Nida Village
Nida
The largest resort at the southern tip of the spit. Blue and red fishermen's wooden houses, lagoon piers and smokehouse stalls capture the quintessential charm of the Curonian Spit.
Nida is the center of Neringa municipality. Many fishermen's wooden houses from the late 19th century survive in the village. Their roofs are thatched with reeds, and their walls are painted deep brown-red and blue, with crossed horse-head ornaments on the eaves. Along the lagoon piers and paths, you can see traditional wind vanes (vėtrungės) and sailboats. The sunset over the lagoon in the evening is a highlight. Near the piers, the smokehouse stalls are known for smoked bream and smoked eel. Bicycles can be rented in the village for riding around the whole island.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Fisherman's Ethnographic Homestead
- Amber Gallery-Museum
- Nida Evangelical Lutheran Church & Cemetery
- Nida Lighthouse
- Neringa History Museum
- Thomas Mann Cultural Centre
- Parnidis Dune
- Nida Beach