With as many as 28 informational displays, we invite you to embark on an educational journey through Dreverna—to learn about the history of fishing, aquaculture, local fish species, birds, and the daily lives of the people of the coastal region. This exhibition is not only a source of knowledge but also a living community narrative that preserves fishing traditions, strengthens social cohesion, and promotes environmental protection and sustainable tourism. The mobile fishermen’s promenade complements this experience and invites you to discover the fishing heritage, explore the coastal nature, and rediscover what makes Dreverna unique.
Local project “Ship-Shaped Exhibition Stands – Mobile Fishermen’s Promenade” No. 31SI1-25-01-K-003-PR001. The project is co-financed by the European Union.
- Historical Map of Dreverna
- Shipbuilder Jonas Gižas
- Kurėnas
- Fishing Nets
- Fishermen’s Catch
- Weather Vanes
- Stintapūkis
- Pievininkai
- Milžinkapis
- Beliefs of the Lithuanians
- Children of Dreverna
- Traditional Lithuanian Attire
- Fishermen’s Weddings
- Houses of the Lithuanians
- Bangpūtys—God of the Lagoon
- Floating the Memorial Wreath
- Flavors of the Lagoon Region
- King Wilhelm Canal
- Trade Route Along the King Wilhelm Canal, Boatmen’s Trade
- Bridges
- Jokšai Water Pumping Station
- Lagoon Region
- Dreverna Today
- “Bird Trails”
- Fisheries and the educational program “Strykis—The Illegal Fish Market”
- Educational program “The Fish’s Journey”
- Educational tasting event “Food 1,000 Years Ago”
- Water Activities in Dreverna
- Linas Jankus
- The School and Its Traditions
- Family Names
- The Canal Keeper’s House (Strykis)
- Dreverna: Small Capital of Culture