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 Landmarks in Lithuania Curonian Straits - If you are planning a tour to Lithuania, be sure to pay attention to the Curonian Straits. The Curonian Straits are 98 km long, the second part of which is the territory of Russia. Due to its unique natural and man-made landscapes, the area has been included in UNESCO's World Heritage List. Grutas Park is a museum that resembles a Soviet gulag. Visitors can see monuments left over from the Soviet Union. Lithuanian sea: a place for beach lovers. Trakai Castle. Lithuania's largest surviving castle. Mount of the Cross. One of Lithuania's temples with more than 50,000 crosses. Amber Museum. Museum in the sea resort of Palanga. The Amber Museum has a collection of 28,000 specimens of this amazing mineral. If you have seen photos of Lithuania, you have probably seen pearls from Palanga and Neringa beach resorts. People come here mostly because the water is clean and well maintained. International experts also rate Nida and Juodcrante hig