Names
- Croatian: Jantarski put
- Czech: Jantarová stezka
- German: Bernsteinstraße
- Estonian: Merevaigutee
- Finnish: Meripihkatie
- French: Route de l'ambre
- Hungarian: Borostyánút
- Italian: Via dell'Ambra
- Latvian: Dzintara Ceļš
- Lithuanian: Gintaro kelias
- Polish: Szlak Bursztynowy or Jantarowy Szlak
- Russian: Янтарный путь
- Serbian: Ćilibarski put
- Slovak: Jantárová cesta
- Slovene: Jantarjeva pot
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