20의 우테나 군가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A pleasant circular trail along the lake with many interpretive signs about the natural surroundings. A small parking lot at the beginning. The trail is well-maintained.

The Antalksne sculpture hill "God is" is a project by three artists for the Antalksne village community and visitors. In 2007, an ensemble of three sculptures was erected: a crowing rooster, the Passion of Christ, and a flowering ladder.

A very beautiful treetop walkway. After a short climb up the stairs, you reach the entrance. Admission is €5 for adults and €2.50 for children. You walk through the treetops on gratings. After about 500 meters, you reach the tower, the highlight, where you can climb another 15 meters. Once you reach the top, you have a very nice view. Don't forget your mosquito repellent and have fun 👍

Unfortunately, this mill was still closed at the beginning of May. It must be very beautiful in the summer.

Please keep the area clean👍🏻

The museum opened its doors in 1984. Since then, he has become known not only throughout Lithuania. Here, the curious can learn about the history of Lithuanian beekeeping and the peculiarities of beekeeping life, and those with a sweet tooth can enjoy sweet entertainment here. In the beekeeping museum, you can order unique educational programs related to beekeeping, observe the world of bees through the glass window of the hive. Enjoy the special nature and atmosphere, free your senses and thoughts.

The church of Salak has been known as a community since 1496. During that time, the wooden church buildings were destroyed by fires many times. The last wooden church served the parish for just 40 years. in 1905 June 15 after a fire broke out at night, part of the town was reduced to ashes up to the stream, including the church, all its property, archives, etc. The bells melted and fell. Pastor Ant was working at that time. Kryžanauskas. After consulting with the parishioners, he decided to build a church that would not be destroyed by fire or other calamities. The architect Morgulcas, who was invited from Riga, drew up the project. The pastor organized the collection and transportation of stones. The stones brought by the parishioners were broken into stone bricks 45 x 45 x 80 cm in size by hired stonemasons. And so on August 8, 1906. Bishop G. Cirtautas of Žemaitsa consecrated the foundations of the future church. in 1911 the construction of the church was completed and services began. It is a building of extraordinary construction courage.

worth place to swim!