Visit Klaipėda

A beautiful port city with its own face. Impressive old town and preserved heritage. Modern maritime museum and dolphinarium. Interesting Klaipėda city museum. It's nice to take a walk along the river bank in the evening.

Robertas Lithuania

Klaipėda is my soul city. Everytime when I am here, my heart is dancing. Nice city, nice people, nice location - next to the sea. Beautiful sunsets, pinewood forest, bike trail, and comfortable infrastructure. Residents should be have to live here in this city. Really nice food places - Ateik Ateik, Toli nuo klasikos, Baltas ruonis, Momo grill, Gaisrine. Nice hotels - Michaelson Boutique hotel, Victoria Hotel, Dunes Appartments,. Very close to the Palanga, or Nida. Smiltynė beach. Also there is a lot of active freetime activities- skydiving, surfing,kiteboarding, wakeboarding, cycling, roller skating, running, there is nice forest, where you can be surrounding by the nature. Highly recommendations to be, stay, and live there. And I am happy, that this city is growing. Best wishes from the capital Vilnius to Klaipeda :)

Gintarė Lithuania

A nice, historic town right at te bay. It's got a cute walkable old town and is the perfect starting point for discovering the surrounding areas - especially the Curonian spit with it's beautiful landscape and beaches. You can find god food and drinks in hip cafes and bars all day round. A must visit when in Lithuania

Simon Spain

The day trip to Nida was fascinating but I’d been misled online about the frequency of the return buses, necessitating a long and boring wait in a bar. On impulse, I also attempted to visit Palanga early on the day I returned to Vilnius. Be aware that there are many routes for that journey between Klaipeda and Palanga, the information at the bus stations is needlessly opaque and walking to anywhere worth seeing in Palanga takes time. It also bears mentioning that the food in Klaipeda is unexceptional, overpriced and worth avoiding, if possible.

kt United Kingdom

Cozy small old town, bounded by the Danė (Dangė) river with picturesque yachts, boats and ships tied up at the bank. Lithuanian sea port city is accessible by train or public bus from every other major city and is famous for it's historical German style architecture. Comparatively quite, but very suitable for travelers who seek scenic place near idyllic natural beaches.

Gytis

Great food and drinks locations, including the sky bar for an amazing view of the city. There's a ferry over to Neda and the beach on the other side of the water, also bike riding, culture, music... all in all an amazing city that I've been to now 4 times and will be back again - it is always changing and developing.

Madeleine Knight United Kingdom