Lithuania

Klaipeda
Great place to be based. Stayed in a 'hotel' for about 24 pounds a night. Busses are cheap as are the van buses. The old town has huge character where you can try local food and beer.
Take a day trip across to the Curodian split and take a bus to Nida (hour bus ride). Palanga and the strip are tourist prices but Klaipeda is really cheap. Had a beer snack and a meat pototato with meat and 4 celepines with drinks (all a meal for 2) and it came to about 10 pounds!

Local Food is about potato waffles with pig ears and celepines with local beer. Cheap and filling!

Palanga has a great promenade with very impressive cafe's and all sorts of activity.

Klaipeda has one of the biggest malls in the Baltics with an in door ice rink surrounded by great styled cafes.

Busses from Riga or Viluis will be about 3-4 hours and about 20 pounds with Ryan air flights going to Riga and Vilnuis.

Hill of Crosses is near Klaipeda where you will see more crosses than you could imagine. It is seen as a prilgrimage site for some but my experience was more about how what may have started out as a deep heart statement has become a way to make money. It has been commercialised.

Aarhus

Rocking, awesome 10 out of 10

Travel:
Flew from Stanstead on Ryanair specials tickets £2 return!

Bus to town 90 kroon

Accomodation:

Stayed in the Sleep In back packers (about £15 pppn)

Clean and friendly with free internet and extremely helpful staff

Food:

Had a traditional pork grill buffet at Benny's (about £10 pp)

Another good deal was XL lunch buffet (114 kroons) by the canal

Beware calsberg beer is about 55 kroon!

Culture:
Aros was worth a visit and your ticket (about £10) is valid for the whole day so after I had a good time my mate went in afterwards (hint hint)

Bikes are on hire (20 kroon) which you get back when you return the bike

Aarhus was awesome, the people friendly and the weather brilliant