Palanga Shopping

If you are on a low budget or want to buy some snaks, beverages, ingredients for cooking, go to the big shops, supermarkets. IKI - is a little bit outside the center, but you can get there. There's Media supermarket and another smaller one (I don't remember the name) on the main street, close to the bus station.
Then there's a small market (baazar type) where local people sell fresh fruit or whatever typical for the season, if you need strawberries, that's the place to go!

Street or Folk art shops

What to buy: Amber is called Lithuanian gold. These "stones" come from the bottom of the sea and have a long history behind. See the "things to do" tips. Long story short: there are many people selling amber jewelries, pictures with amber and other amber things on the street. a) it's better to buy with someone who is local talking instead of you, some sellers still do the trick "he is a foreigner, so he/she can pay more" or look for the written , fixed prices. you can try to bargain. b) good amber jewelry can be find in the folk-art/craft shops, sometimes even nicer and cheaper. While amber is labeled as a Lithuanian gold, to tell the truth you'll find it in Estonia, Latvia and Kalliningrad region too. Being patriotic I should say our crafts-men are the best.
The last tip: amber costs a lot in Western Europe, buying it here you will really save the money.

There are three "Vilniaus prekyba" types of shops in Lithaunia: MINIMA, MEDIA, MAXIMA. SO, MEDIA builded in Palanga. I can't say there are no shops, but this shop - the biggest in this resort.

What to buy: What do you want to buy? I have bought fast food and souvenirs when I was in Palanga.

What to pay: About 30 lt (10$)for one time.