2. In 2000, the Curonian Spit cultural landscape
was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage
List.
3. The area of the park is 26 464 hectares: 9 764
ha are covered by land, and 16 700 ha by water.
4. The dunes are an exclusive element of the Curonian Spit
landscape. Here you can explore all stages of dune
formation.
5. Eleven types of protected habitats of European importance occur in
the Curonian Spit. The different habitats are home to rare species of
insects, birds, and plants specific and typical for the place. Some of
them are endangered and included in the Red Book of Lithuania.
6. Kuršių nerija National Park is an outstanding place that allows visitors
to explore and get to know nature, culture and traditions in a way that
is active and environmentally friendly. The Curonian Spit is a perfect
place for observing wildlife, sustainable tourism, leisure and cultural
self expression.
7. There are numerous destinations that attract many visitors each year:
The Sea Museum and Dolphinarium, Historical Museum of Neringa,
Galleries of Amber and Weathervanes and the Ethnographic
Farmstead of Fisherman. The Hill of Witches and cognitive path
“Nature Puzzle” are favourites among children. People of all nations
and ages are warmly welcome!
