라트갈레 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

also a good place for some water sports

Climbing garden

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.

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

Fun forest trail, which goes slightly downhill. It changes smells and colours during different seasons.

Deer statue made by unknown artist.

Šaltupė's chapel stood in the northern part of the city of Zarasai, near Šaltupė street. Chapel in 1824 built by Antanas Zarenberg. It was made of brick, plastered and painted white. At the top, under the canopy, there was a small arch-shaped opening in which stood a statue of Christ. People considered this statue to be magical. There are various stories about the origin of the chapel. It is said that one stormy day lightning struck the church and it was knocked down into the lake. The statue of Christ, which was standing next to the church and had miraculous power, floated to the surface of the water. In that place, near the Šaltupe spring, the parishioners built a brick chapel, to which they moved the aforementioned statue. Another reason for the appearance of the chapel could be the Šaltupė stream, according to locals, its water is healing. 1960 July 10 Zarasai district authorities allow Fr. A. Juškai Šaltupė chapel is to be fenced off with a stone fence. Unfortunately, she was not for long. in 1965 July 1 The Council of Workers' Deputies of the city of Zarasai adopted a resolution to demolish this chapel, located on M. Melnikaitė Street, due to the reconstruction of the street. in 1965 in December, on the night of the 28th to the 29th. the chapel was blown up. in 1992 Fr. With the care of V. Kapočius, the chapel was rebuilt.