It is a symbol of the city of Palanga, with which most Lithuanians have a photo. His daughter Daiva posed for the author while creating the sculpture. in 1958 A cast bronze sculpture commemorating a well-known Lithuanian folk tale has been standing on the main path of Counts Tiškevičius Park, near the entrance to the park since 1960. A work reaching 2.5 m. is built on two tiers and a granite pedestal.

Beautyful and peaceful place with a fabulous park

Eglė the Queen of Serpents at the Palanga Birutė park in Lithuania This is one of the most popular sights of the park and one of the prettiest and best-known sculptures in Lithuania. Eglė stands near the main entrance and was created by the sculptor Robertas Antinis (the older) and the architect Alfredas Palauskas.

Nostalgic sculpture and park definitely worth visiting.

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My beloved accent of Palanga, in a very scenic park

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Beautiful scenic park. Very tidy and well maintained. Really enoyed afternoon walk there.

Yes very nice

Classic art. Lithuanian legends. Soviet time

One of the must-see sculptures in Palanga. Read the legend about Egle before viziting, it'll appear more intereating while visiting🌿

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Perfect

Nice place

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Super !!!