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Amber Gallery-Museum, Nida

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Amber Gallery-Museum, Nida, Amber art museum in Nida, Lithuania.

The Amber Gallery-Museum displays thousands of amber specimens, including raw pieces, ancient artifacts, and modern jewelry created by Lithuanian craftsmen.

In the 1850s, Richard Klebs discovered substantial Neolithic amber artifacts near Nida, dating back to 3000 BC, which now form part of the collection.

The museum presents the complete collection of 434 wooden replicas from Juodkrante's Treasure, representing ancient Baltic amber crafting traditions.

Visitors can participate in amber processing workshops where they learn traditional techniques and create personal talismans using authentic tools and materials.

The museum houses a 3.82-kilogram amber piece that visitors can touch, along with a specimen containing a preserved spider species named Sosybius Mizgirisi.

Location: Neringa Municipality

GPS coordinates: 55.30856,21.00788

Latest update: September 25, 2025 07:40

Kaliningrad: Prussian heritage, amber museums and Curonian Spit

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Kaliningrad is notable for the coexistence of its German and Russian heritage, resulting from a history that has shaped its current identity. The city hosts the 14th-century Kaliningrad Cathedral, a brick Gothic building now serving as a museum and organ concert venue. Prussian fortifications reflect the military past of the former Königsberg, such as the Bunker Museum, which recounts World War II events, and the historic Brandenburg and King’s Gates, which once marked the city entrances. The Kaliningrad region is known for its Baltic amber deposits, displayed at the Amber Museum housed in a 19th-century tower. The Ocean Museum exhibits research ships and maritime exploration collections. 98 kilometers from the city, the Curonian Spit extends between the Baltic Sea and the lagoon, forming a strip of sand covered with pine forests and dunes. The old Königsberg Exchange and the Church of the Holy Family complete a route mixing architectural and natural discoveries.

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