. 2014
Juodkrante
Juodkrante is one of the oldest colonies of the Curonian Spit known since 1429. (then it was broken by the sand). For the second time the settlement began to form in the Curonian Lagoon in 1669. After the establishment of the post office, the tavern and the sand, Karvaiciai was precipitated by the people, and especially – when the Amber mine (Stantien & Becker) started working there. 19th century Steamships started running from Klaipėda to Juodkrante. 20th century At the beginning of the year, this place became the holiday resort, villas and summer restaurants – a resort on a European scale to which holidaymakers drove by boat. 1946 Juodkrante became a city type establishment since 1961. connected to the city of Neringa. Juodkrante enjoys a tranquility, a unique nature, a spectacular architecture of fishermen's houses and elegant villas.
Amber Bay
1855 An amber was discovered at the bottom of the Curonian Lagoon on the south coast of Montenegro for navigation. Its mining has led to the growth of the village. 1860-1890 About 75,000 kg of amber were mined each year. 1860-1881 Amber items are sought after for the Middle Ages of the Neolithic and Bronze Age. They are also called Treasures of Professor Richard Klebs University of Königsberg. After the Second World War, there are only a few – three figures of people, a double flower fly, which are preserved in the Museum of Geology and Paleontology of the University of Göttingen. The traditional autumn horse festival is held in Amber Bay. The sculptures created by the International Baltic Sculpture Symposium are transformed into fire sculptures on the water, reviving the old Baltic traditions 19659005 Dendrological cognitive trail
The 1.6 km cognitive trail extends into the northern part of Juodkrante near the Gulf of Amber. While traveling, you can familiarize yourself with the "biography of the tree", visit the 12 rings in red oak. Once upon a time there was an enormous lime tree, also called the Grizzly Lime. Nowadays, there is a spectacular forest of Grizzly Hollow. The entire path of the dendrological path is marked with wooden columns, and its settlement is the beginning and the end of the dendrological path. On the track, we found 16 stops with descriptions of trees, drawings, photos. 2016
The Quay
The Juodkrante River, surrounded by the Curonian Lagoon, is protected by the historico-urban reserve, fascinated by its quay, a place of tranquility, clean air and romantic walks. The wharf along L. Rėza Street was started in 1995. The wharf is a 2.4 km trail, which runs through the sculptural symposium in 1997-1999. stone sculptures created. This is an exhibition of works by artists from Lithuania, Great Britain, Sweden and other countries called "Land and Water".
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
The first Jewish church was consecrated in 1795. The church is located in the southern part of the Juodkranta River, on the banks of the Curonian Lagoon, on the coast of the Curonian Lagoon. 1878 After the fire in the village, there was no wooden church, the worship was celebrated in the priest. 1885 A new neo-gothic red brick church was consecrated
although the community itself is not very abundant. After the Second World War, the temple was turned into a warehouse. 1976 The Miniature Museum was created in the church, so the sacred building has been preserved: restored interior, stained glbad. At that time, the Lutheran families went to Klaipėda, where worship was organized at the farm J. Kaitinis. 1989 The church was given to Catholics, but later returned to Lutherans. Nowadays, the Catholic and Evangelical Lutheran worship takes place in the church. The church is a stone altar built by Franciscan Vilius Orvydas
Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran Church
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The Warrior Gallery
L. Rzos g. 13 operates the Dagger Gallery and Remigijus Žadeikiai Avery. Here you can see examples of weather vanes and get them, and discover the history of the appearance of the Curonian Lagoon. 1844 A special marking system – a rectangular colored panel with a red or white flag – was introduced on ships sailing in the Curonian Lagoon. It was also a weather vane, called "flags" or "herbs" by indigenous peoples. Weathervanes were adorned with ornamental cuttings: silhouettes of birds, animals, farms. It was a special piece of art for every fisherman. The Ohio Gallery is visited in April-October, to arrive outside of the season, it is necessary to agree in advance.
"Hill of Witches"
The slopes of Witches Hill are covered with century-old pines. XIX-XX centuries In the beginning, Lithuanians celebrated Rbada (Jonines) on the mountain. From Tilžė, Rusnė and Klaipėda came singers, musicians, everyone was entertaining and looking for a fern ring. The witches hill with the observation deck was formed in the 19th century. in the last quarter of an hour on a dune 60 m high. It was part of the walks of the forest of Juodkrantė (walks). 1979-1981 Lithuanian folk artists created 80 wooden sculptures – witches, devils and other mythological creatures – in this place (almost every year the craftsmen renew sculptures, creating new ones).
Colonies of the Prairies and Great Cormorants
Great Cormorant Crossings in Europe. 2002 500 gray grbadlands and 2 thousand were recorded. the pair of cormorants. It is believed that gray herons in the neighborhood of Juodkrante lived in the 17th century. or sooner. Historical data show that cormorants appeared in Juodkrante in 1803, with the expulsion of gray lobsters from the nest of that time. When local residents began to complain about black cormorants, they began to be destroyed, but in 1974-1978, once again, they split into the Curonian Lagoon. 1989 Cormorants began to roam the nests near butternut habitats and remained there. Little by little, the herons were pushed towards the edges. They began to migrate to Juodkrantė
The Great Cormorant
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The Mountain Avinas
The Spectacular Landscape of the Curonian Spit Opens Mount Avinas. On Avinyna there is an area of observation, which allows everyone to explore the area of this area. This is also the blue lagoon of Courland and the view of the peninsula of the Korean peninsula that opens. Aviny Mountain is a 36.5 meter high cluster, whose Nagli Nature Reserve extends to the south, protecting the landscape from the gray dunes.
Cognitive Trail of the Nagli Nature Reserve
1.35 km from Nagli Nature Reserve The long cognitive track invites you to explore the spectacular part of the Curonian Spit. Traveling along a continuous sandy path, the rocks of the gray dunes, also known as Dead Dunes, meet because, after all, entire settlements, forests and soils have been buried. The dunes are surprised by strong winds, depressions, depressions, and elsewhere in the ancient soil. These impressive dunes are known for their specially designed separate trail that crosses rocks and streams of sand.
Cognitive trail in the Nagliai Nature Reserve
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Pervalka
Pervalka formed in 1836-1843, when the inhabitants of the ravaged village of New Nagli were raised. It is said that the name of Pervalka comes from boat trips from the lagoon to the seaside. Another version of the name of the place – the name comes from the word "perval", which means land between waters. South of Pervalka in the nineteenth century There was also the village of Karvaičiai, where the cultural heroine Liudvikas Rėzas, born there, was sinking in the sand. Over time, the settlement of Pervalka began to grow, the inhabitants fished, and in the 20th century, in the mid-twentieth century, this place became a favorite place of rest and peace.
Pervalka of the flight of the bird
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The horse lighthouse
One of the famous lighthouses of Pervalka was built in 1900. Big stones on the artificial island of Curonian Lagoon. The devices in this building send white signals visible at a distance of 13 km. It is the only device of this type built on the Marsh
The scaffolding and the monument of Ludwik Rzes
The Karvaičiai Nature Reserve, which protects the natural complexes of the isthmus of Courland, also includes piles of pines, including scaffolding. 60 m high. On this dune there is a monument to Liudvikas Rėza (1776-1840) – a prominent figure of Lithuanian culture that was later born in the village of Karvaičių, which sank in the sand. This famous parishioner in 1825 published the first collection of Lithuanian folk songs. 1979 Eduardas Jonušas on the Skirpstas Dune immortalized the memory of the Enlightenment of this Lithuanian Minority, and on the oak carving the relics of L. Rėza are prominent
Preila
Preila was also founded by the inhabitants of the ravaged village of Naugh in 1843. 20th century Preila has become a real summer vacation, a school, a hotel, a boarding school for the "knowledge society", was founded here. 1961 Preila became the colony of Neringa. This region benefits from the lagoon gulf, the marina, the authentic farms and fishing lounges. There are also ancient surviving ethnographic cemeteries in which the remains of the Curonians lived. They have precious gravestones, fences and greenery. In Preila there is also the old school (built in 1907), where the library operates.
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