Palanga likes to be proud of its history. We restore villas, maintain cultural heritage sites, invest millions in the face of the city. And we certainly have something to be proud of. However, there is an object in Nemirseta whose history forces us to ask an uncomfortable question: do we protect heritage only as long as it is convenient?
Palanga likes to be proud of its history. We restore villas, maintain cultural heritage sites, invest millions in the face of the city. And we certainly have something to be proud of. However, there is an object in Nemirseta whose history forces us to ask an uncomfortable question: do we protect heritage only as long as it is convenient?