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About Karlshamn

Karlshamn was originally intended to be the navy base of King Karl but it was later decided that Karlskrona would be a better choice and hence Karlshamn was left to look after itself which gave rise to various trades in the town such as manufacturing of alcoholic drinks, punsch, tobacco and snuff.

History and architecture in Karlshamn are well preserved and a visit to the old punsch factory, the silver forge, the art gallery, the printer's workshop where numerous card games are being printed since 1800's and the merchant's houses takes you back in time.

Some of the other interesting sights to visit are the naval museum in the town centre, Karl Gustav's church and Sweden's finest antique trading house situated in Skottsbergska garden. Karlsham's old harbour situated by the river Mieån is also well worth a visit.

About Klaipeda

Klaipeda is the third largest city in Lithuania and being the only port city, it has been invaded by various cultures like the Curonians, Germans and the Livonians in the past. This has lead to Klaipeda being influenced by all these cultures and developing into an intriguingly ethnic and multicultural city.

Klaipeda is a relatively small city and most of its population constitute of the working class people. There are very few sightseeing places in Klaipeda but what little there is will definitely be a rewarding experience. Some of the places of interest would be the St. Mary's and St. John's churches, the drama theatre built in 1857 and Mazvydas Sculpture Park with over 180 quirky art works to mention a few.

You can find great bargains and souvenirs in the old parts of the town and in the markets on theatre square.