Credit: AlamyAnd there are cheap hotels right next to theIf you want something fancier, 5* hotels can be found for as little as £80 a night.Most people visit the main beach in Palanga, with the miles of sand split by the large L-shaped pier, first built in 1589.Tourists can also head to Jono Basanavičius street which has all of the cafes, restaurants and bars.
One of the most popular restaurants is A-Petit, ranked the best on TripAdvisor which serves soup for €2 and main dishes like risotto and pork for €7.30 .You can find local beers for as little as €2 a pint. The resort also has a 40metre high observation wheel which is thought to be one of the highest in the Baltic countries, and a 100-hectare botanical park.
Fancy some souvenirs? Then head to the Amber Museum, which has one of the largest pieces of amber in the world, and is referred to as the "gold of Lithuania".The local language is Lithuanian but most resorts will speak some English.The currency is euros with £10 currently worth around €11.40.
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