Nida Ö.
Google
It’s really great that this museum is free—no reservation needed, you can just walk in, which makes it easy to visit while strolling around the old town. The entrance has lockers, so it’s convenient if you're carrying things. Although the collection isn't very large, I really liked how the exhibits were displayed. The interior features stone walls that seem like they could be part of historic ruins, adding to the museum's atmosphere and fitting well with its theme. The one downside is that there were no English explanations or translations for the displays, which was surprising in such an international setting. On the plus side, the lighting was well done, the museum kept a peaceful quiet, and staff were present throughout.