• List of Tallest Buildings in the Baltic States - Wikipedia

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    Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Šiauliai. Lithuania. ... Church of St. John. Klaipėda.

  • Latest Travel Itineraries for Grozio Karalija in October...

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    MuseumsExhibition HallsAvailable Today. From US$ 10.60. Church Heritage Museum. ... Sculpture (Русалочка) | Church of St. John the Baptist | Chimneysweeps.

  • Klaipeda Lithuania Travel Guide

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    Klaipeda is a vivid city full of joy and entertainment. Its Old Town is a good example of German architecture.There are many festivals as well.

  • Klaipėda Chamber Orchestra — Koncertusale.lt

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    Klaipėda Chamber Orchestra (KCO) is one of the youngest and most dynamic among Lithuania’s professional chamber orchestras.
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  • Klaipėda Evangelical Baptist Church

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    Klaipėda Evangelical Baptist Church. Vytauto g. 38, LT-92127 Klaipėda Klaipedos baptistu baznycia.
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  • Old Town in Klaipėda | CEPELINAS.EU

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    In the early 16th century the main axis of planned structures were benchmarked: perpendicularly crossing Turgaus and Tiltų Streets.
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  • Klaipeda | Baltic Tours

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    Explore Klaipėda’s lively Old Town, rebuilt after a fire in 1854, and discover its charming streets, Theatre Square, and maritime tales. ... St. John’s Church.

  • Klaipeda Tourist Map

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    Maps of Klaipėda city and all its districts with the main sights and tourist activities marked. Klaipėda boroughs map Map of Klaipėda boroughs.

  • Handcrafted Canoe Tour in Klaipeda

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    ...of the engineer Charles Rose, the city was to be encircled in the manner of Holland-type fortifications, eastward from the former church of the St. John.