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The Latvian–Lithuanian state border is an interstate border between Latvia and Lithuania. It is an internal border of the European Union and the Schengen Area. In 1921, the Lithuanian–Latvian Border Treaty was signed, according to which Latvia received Aknysta and Budbergis parishes, and Lithuania received Palanga parishes and part of Rucava parish. In 1993, this border was restored in accordance with the 1921 treaty.

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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.

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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

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Here was built a chapel which shows the importance of this pilgrimage site. The chapel of the Apparition of St. Virgin Mary in Kvintiškės was sanctified in summer 2014 by Bishop Emeritus Jonas Kauneckas. This chapel has extraordinary form – it looks like the Pope’s Mitre. Apparition place of St. Virgin Mary is like the Hill of Crosses, because it is full of crosses which are in various forms. It is said that the water of Ilgis Lake possesses healing properties; therefore, people take water from this lake. Every year on 30 of June in the apparition place near Ilgis Lake is an important feast to honor St. Virgin Mary.

The monument symbolizes and reminds both passers-by and passers-by that Zarasai has had as many as four names in more than 500 years.

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It is a unique technical heritage building dating back three centuries with authentic equipment. There is definitely something to do in the mill. You can see the grain grinding process, buy organic grains and flour. In the mill building, you can see various necessary equipment: rollers, grist mill, stone mills, an ancient wheel for lifting bags... Those who want to listen to unique stories about the mill's past and present life and get to know the grain grinding process more closely, are kindly invited to a tour of all three floors of the mill.

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The Stelmužė manor has been known since the middle of the 16th century. It is believed that a castle stood here before the manor appeared. Although the manor palace has not survived over the centuries, in one of the more interesting villages in Aukštaitia, you can still find remnants testifying to the once lively life of the manor. The estate, which has flourished in a Protestant environment for a long time, still attracts groups of visitors from both Lithuania and foreign countries. Visitors come to Stelmuža to see unique natural and architectural monuments in Lithuania.

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