Klaipeda, Lithuania’s third-biggest city is not just any ordinary port; it is the northernmost ice-free port in the Baltic states. With a distinctive architecture that is quite unique in Lithuania, influenced by the styles of its northern neighbours, it offers its visitors a delightful chance to explore a small but very cozy Old Town with quaint, reconstructed merchants’ houses and converted warehouses that have kept their original exterior timber beams. The Clock Museum, housed in a neoclassical building that once belonged to an English merchant, boasts clocks and watches of every type imaginable. The Post Office Tower nearby turns into a stage for a charming melody of bells every weekend at noon. The Smithery Museum, meanwhile, displays a beautiful collection of pagan and Catholic metal crosses and gates that date back to the 19th century. Klaipėda is a great place for a holiday. It can offer endless beaches of white sand and dunes for gazing into sea and sky, pine forests for enjoyable walks out of the city and plenty of entertaining clubs, cafes and pubs in the centre. It is full of energy 24 hours a day and you can reach it by ferry or cruise ship as well as by car or bus.
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