Palanga is full of events, active entertainment for children, activities for the whole family, and education. Whether you want to relax on the beach, take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city in nature or, on the contrary, get lost in the hustle and bustle of the traditional city festivals and entertainment - whatever the season, you can always find it in Palanga. But this time, when it comes to things to do in Palanga, we invite you to explore the unique, yet undiscovered, places around Palanga: from the Winter Garden, which delights with its year-round colourful blossoms, to the mirror mazes, the roaring dinosaurs, and the safari with its exotic animal life. When you're running out of things to do in Palanga, there are several places around Palanga where everyone will find activities and unforgettable experiences:

The Winter Garden, with its vibrant colours and stunning blossoms, is a year-round delight of colours, scents and blossoms. If you can't think of anything else to do in Palanga, don't miss this place. More than 5000 plants, a family of loggerhead turtles, and the colourful parrot Barbora await your attention. 

There is also an archaeological exposition, where the culture of the people who have lived in the coastal region of Western Lithuania since ancient times is exhibited, an exposition of a water mill, and a candy shop, where educational classes and tastings of caramel candies take place.

Largest in the Baltic States "Dinosaur Park", which is located in Radaili Manor. Park for the whole family, where children and adults alike will find engaging activities and entertainment: it's home to 50 spectacular, life-size dinosaurs that have returned from prehistory, a 5D cinema, carousels, a maze of mirrors, water bikes, trampolines, a hill of bats, a mini-zoo, and much more. And after the activities, there's also a place to grab a bite to eat.

The highest seaside place, which is fascinating with its views and natural splendour, no matter how many times you've visited it - something you won't see anywhere else in Lithuania. A 24-metre hill, a rocky coastline, steep slopes and a sea view. What you will see when you arrive here is the result of wind and water erosion - it is interesting to see what nature can do.

However, for these reasons, naturalists believe that this unique natural beauty may disappear in the future, as rising sea levels and waves crashing against the slope destroy it. So when you visit the seaside, don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy the unique views of nature and the tranquillity that surrounds you.

There is a car park next to the Dutchman's Hat. After parking your car, you can follow the forest paths to a cliff with a wooden lookout. If you are wondering what to do in Palanga, be sure to visit this place!

How long has it been since you visited the Dolphinarium? If you haven't been here for at least a few years, we invite you to come and visit us, because education, Activities and performances are constantly changing and updated.

The dolphin show is not only an exceptional entertainment, but also an engaging education: the show reveals the natural behaviour of the animals, showing their plasticity, strength, playfulness and willingness to interact with each other and with humans. 

It also highlights the global ecological situation. In addition to dolphin shows, there is also a museum where you can see and learn about something you won't find anywhere else in Lithuania: 25 aquariums with eye-catching coral reefs, colourful fish species, seals, northern sea lions, penguins, the history of shipping, and a collection of marine mollusk shells. Fancy some more active activities? Check out the modern and extreme Escape Room here.

What to do in Palanga during the summer holidays if you or your children get bored of lying on the beach? Go to the water trampoline park "Boom", located in Žibininkai village - active entertainment just 10 kilometres from Palanga.

A huge water park where children will have fun on water trampolines, adults, if they are brave enough, will be able to climb up a five-storey hill and slide down a zip line, and there is a tyre slide, water bikes, obstacle courses, a tyre course, children's playgrounds and climbing frames, carts and go-karts in the same area. And that's not all: wakeboarding tracks, tree climbing, tennis courts...

You've probably already realised that children and adults alike will be able to try out new activities, enjoy activities they've already discovered and loved, and bring some fun experiences to their summer holidays.

Here you will also find: adventure park "The Forest", restaurant "Boom Studio" and a wakeboard park "313 cable park"

Did you know that just outside Palanga you can also see... London's Tower Bridge, the Arc de Triomphe or the Great Wall of China? What to do in Palanga when you want to see something new - On the Klaipėda - Palanga road, at the turn-off to Kretingale, there is a miniature park where you can see the world's most popular landmarks scaled down 25 times. This place is special not only because it gives you the opportunity to take a trip around the world, but it also holds the title of the largest flower park. Walking or sitting on a bench, you can not only admire the park's miniatures, waterfalls and fountains, listen to the music of each region of the world, but also admire the beautiful plants of the garden. The park is full of meticulously crafted topiaries and floral arrangements, and as many as one million flowers from Lithuania and Poland have been planted in the garden.

Admire the Baltic shores from a height of 15 metres! The 2.8-kilometre "Litorina" nature trail, which winds through centuries-old trees, allows you to once again witness the magnificence of Lithuania's natural beauty. Starting from the Dutch Cap and stretching for almost three kilometres, the nature trail will open your eyes to the sight of high cliffs, atypical and unusual vegetation, and historical sites. There are benches for rest breaks, and a swing set up on a spectacular spot on the escarpment. 

Interesting name for a nature trail, isn't it? Litorina is the name of a glacial sea, the shorelines of which can be seen along this trail. It's interesting to feel the changes in nature shaped by the millennia - today we can walk along and see views of the areas where the old Litorina Sea used to swell more than 7,500 years ago.