Find cheap flights to Palanga

How long does it take to fly to Palanga?

Travelers planning on visiting Palanga, Lithuania can find flight deals departing from several cities in the United States that take about two days of travel. The determining factors are the departure locations, whether flight plans include stops at cities along the way, and how long these layovers take. Palanga flight deals from New York consists of three layovers and take around 42 hours 15 minutes. Flights from Newark in New Jersey take about 43 hours 35 minutes, while those from airports in Washington DC take around 46 hours 35 minutes. Alternatively, you can book flights from Chicago that take about 42 hours 25 minutes.

Where can you fly directly into Palanga from?

Currently, flights from major cities in the United States don’t have nonstop options, as they all include at least two or three stops along the way. Flights from JFK in New York include layovers in Warsaw, Tallinn, and Riga. Newark International Airport offers flights that stop in Zurich, Frankfurt, and Riga while those from Chicago O’Hare International Airport include layovers in Istanbul, Copenhagen, and Riga before landing in Palanga International Airport, Palanga. Airlines that serve these flights are LOT Airlines, Lufthansa Airlines, Swiss Airlines, and Turkish Airlines.

What passport or visa requirements are there when visiting Palanga?

US citizens are required to have a passport valid for three months to enter Lithuania. However, no visa is required to allow entry into the country. Travelers will also need to provide proof of sufficient funds and a return plane ticket.

What can you see and do in Palanga?

Visit the Palanga Amber Museum, a historical and artistic museum dedicated to the precious stone amber, which is used to make jewelry and other artifacts. It’s located in the center of Palanga Botanical Garden. The Botanical Garden also includes an enchanting rose garden as well as a sculpture dated back to the early centuries. Be sure to catch the sunset views at Palanga Pier downtown. Have a family-friendly adventure on Jonas Basanavicius Street, which features shops, restaurants, cafes, and playgrounds. The Birute Park is a must-see, as it holds so much historical information on Palanga’s past. The park is also Birute Hill’s home, Priestess Birute’s resting place. From the park, you can enjoy the scenic view of the Baltic Sea. Artists will have a blast at the Moncy House Museum, a building dedicated to a Lithuanian artist that left his life’s work to the museum, from sculptures, drawings, and graphic art. Enjoy an unforgettable experience at the musical fountain, where one can request a song of their choice and watch a dancing performance.