A magical room of mirrors, a wind organ, unheard stories from the life of the Tiškevičius counts, modern and interactive exhibits - you will find it all in the Palanga Resort Museum. Whether you want to get out of the rain or take a break from the heat during your visit to Palanga, an hour spent in this museum will undoubtedly interest and enrich your stay.

Palanga Resort Museum is located at Birutės al. 34A , Palanga.

On arrival by car, the nearest car park is Birutės al. 25.

Off-season parking is free from 16 September to 14 May inclusive, during the summer season parking at this location is payable by cash only. More about parking in Palanga: 

Low season (10.01-04.30): II-VI 10:00-19:00.

High season (05.01-09.30): III-VII 10:00-19:00.

Visitors are not allowed in the exhibitions until half an hour before the museum closes.

• ticket price € 5;
• Family ticket (1 adult and up to 3 children (school age)) - € 9;
• Family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children (school age)) - € 14;

* prices are based on information available in December 2025

Tickets are only available at the museum box office.

This museum is a journey through time: from the beginning of Palanga's history to the present day. The museum has 4 halls and each of them reveals a different period of Palanga's history.

When you arrive here, you will start your visit by learning about the origins of this seaside settlement: the 9th century trading settlement at the foot of Birutė Hill, the life and exploits of the Vikings, the life and business of fishermen. Then you will learn more about the Tiškevičius counts and their contribution to the creation of the resort of Palanga. The third sun of the museum takes you back to the 19th century, where you will see the beach fashions and culture of the time. The fourth hall of the Palanga Centenary illustrates the events of the 1918-2018 period, when the seaside stretch of Palanga and the Šventoji seaside was returned to Lithuania by Latvia in 1921, the most important dates of the inter-war period, the Soviet era and the present-day Palanga.

The whole journey is not presented through dry historical facts - the Palanga Resort Museum uses interactive maps, audiovisual material, games and videos to tell the story. Visitors to the museum will find a room of mirrors, the impressive sounds of a wind organ and the opportunity to take retro photographs with ghosts.

While holidaying in Palanga, it is worth checking out the events and education taking place in the museum - concerts, meetings with public figures, various activities for both children and adults.

This museum is perfect for a family visit - it's fun for children and adults alike. First of all, the visit will take about 1 hour. 30 minutes, so the children will not have a long time. The museum is also full of interactive and audiovisual material, various walls, stands or touchable albums, games - all of which are sure to interest children and keep their attention.