Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στη Λιθουανία

A place steeped in history. In the courtyard you can have something to eat and drink. There are also various events. If you are interested in history, you should definitely take a guided tour.

The cycling path on the bridge is rather slippery in winner.

a former prison turned into an alternative Art, concert, bad and performance venue

The Neris (Lithuanian Neris, Polish Wilia, Belarusian Вілія, Wilija) is a river in Belarus and Lithuania. It rises in northern Belarus, flows through the Lithuanian capital Vilnius and the medium-sized town of Jonava and flows into the Neman in Kaunas. On the Belarusian side, it is dammed up at Vileyka to form the Vileiskoye reservoir. In Vilnius, the river is partly concreted in, but otherwise natural and not straightened. In Kernavė, on the banks of the Neris, are the remains of the old Lithuanian ruler's residence, which are under UNESCO protection (Wikipedia).

The Gediminas Tower is the only surviving corner tower of the Vilnius Upper Castle complex, Lithuania. The octagonal tower on the 142 m high Gediminas Hill (Pilies kalnas) is now a symbol of Vilnius. It houses a history museum dedicated to the history of the Upper Castle, built by Grand Duke Gediminas in 1323. Despite the rounded arches of its windows, it is a Gothic building in Lithuania. A panoramic view of Vilnius opens up from the tower's observation deck. There is the Gedimino kalno inclined elevator to the Gediminas Tower. The Lithuanian flag was raised here for the first time on New Year's Day 1919 (Wikipedia).

With more than 315,000 inhabitants (as of 2021), Kaunas is the second largest city in Lithuania and the center of the Kaunas Region. It has the status of a municipality, which means it has an elected mayor and city council. It is surrounded by the district municipality of Kaunas, of which it is the administrative center (Wikipedia). Very cozy town with beautiful boulevard, many cafes and restaurants.

One of the most famous stones in Žvērynas is a stone with Gediminaičiai pillars carved in a circle, located on the right bank of the Neris River. in 1958 local explorer Vladas Šaulys found the stone in the river bed. According to historians, the Gediminai's pillars could have been carved in Žvēryn stone as early as the 15th century. Such a stone could mark the boundaries of the lands of the great duke in the vicinity of Vilnius. in 1988 The menagerie stone was included in the list of archaeological monuments of republican significance, and in 1992 entered in the list of cultural values of Lithuania.

Actually a summer cinema, the screen is stretched between the pillars. Certainly a great experience on the Neris. But not at the end of March. I christened it "Fischkiekerbank" because when it rains the fish also seek shelter under the bridge and are therefore easy to observe. 😅 🌦 🤣 🌧 🙃 🌧 😁 🌦 🤔