It's an eerie place, especially when the wind blows and the silence is broken by the rattling of crosses and rosaries. This resort's status stems from its mineral springs , which have been in demand for their curative powers since the 19th century. Druskininkai is in southern Lithuania, on the Nemunas river, not far from the border with Belarus. This small city is quiet in winter, but in summer it's transformed into Lithuania's premier seaside resort, and accommodation is at a premium. Kretinga, the nearest train station, is served by daily trains from Klaipeda and Vilnius.
Bus services abound.
Motorists have to pay a small entrance fee to drive into Palanga. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities before you travel. This includes information on visa requirements, health and safety, customs, and transportation.