to Latvia called "Amber Road". "Amber Road" sites are: Mizgiris Amber Gallery-Museum in Nida; Amber Bay in Juodkrantė; Lithuania Minor History Museum; Amber collection place in Karklė, Lithuania; Palanga Amber Museum in Palanga; Open amber workshop in Palanga; Amber museum in Gdańsk; and Samogitian Alka in Šventoji. In Poland, the north–south motorway A1 is officially named Amber Highway. EV9 The Amber Route is a long-distance cycling route between Gdańsk, Poland and Pula, Croatia which follows the course of the Amber Road. References External links OWTRAD-scientific description of the amber road in Poland Old World Traditional Trade Routes (OWTRAD) Project Joannes Richter – "Die Bernsteinroute bei Backnang" (pdf file) Amber History of Europe Transport in Prussia Prehistoric Lithuania Prehistoric Poland Trade routes