Set against the backdrop of natural landscapes are huts, farm buildings, mills, chapels, farmsteads and front gardens. Along all this splendor, a circular walking route of about 6 kilometers is laid. The central place in the park is occupied by a square where the atmosphere of an old county is recreated. Here, in an old tavern, you can taste national cuisine, and in the museum of folk life, you can see how clay pots are made, lace is woven, and jewelry is made from amber, leather and wood.

A peaceful holiday in the resort of Druskininkai can be diversified by traveling to nearby attractions. When looking for what to see in the vicinity of Druskininkai, you can stop at the picturesque landscapes of the Dzūkija National Park. It was once created to preserve local forests and villages, as well as to protect the natural landscape of the region.

Aukštaitija National Park is located about a hundred kilometers north of Vilnius, covers an area of ​​about 400 square kilometers, and most of its area is covered by forest. The rest of the territory is occupied by mirror lakes, picturesque rivers and streams. The abundance of forests and water bodies creates excellent living conditions for hundreds of species of birds and animals.

The Park of Europe is located right in the middle of a forest, and the origins of its appearance go back to the early 1990s. It was then that it became known that the geographical center of Europe was located in this place, which it was decided to designate through art. The sculpture park began its existence with the installation of a stone pyramid, on which a sign indicating the distances to all the capitals of Europe is installed.

The Old Town of Vilnius is decorated with the Gediminas Tower, which bears the name of the founder of the capital, Duke Gediminas. The 48-meter tower rises on the Castle Hill, from its top there is a beautiful view of the Old Town of Vilnius. The tower was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, and in its current form it is an octagonal structure, within the walls of which is a branch of the Lithuanian National Museum.

The Tyszkiewicz estate was once wooden and served as the counts' summer residence, and years later one of the heirs of the eminent family decided to settle here for a long time, so he commissioned a German architect to design a new stone building. The new two-story palace acquired features of Baroque, Renaissance and Classicism, and after restoration in the 50s of the last century it opened to the public. Today, the world-famous Amber Museum operates in the halls of the palace.

The architecture of the shrine amazes with its forms and depth of style. Having gone to this landmark of Lithuania, you can enjoy not only the unique architectural design of the building, but also touch history. The temple has an exhibition displaying the history of the oldest cathedral building, from the times when it was a pagan sanctuary to the present day. The lower tier of the temple contains the tombs of famous personalities.

This is the most important Roman Catholic cathedral in Lithuania. The temple has been given the status of a "minor basilica". The history of the cathedral goes back centuries. The building of the temple literally "remembers" the days of the foundation of Vilnius. This is the oldest temple in Lithuania, where the great Lithuanian princes were crowned. The cathedral is located in the very center of Vilnius, at the foot of the Castle Hill. The building has experienced many changes, including destructive ones.

Kernavė Museum Reserve is a tourist destination that is especially popular with visitors. Kernavė is the first capital of Lithuania. The complex of five hill forts is located 35 kilometers from Vilnius on the bank of the Neris River. This amazing place preserves the memory of the history of the country and the Baltic peoples. Traces of civilizations that lived here in the 10th century BC have been found in this reserve.

The unusual hill is located approximately 12 kilometers from the city of Šiauliai. More than 50 thousand crosses of different sizes and shapes are installed on the hill. In some ways, it vaguely resembles a cemetery, but there are no burials in this place. Such a cluster of symbols of faith is explained by a legend. It turns out that people, installing a cross on a hill, hope to call for good luck.

This is a unique museum that colorfully tells the story of the "sun stone". Having visited the walls of this landmark, you can immerse yourself in the bright colors of a stone fairy tale. The Amber Museum was opened in 1963 in a building that once belonged to a famous historical figure - Count Tyshkevich. The Count's Palace was built in 1897. Today, the walls of the building have been restored, and the adjacent areas are adapted for comfortable walks and recreation.

The castle is represented by the Gothic architectural style. The round structure is made of stone. Around the preserved main part of the castle there are two turrets, fragments of the fortification wall and other small structures of intricate shapes. The history of this Lithuanian landmark can be found in the museum, organized in one of the towers.

The park territory is washed by the salt waters of the Baltic Sea and the freshwater Curonian Lagoon. The colors of the dune landscapes are truly impressive. This place has a combination of fir and birch forests. The vegetation will surprise not only biologists. The brightness of the local plants and the uniqueness of the geographical picture will inspire ordinary tourists to be imbued with the spirit of genuine natural beauty. Ecotourism is widespread here.

The island castle is a Gothic architectural ensemble. In the center rises a huge princely palace. The main building is surrounded by powerful defensive walls and many towers. Trakai Castle is something that you should definitely see in Lithuania. It is not only the external picture of the architectural design that will impress. The tour of the palace halls deserves special attention.

This is a real historical center, where a special atmosphere of past centuries reigns and there are many cultural monuments. In the Old Town of Vilnius, the ancient architecture is almost completely preserved. Narrow streets, paved with cobblestones and cobblestones, suggest the possibility of walking only. During a walk along these winding paths, running between ancient stone buildings, you can find yourself near no less interesting churches - Orthodox, Lutheran, Catholic.