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Klaipeda County

Plocis Lake – Palanga Pier loop from Palanga

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Lithuania

Klaipeda County

Plocis Lake – Palanga Pier loop from Palanga

Moderate

4.8

(140)

951

riders

Plocis Lake – Palanga Pier loop from Palanga

03:02

51.0km

100m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 17, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 919 m for 66 m

After 34.8 km for 194 m

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952 m

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Palanga

Highlight • Religious Site

The original small wooden Catholic church in Palanga was built around 1540 at the behest of Grand Duchess Anna Jagiellon. Another cruciform church with a tower and bell tower was built in 1590 at the initiative of the then rulers of Lithuania. In 1767, the wooden church was reconstructed and stood for 140 years.
In 1897, according to plans by Swedish architect Karl Eduard Strandmann, construction of a new church in the neo-Gothic style began next to the old church, which was consecrated in 1906 and completed in 1907. After the completion of a new church made of brick masonry with a 24-meter spire, the old wooden church was demolished. (Wikipedia)

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1.23 km

Palanga Concert Hall

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again, as often in Lithuania: architecture as a round building

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3.34 km

Cycle Path Next to the Street

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10.1 km

Bicycle Path in Pajūrio Regional Park

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Well-developed and signposted path

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11.4 km

Plocis Lake

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View of the cormoran lake

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19.6 km

Giruliai Television Tower

Highlight • Monument

The Klaipėda radio and television station, the so-called 200 m high Giruli TV tower, was built in 1957. At first, it was rebroadcast by radio stations, and later by Lithuanian television. In 1991, during the night from January 12th to 13th, the Soviet army occupied the Vilnius TV tower. That night, Klaipėda residents also stood guard at the Girulii TV tower. A studio was set up in the basement of the Giruliu station, from which information was provided about the situation in Vilnius and throughout Lithuania. Today, the television tower rebroadcasts ten radio stations and all television programs seen in the country.

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