リトアニアでののおすすめグラベルライド

There are many wonderful little works to discover here. You'll have to take your time.

Vilnius Cathedral was built in 1779.

Map of the former Jewish Ghetto. On this spot stood the gate of the Great Vilnius Ghetto. A plaque and map at No 18 mark the site of the entrance to the Large Ghetto, in which 29,000 Litvaks (Lithuanian Jews) were imprisoned by the Nazis between 1941 and 1943.

The mound is located on a separate hill on the NE shore of Lake Ramis. The site is round, 21 m in diameter, with a 1 m raised center. The slopes are moderately steep, 8 m high. The mound is heavily plowed, overgrown with birches and isolated pines. On the western slope, on an area of 0.6 ha, there is a foothill settlement. The mound dates back to the 1st millennium BC - the beginning of the 1st millennium.

The sculpture is dedicated to the memory of the participants in the freedom struggles of the Zarasai district. The granite sculpture is a bound Angel cutting through the shackles with a sword. Its author is Gintaris Juozas Česiūnas. This monument is dedicated to the victims and dead Zarasai residents who fought for the freedom of Lithuania.

One of the pearls of the interwar Zarasai wooden architecture, one of the more striking examples of the interwar resort architecture. The building was not rented out to accommodate tourists, but at one time it was rented out to a school, later a military commissariat operated in this building. It is likely that the building was designed and built for himself and his brother by the architect Feliksas Bielinskis, who also designed the teachers' villa in Zarasai. Address: Vilniaus g. 61, Zarasai

Bridge over the railway tracks to Naujininkai.

Extremely nice place, but take some booze with you, because it is quite expensive here.