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The most substantial of the World War II fortifications dotted along the spit. This group of overgrown ruins was Schweinsrücken artillery battery.
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Juodasis Vaiduoklis
A creepy bronze sculpture by the footbridge spanning the outlet of the castle moat, next to Old Port Hotel. It is a hollow, cowled wraith dragging himself from the water and supposedly terrifying to children, but probably more so to any drunk who's dropped his keys and is scrabbling along the wharf in search.
Sūduvis was a West German minesweeper, in service from 1958. It was handed over to Lithuania in 1999 and retired in 2021.
Etnografinė pajūrio žvejo sodyba
This annex of the Sea Museum is a Skansen-type outdoor museum of fishermen's cottages and equipment.
Lietuvos jūrų muziejus
Displays of marine life plus maritime history. You pay as much again for the dolphin shows in the Dolphinarium.
The 19th century breakwater at the very tip of the spit, reached by a paved track.
It contains more than 80 wooden statues of Lithuanian folklore characters.