Our second stop was Klaipeda in Lithuania.  We took the half day tour to see the Amber Museum in Palanga.  You will see a lot of this stone in the Baltic cities  Sacred Heart of Jesus in front of the The Palanga Amber Museum.

It was established on August 3, 1963. It is housed on the estate of Count Feliksas Tiskevicius (1865-1932). The estate, designed by German architect Franc Schwechten (1841-1924), was built in 1897. The Palanga Botanical Gardens, designed by the landscape architect Eduard Francois Andre (1840-1911), surround the Estate. The estate palace in neo renaissance style is an inseparable part of the park’s ensemble. A. Brusokas restored the palace in 1957. The Count Tiskevicius family resided in the palace until 1941.
A descendant of the Counts, Alfredas Tiskevicius, now lives in Warshaw, On 22 of May 1997 the Council of Palanga town granted the name of HONORARY CITIZEN of Palanga town to Alfredas Tiskevicius.
The Palanga Amber Museum’s exposition takes up 15 rooms. About 4,500 exhibit pieces are found here. Visitors are acquainted with the formation, processing, practical application, and morphological variations of amber. The museum has a wealth of amber pieces with trapped insects or plants, a collection of unique pieces of amber, and examples of fossilized tree resin brought from all over the world.
The Palanga Amber Museum is a branch of the Lithuanian Art Museum. About 8 million people have come to visit the Palanga Amber Museum.
The Museum is becoming famous for its traditional cultural events. For 30 summers now the terrace has been home to the night serenade concerts. Interesting cultural events and meetings with artists take place in the Fireplace Hall of the Estate. ( website pgm.it) #Klaipeda #Lithuania #Regent25#regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017 #h2hreligious#palangaambermuseum  The Amber Museum was started in 1962 with 40 pcs of amber, now there have over 25,000 pcs. Amber came from trees by the Soviet part of the Baltic Sea and took 50 million years to form. There are amber in Mexico and other places but it’s 25 million years. There are 250 shades of Amber with 7 groups of colors. White is the rarest at 5% and Honey colored the most common which is 70% of the amber. #Klaipeda #Lithuania #amber#palangaambermuseum #Regent25#regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017  The biggest /heaviest amber is found in this museum.  Someone tried to steal it before so now they have to enclose it

Afterwhich we visited the main street where they had restaurants, food carts, entertainment and shops

 Popular Waffle lollipops

At the end of the street you will reach the Baltic Sea