You will start the tour at the Klaipėda Cruise Ship Terminal, specifically, at the Childhood Dream (lith. Vaikystės svajonė) sculpture, which depicts a boy with a dog, viewing departing and arriving ships. From there you will move towards one of the most important attractions of the old town - the Castle Museum. It is a true treasure-house of history: exhibits of the museum will ‘narrate’ the history of the city, its development, the origin of the name, the past of the castle itself, and its significance at that time and now. In the museum, you will find out who ruled Klaipėda, see unique archaeological finds, documents, traditional 17th-century clothing and a host of other interesting exhibits that evoke curiosity and illustrate historical events. A special aura of the Castle Museum is created not only by the abundance of exhibits but also by the authentic poternas of the 16th and 18th centuries.

Walk to the Theatre Square, where no less interesting sights await you. One of the first to be seen is the Ann from Tharau (lith. Taravos Anikė) sculpture dedicated to Simon Dach. You will also see the Drama Theatre building, beautiful architectural solutions in the Theatre Square.

In the old town it is simply impossible not to notice its exceptional sculptures. One of them is a proud Cat with Gentleman’s Face (lith. Katinas su džentelmeno veidu), a creature that makes you smile and has a long history. At the crossing of Kurpių and Kepėjų streets, there is a tiny Magical Mouse (lith. Stebuklingasis peliukas) sculpture. Whisper your wish into the ear of the mouse and watch what happens!

Another place worth visiting is the John’s Hill (lith. Jono kalnelis), where you will have the opportunity to see the only surviving ravelin, hear lots of interesting facts about the fortifications of the city and the advantages they gave to the city at that time.