- The Palanga Amber Museum is located in the famous coastal city of Palanga, Lithuania, and is the branch of the Lithuanian Museum of Art.
- Amber Museum belonging to Lithuanian Art Museum was founded on 3 August 1963 in a former estate of Count Feliksas Tiškevičius.
- The Amber Museum in Palanga is one of the most amazing and rare museums in the world, which has a huge number of amazing items.
- Amber Museum shows exhibits in the halls of the Palace of the Tyszkiewicz, founded in 1897 by the architect Franz Heinrich Schwechten.
- Palanga Amber Museum tells about the origin of amber, history and role of it in the life of Couronians and other Balts.
- Palanga Amber Museum, located in the coastal town of Palanga in Lithuania, is one of the most renowned museums in the country.
- One of the country’s most visited museums, with 30,000 exhibits, it offers one of the largest collections of amber in the world. ... Birutė St. 34 A, Palanga.
- The Palanga Amber Museum, established in 1963, is a part of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art.
- Description. Palanga Amber Museum has been opened in the Palanga Palace of Count Tyszkiewicz since the end of the 19th century.
- Lithuania: Palanga – Amber Museum. The Baltic Sea is world renown for amber – fossilized tree resins – valued as gemstones all over the world.