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Lithuania, a journey between history and nature Lithuania is one of those destinations where historical treasures and wonders of nature live in harmony. Located on the shores of Neris stands proudly Vilnius, a cosmopolitan city has influenced by central Europe countries. After having been one of the largest cities in Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, Vilnius played an important role in the Polish Empire before passing in turn in the hands of the Germans and the Russians during the Second War global. Discover the traces of this tumultuous past at the Genocide Museum of the Lithuanian people or by visiting the former premises of Gestapo and KGB. The three crosses located on the Hill of Gediminas are among the essentials of Vilnius. These crosses have been installed there since the 17th century in memory of the three monks who were martyred and crucified. Before leaving Vilnius, be sure to admire the bronze bust bearing the image of American rock star Frank Zappa, who overlooks the southern shore of the river. After visiting Vilnius, take the road to the Isthme de Courland on the Baltic Coast. The place releases a unique aura where the freshness of sea air mixes with the delicate smell of pines. Here, the dunes of the beaches rub shoulders with without complex the pines where wild boars, deer, and impulses find refuge, bringing another dimension to your stay at sea. Before leaving the Isthme de Courland, do not miss to taste the dishes of smoked smoked fish Depending on the traditional Courland recipe. In Panaga, the country's main seaside resort, the beach is also bordered by pine, but you have a bonus a botanical garden and a rose garden where you can taste a little freshness between the swimming. Take advantage of your visit to Palanga to visit the Amber Museum. You don't know, but the center of Europe is in Lithuania. You will get there following the road to Moletai, a plate will tell you the way. Once there, you will discover a sculpture, with the names of the different capitals of Europe and their distance from this central point. If art fascinates you, go to Druskininkai, the city of artists. This is where the modern sculptor Jacques Lipchitz was born. The famous painter and composer Mikalojus Konstantinas Cirulionis also lived there. A museum and a statue are dedicated to him in the heart of the city. The Lenin Land, an amusement park where Soviet sculptures are, also deserves the detour. If you dream of an authentic stay, take a tour of Talkai, the former capital nestled in the middle of the lakes. You will meet the descendants of the Karaites, the smallest ethnic community in Lithuania. In addition to the small traditional wooden houses that adorn the peninsula, the city museum as well as the Karaite chapel which dates from the 19th century are worth the detour. When to visit Lithuania? Lithuania benefits from a temperate climate, with a gentle temperature almost all year round, but in general, it is better to plan your trip during the sunny days. Indeed, even if winter is not very rough, the days are too short, which can limit visits. On the other hand, between the month of May and the month of September, the sun shines in the sky and the temperatures are between 14 ° C and 22 ° C, which is perfect for walking and enjoying the joys of water without be inconvenienced by too intense heat.