Travelers vacationing in Klaipeda with children must visit Baby Center located not far from Akropolis. In this large children's store, they can buy products for children of any age. Besides clothes and toys, it also sells many useful and necessary accessories. Here is a large children's furniture department, strollers, and car seats, as well as special cosmetics and accessories for kids. Autentic is considered …
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5. Amber remains one of the most popular souvenirs among tourists. It is recommended to buy it only in major shopping centers and specialty stores; markets can offer goods of questionable quality. You have to bargain in open markets; it usually helps to receive 10 - 15% discount.
6. The city has excellent public transport links; you can travel through its territory by buses and trolley buses. Most …
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It's also worth visiting Jonušai Mini Zoo where one can see white tigers, pelicans, camels, mountain goats, black swans, ocelots. Cleanliness, neatness, spaciousness, convenient route, proper care for animals, the opportunity to look at several unique animals - this is what attracts visitors to the zoo every day. To have a great time in Klaipėdos Koncertų Salė, you can choose the date of holding a performance …
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Among other interesting festivals, Klaipėdos Pilies Jazz Festival taking place near Klaipeda Castle (that is, Klaipėdos Pilies) should be mentioned first and foremost. It is held at the end of May to open the musical summer season and gather hundreds of participants from all over the world who have come to entertain the audience at this significant event. Since the open-air fest is held on the beach, a visit to it …
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Klaipeda has excellent conditions for recreation in nature. It will be pleasant to stroll along the national reserve “Curonian Spit” with children. It is located along the coast, next to one of the largest and most beautiful sandy beaches in the world. The national park got its name in honor of this beach. The sandy coast is bordered by incredibly beautiful forests and green valleys. During excursions to these …
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The iconic historical symbol of the city is Klaipeda Castle. It was built by Teutonic Knights. For many years, the castle was in desolation. In the middle of the 20th century, it was located on the territory of a large industrial zone and was not accessible. In 1968, the restoration of the castle began, and continues today. Archaeological excavations are still conducted on its territory. In 2002 an interesting museum …
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Climate in Lithuania and weather forecast - best seasons for visit
The month of March is characterized by a sharp warming weather, especially in the coastal regions. The air temperature no longer drops below zero degrees. Nonetheless, it is difficult at this time to experience a comfortable and favorable weather. Variable sea currents provoke strong flurries and precipitation. Despite the fact that the temperature is already above zero, the windy weather creates a rather cold and dank feeling. With the beginning of April, the icy gusts of the piercing wind are replaced with bright rays of sunshine. Notwithstanding, the weather is still quite unstable and heavy clouds can at any time make the weather dull and unfavorable. On average, the air temperature in April varies around 10°C. Only in the coastal areas does the air temperature not rise above 5°C. This is witnessed until the end of April. With the arrival of May, the air temperature warms up even further. On average, it reaches 19°C. The weather in the coastal areas is milder, characteristic of the marine climate. The eastern and continental parts are dominated by the continental climate. Over the entire territory of Lithuania, there is a high humidity, although precipitation falls quite rarely in May.
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Atmosphere of Lithuania: politics
The representative of the top executive is the government. It should be noted that each deputy of the government swears before the Seimas, an oath of loyalty to his State. The head of the government is traditionally the Prime Minister. The Cabinet of Ministers itself may be dissolved, if the Seimas does not trust it. If however the President himself does not agree with the representatives of the Seimas and does not want to dissolve the Parliament, then it is within his right to dissolve the members of the Seimas. The party-political sphere is still in an active stage of development. If in the first years of the country’s independence only seven parties took part in the elections, then as of now, that number has climbed to almost three dozen. The largest parties are the Democratic Labor Party, the Newest Union of Liberals, the Fatherland Union which is headed by conservative adherents, and the Social Democratic Party which is still in coalition with the Democratic Labor Party of Lithuania.
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