Klaipėda gives walkers four distinct options, from a flat city loop to trails on the Curonian Spit. Each walk below lists where to start, what to see and what it costs in euros. Walk 1: Old Town and river Start: Theatre Square. Cost: free, plus museum tickets if you go in. The loop begins at the Ännchen von Tharau fountain beside the Drama Theatre. The fountain dates from 1912, and its figure was rebuilt around 1990.

Klaipėda’s sights fall into a few clear themes. This page groups them that way, with 2026 ticket prices in euros and the opening hours that matter. Defence and the old city Castle site. The Teutonic Order built Memelburg at the mouth of the Danė in 1252. What survives is the earthwork bastions, and the Castle Museum at Priešpilio g. 2 uses them. Inside, Museum 39/45 covers the war years. An adult ticket is EUR 6 and a reduced one EUR 3.

Klaipėda suits a slow, unhurried date. This page follows one romantic day from morning to night, and every price is in euros. Morning: a ferry and a forest Start with the short ferry from the Old Ferry Terminal, E. Galvanausko bul. 1, whose office opens at 06:00. The round trip is EUR 1.70 per foot passenger, and the same ticket brings you home. Once across at Smiltynė, follow paths through the pine forest towards the sea.

Many Klaipėda sights keep short hours between October and March, and the Sea Museum opens only Friday to Sunday in that season. A Friday to Monday plan lines everything up. Amounts below are 2026 prices in euros. Friday: Kopgalis Reach the Old Ferry Terminal at E. Galvanausko bul. 1 and sail to the spit for EUR 1.70 return. Smiltynės g. 3 is the address of the Lithuanian Sea Museum, 1.6 km from the landing.

Planning Klaipėda with children is easiest by weather. The city has one good wet-weather anchor, a handful of dry-weather outings, and a short beach season. Prices are 2026 amounts in euros. Safety first The Baltic is cold and the harbour is busy. Keep children away from the harbour breakwater, the Northern Pier boulders and the shipping strait. At the beach, choose a place with a lifeguard on duty, obey the flags and leave the water when a storm is coming.

Pick the way you want to travel first, and the right day trip follows. Fares, fees and ticket prices are 2026 amounts in euros. If you want to go by bus Along the Curonian Spit. The bus from Smiltynė to Nida costs EUR 8.00, or EUR 10.00 if you bring a bicycle. It calls at Alksnynė, Juodkrantė, Pervalka, Preila and Nida roughly every second hour. October 2026 weekday departures from Smiltynė are 07:10, 09:10, 11:20, 13:10, 15:10, 17:10, 18:10 and 21:10, and from 1 November 2026 to 31 March 2027 they leave 15 minutes past the hour at those same times.

This page orders Klaipėda’s paid attractions into a single day, with the 2026 price of each ticket in euros. Most of the work is at the Sea Museum, so start there and finish in the city. Morning: Kopgalis fort and the Sea Museum Board the Old Ferry at E. Galvanausko bul. 1, which sails to the Curonian Spit in about 5 to 7 minutes. The museum gate at Smiltynės g. 3 is 1.

Klaipėda is a working harbour town, and its best activities follow the water. This page sorts them by what they cost, so you can build a day that fits your budget. All amounts are in euros. Free Walk the Northern Pier at Melnragė. Ships come and go through the harbour mouth, and the Baltic wind does the rest. Stay off the wet boulders and keep out of the water. See the Ännchen von Tharau fountain on Theatre Square.