Built in Finland in 1948, the barquentine "Meridianas" sailed the seas for twenty years as a training ship, helping to train future sailors and captains. In 2012 the "Meridianas" was saved from decay, refitted, and a restaurant was opened on board. Today the "Meridianas" is an inseparable part of the Klaipėda cityscape and a symbol of the port city. The restaurant's main hall has a glass floor through which the ship's preserved old wooden structures can be seen. It is a great opportunity to have lunch or dinner while hearing the ship's remarkable history.
SettingOutdoors and indoors
Getting there
Kurpių g. 8, KlaipėdaKlaipėda City MunicipalityDirections
Getting there by carThe nearest places to drive up to or park are on Mažojo Vandens, Kurpių, Kepėjų, Jono and Turgaus streets.
Opening hours
Monday11:00–22:00
Tuesday11:00–22:00
Wednesday11:00–22:00
Thursday11:00–22:00
Friday11:00–00:00
Saturday12:00–00:00
Sunday12:00–21:00
Accessibility
Not suitable for strollersThe passageways inside the ship restaurant are not suitable for visiting with a pushchair. As an alternative, in summer there is an outdoor café-restaurant on the Danė embankment, next to the "Meridianas".
Not wheelchair accessibleThe passageways inside the ship restaurant are not suitable for visiting with a wheelchair. As an alternative, in summer there is an outdoor café-restaurant on the Danė embankment, next to the "Meridianas".
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