Ieva Simonaitytė Memorial Museum is located in Priekulė, in the summerhouse (built in 1961) of the most famous writer of Klaipėda region, who originated from poor lithuanians. The memorial museum of Ieva Simonaitytė (1897–1978) was founded in 1979, and in 2009 it became a subdivision of Gargždai Region Museum. From 2018 to 2020 Ieva Simonaitytė Memorial Museum is closed for renovation.

It is the only shipyard homestead in Lithuania presenting the traditions of the seacoast and fishing industry. In the beginning of the 20th century here lived the most famous boatman Jonas Gižas (1867–1940).

Interactive exhibition “Jonas Gižas. Opening the Shipman's Chest...” consists of 4 parts.

The first one is dedicated to shipbuilding on the Curonian Lagoon. It introduces the processes and craft features of craft technology.The second part of the exhibition focuses on the flat bottom fishermen boats of the Curonian Lagoon: photographs and ship designs are displayed.

The third part of the exhibition tells about the communication of local people of Curonian Lagoon, who live between rivers and water channels. The sailboats served as a means of transportation.

The fourth part of the exhibition tells about the everyday life of the locals. In the renovated kitchen daily items and furniture are on display.

Welcome to the Priekulė Museum of the History of Freedom Fights and Deportation. It is located in a complex of buildings of the former gendarmerie, built in 1909. Fate determined so that after the Second World War it became the headquarters of security, which operated until 1954. Having opened the old door, we go down the stairs to the former detention centre, where detainees used to be kept.

There are three exhibition halls on the first floor of the museum. In Hall I, the stands show the partisan structures having operated in the Klaipėda region and throughout Lithuania.

In Hall II, a billboard photo exhibition shows partisan armament and equipment, bunkers and hideouts, press, major battles, maps of the location of liaison officers and the network of security headquarters in Klaipėda district. The stand exposition shows real guerrilla weapons, ammunition, clothing details. There was a living room in this room during the gendarmerie and after the war, the room of stribokai where the guns were hung, and the arrested were brought to.

Hall III is dedicated to deportation. The stationary stand photo exhibition shows the extent of deportation, places, nature of work, life and customs. Part of the exposition tells about political prisoners, the camp system as well as the fates of the priests. The women's handicrafts on display are rich in national symbols. Various household and clothing items show the difficult life of deportees and political prisoners. The being of prisoners in prisons is illustrated by the clothes on display, individual items made in prisons and camps. In this room on the times of both: gendarmerie and security headquarters, there was a reception-interrogation room.

Ascending the old stairs to the second floor, we enter a hall dedicated to the history of old Priekulė. The billboard and material exposition covers the period from the 1st-6th century AD to the present day. Baltic relics, finds from the German period - from biblical buckles, buttons, ammunition, signs and other archaeological finds can be seen. The old windows of the museum remain from the times when Emil Josuttis' family still lived here. Gendarmerie family dishes were buried in the fall of 1944 and found on the museum’s grounds in 2013. This room was a living room before the war, and security interrogators worked there after the war.

The outdoor exposition consists of objects and buildings. It is a complex of gendarmerie buildings: an administrative, farm and garden house. An interesting well with an inside red brick masonry all the way to the bottom is exhibited. After the war, the garden hut became a morgue where the killed partisans were kept. Next to it, during daytime, the bodies were laid for examination, i. e. despised. Later, some of them were buried in the former garden, outside the cottage. Crosses mark a memorial graveyard of partisans. In 2009, an exile wagon was brought. A log on which partisans used to walk, was placed next to the house. At the back of the land plot there is a copy of the guerrilla bunker.