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Palumpiai Manor is first mentioned in written sources from 1660, though some records suggest it dates back to 1542. The surviving architecture of the manor buildings reflects the Prussian and historicism periods, characterized by a "brick style.", The manor's masonry palace is notable for its rare neomarist-style pediment in Lithuania. This prominent feature on the main facade is the most striking accent of the palace, drawing attention with its gracefully wavy outline. It is believed that the palace was constructed in the latter half of the 19th century., Fragments of the manor's park remain in the central part of the estate, around the palace, and to the northeast on the steep bank of the Lumpė River.

Palumpiai Manor is first mentioned in written sources from 1660, though some records suggest it dates back to 1542. The surviving architecture of the manor buildings reflects the Prussian and historicism periods, characterized by a "brick style."

The manor's masonry palace is notable for its rare neomarist-style pediment in Lithuania. This prominent feature on the main facade is the most striking accent of the palace, drawing attention with its gracefully wavy outline. It is believed that the palace was constructed in the latter half of the 19th century.

Fragments of the manor's park remain in the central part of the estate, around the palace, and to the northeast on the steep bank of the Lumpė River.

Palumpiai Manor is first mentioned in written sources from 1660, though some records suggest it dates back to 1542. 

Palumpiai Manor


"Nightingale Valley" is a recreational area within the Pagramančia Regional Park, situated in the loop of the Akmena River. This is where the educational trail of the Akmena River begins and ends. In the valley, there is a pond with a gazebo, a playground with swings, a shelter, and a small stage. Various cultural events from the Tauragė and Šilalė districts are held in the Nightingale Valley every year. The stunning landscape and well-developed recreational infrastructure attract visitors and holidaymakers from all over Lithuania.

"Nightingale Valley" is a recreational area within the Pagramančia Regional Park, situated in the loop of the Akmena River. This is where the educa...

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Natural monuments | Nightingale Valley


"Nightingale Valley" is a recreational area within the Pagramančia Regional Park, situated in the loop of the Akmena River. 



Nightingale Valley

The Norkaičiai Traditional Crafts and Ethnocultural Center is located not only in the suburbs of Tauragė but also serves as a place where Lithuanian traditions are preserved and celebrated. It hosts ethnic events and provides highly sought-after educational programs., Address: , Jūros g. 1, Norkaičiai, Phone:, +370 684 37336, Email:, jurgita.brazauskiene@tauragesmuziejus.lt

The Norkaičiai Traditional Crafts and Ethnocultural Center is located not only in the suburbs of Tauragė but also serves as a place where Lithuanian traditions are preserved and celebrated. It hosts ethnic events and provides highly sought-after educational programs.

The Norkaičiai Traditional Crafts and Ethnocultural Center is located in the suburbs of Tauragė.



Norkaičiai Ethnocultural and Traditional Crafts Center


In Batakiai, many Jews lived, so Jewish cemeteries were established at the beginning of the 19th century and burials took place until 1941.

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Historic monuments | Old Batakiai Jewish Cemetery


In Batakiai, many Jews lived, so Jewish cemeteries were established at the beginning of the 19th century and burials took place until 1941.



Old Batakiai Jewish Cemetery

In the village of Piktupėnai, there are two non-functional Evangelical Lutheran cemeteries located approximately 300 meters apart. The wooden church of Piktupėnai Parish was built on a hill near the Evangelical Lutheran cemeteries in 1574, by order of Duke Albrecht Brandenburg. During the Polish-Swedish War in 1656, the wooden church was burned down by Polish troops. In 1744, a grand masonry church was constructed from field stones and bricks at a different location within Piktupėnai, where the old, now non-functional Evangelical Lutheran cemetery is located. The masonry church was destroyed in 1945 as the German army retreated. Today, only a few damaged tombstones remain in the old Evangelical Lutheran cemetery of Piktupėnai., Pastor Christoph Daniel Hassenstein served the Piktupėnai Parish from 1792 to 1891 and was buried in this cemetery, though his grave has not been located. On December 26, 1812, during the retreat of the French army and the advance of Russian forces, the renowned Captain Albert Ernst von Mannstein was killed near Piktupėnai and was buried in the old Evangelical Lutheran cemetery, close to the church wall. A memorial stone was erected in 2002 by the Klaipeda Military History Club, marking the approximate location of Captain von Mannstein’s grave. During the Soviet era, the cemetery suffered greatly; tombstones were removed and used as foundations for agricultural buildings. Thanks to the efforts of local parishioners, the cemetery is currently being maintained.

In the village of Piktupėnai, there are two non-functional Evangelical Lutheran cemeteries located approximately 300 meters apart. The wooden church of Piktupėnai Parish was built on a hill near the Evangelical Lutheran cemeteries in 1574, by order of Duke Albrecht Brandenburg. During the Polish-Swedish War in 1656, the wooden church was burned down by Polish troops. In 1744, a grand masonry church was constructed from field stones and bricks at a different location within Piktupėnai, where the old, now non-functional Evangelical Lutheran cemetery is located. The masonry church was destroyed in 1945 as the German army retreated. Today, only a few damaged tombstones remain in the old Evangelical Lutheran cemetery of Piktupėnai.

Pastor Christoph Daniel Hassenstein served the Piktupėnai Parish from 1792 to 1891 and was buried in this cemetery, though his grave has not been located. On December 26, 1812, during the retreat of the French army and the advance of Russian forces, the renowned Captain Albert Ernst von Mannstein was killed near Piktupėnai and was buried in the old Evangelical Lutheran cemetery, close to the church wall. A memorial stone was erected in 2002 by the Klaipeda Military History Club, marking the approximate location of Captain von Mannstein’s grave. During the Soviet era, the cemetery suffered greatly; tombstones were removed and used as foundations for agricultural buildings. Thanks to the efforts of local parishioners, the cemetery is currently being maintained.

In the village of Piktupėnai, there are two non-functional Evangelical Lutheran cemeteries located approximately 300 meters apart.

Old Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery in Piktupėnai

A private museum has been established in the home of Smalininkai resident Justinas Stonys. The museum exhibits antique engines, agricultural machinery, and ancient metal, wood, and flax processing equipment. Additionally, it showcases cameras, typewriters, calculators, clocks, antique literature, vintage trucks and cars, and a large collection of books and newspapers from various periods., Contact Information:, Phone: +370 650 35 586
Website: , www.techmuziejus.lt, 
Email: , muziejus.smalininkai@gmail.com

A private museum has been established in the home of Smalininkai resident Justinas Stonys. The museum exhibits antique engines, agricultural machinery, and ancient metal, wood, and flax processing equipment. Additionally, it showcases cameras, typewriters, calculators, clocks, antique literature, vintage trucks and cars, and a large collection of books and newspapers from various periods.

Privatus muziejus įrengtas Smalininkų gyventojo Justino Stonio namuose.

Lankytinos vietos | Justino Stonio senovinės technikos muziejus

A private museum has been established in the home of Smalininkai resident Justinas Stonys.

Old machinery museum of Justas Stonys


This is the largest and most prominent of the hillforts located in the Rambynas Regional Park, with steep slopes reaching up to 20 meters in height. It is situated very close to the town of Vilkyškiai and is easily visible and accessible from the Vilkyškiai-Šereiklaukis road. Nearby are two ancient settlements where the Skalvians lived from the 1st to the end of the 13th century, until the area was conquered by the Teutonic Knights. The castle was built on a promontory surrounded by the Apsta stream. On the eastern side of the hillfort, a cultural layer of 1.3–1.5 meters was discovered. It is believed that these settlements laid the foundation for the formation of the town of Vilkyškiai.




This is the largest and most prominent of the hillforts located in the Rambynas Regional Park.



Opstainiai Hillfort


Evangelical Lutheran church located in the center of Pagėgiai town.



Pagėgiai Evangelical Lutheran Church


On December 15, 2023, the "Goose Museum" was opened in Pagėgiai. The museum features an extensive collection of items related to geese, along with fascinating stories. The main part of the museum's exhibits, which inspired its establishment, was donated by Laima Andersson, a Lithuanian living in Sweden. Visitors to this museum will learn the entire story firsthand, be amazed by the exhibits, and discover many interesting things, from down and feathers to goose-related currency.




On December 15, 2023, the "Goose Museum" was opened in Pagėgiai. 



Pagėgiai Municipal Cultural Center Goose Museum

The Pagramančia Outcrop is a cliff on the left bank of the Akmena River, situated in a stunning loop of the river, in the northern part of the Pagramančia town. The height of the outcrop is 29–31 meters, and its length along the river is 203 meters. The value of the Akmena Valley outcrops lies in their representation of the middle and upper Pleistocene epochs, akin to an opened book of the Ice Age. Its pages consist of layers of moraine clay, sand, silt, and clay, left by the glaciers that once covered Lithuania. The outcrop represents nearly 200 thousand years of geological history of the Pagramančia surroundings and the southern Žemaitija highlands.

The Pagramančia Outcrop is a cliff on the left bank of the Akmena River, situated in a stunning loop of the river, in the northern part of the Pagr...

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Natural monuments | Pagramančia Outcrop

A cliff on the left bank of the Akmena River, situated in a stunning loop of the river, in the northern part of the Pagramančia town.



Pagramančia Outcrop

When traveling along the road from Kaltinėnai to Upyna, travelers' attention is drawn to the picturesque Pagrybio Hillfort, also known as Skuburkalnis. This small hillfort is located on the edge of an upland on the left bank of the Akmena River. It features steep slopes ranging from 8 to 20 meters in height and a small oval platform with a low rampart on the southern edge. To the south of the hillfort lies a possible outwork and further defensive remnants to the north, in the bend of the Akmena River., The external appearance and the artifacts found nearby suggest that the hillfort dates back to the beginning of the 2nd millennium BCE. The specifics of the fortifications are not well known, and it is unclear what exactly may have been present there, as the stronghold appears to be quite compact for its presumed role. There are 31 legends associated with the hillfort, though its historical and functional details remain somewhat mysterious.

When traveling along the road from Kaltinėnai to Upyna, travelers' attention is drawn to the picturesque Pagrybio Hillfort, also known as Skuburkalnis. This small hillfort is located on the edge of an upland on the left bank of the Akmena River. It features steep slopes ranging from 8 to 20 meters in height and a small oval platform with a low rampart on the southern edge. To the south of the hillfort lies a possible outwork and further defensive remnants to the north, in the bend of the Akmena River.

The external appearance and the artifacts found nearby suggest that the hillfort dates back to the beginning of the 2nd millennium BCE. The specifics of the fortifications are not well known, and it is unclear what exactly may have been present there, as the stronghold appears to be quite compact for its presumed role. There are 31 legends associated with the hillfort, though its historical and functional details remain somewhat mysterious.

When traveling along the road from Kaltinėnai to Upyna, travelers' attention is drawn to the picturesque Pagrybio Hillfort.



Pagrybio Hillfort

Pakisis Hillfort,  is located in the Šilalė District, between Pakisis and Pajūris, on the right bank of the Jūra River near the Kisė River confluence., The hillfort features an oval, elongated platform extending in an east-west direction. Its southern and western sides are encircled by a 6-meter-high, 36-meter-wide rampart, with an external slope of 11 meters in height leading down to a 9-meter-wide, 3-meter-deep ditch. The hillfort is covered with deciduous trees., At the western foot of the hillfort, within a 1-hectare area, there is a settlement where remnants of molded and fired pottery and clay plaster have been found. Approximately 150 meters northeast, there is the Kunigiškiai cemetery dating from the 10th to 13th centuries, which was investigated in 1971.

 is located in the Šilalė District, between Pakisis and Pajūris, on the right bank of the Jūra River near the Kisė River confluence.

The hillfort features an oval, elongated platform extending in an east-west direction. Its southern and western sides are encircled by a 6-meter-high, 36-meter-wide rampart, with an external slope of 11 meters in height leading down to a 9-meter-wide, 3-meter-deep ditch. The hillfort is covered with deciduous trees.

At the western foot of the hillfort, within a 1-hectare area, there is a settlement where remnants of molded and fired pottery and clay plaster have been found. Approximately 150 meters northeast, there is the Kunigiškiai cemetery dating from the 10th to 13th centuries, which was investigated in 1971.

Pakisis Hillfort is located in the Šilalė District, between Pakisis and Pajūris, on the right bank of the Jūra River near the Kisė River confluence.

Pakisis Hillfort 

The hill in Seredžius has been referred to as Palemono Hill since the early 19th century. According to legend, it is the burial site of Palemonas, the ruler of Samogitia and Lithuania. The legend recounts that the duke Palemonas, persecuted by the Roman Empire, reached our lands by sailing across the Baltic Sea with his family. Later, after reaching the location of present-day Seredžius via the Nemunas River, the duke built a castle here and settled., On Palemono Hill, the Pieštvės Castle stood from 1293 to 1363. It was attacked by the Teutonic Knights in 1293, 1298, and 1318, with the outlying forts burned each time. The castle was also attacked in 1319, 1322, 1345, and 1357. It was only in 1363 that the Pieštvės Castle was captured and burned down after negotiations, with the garrison having withdrawn. The castle was rebuilt after the Battle of Grunwald, with historical records mentioning it between 1412 and 1413., Palemono Hill, on which the castle stood, was believed to have been a sacred site for ancient rituals.

The hill in Seredžius has been referred to as Palemono Hill since the early 19th century. According to legend, it is the burial site of Palemonas, the ruler of Samogitia and Lithuania. The legend recounts that the duke Palemonas, persecuted by the Roman Empire, reached our lands by sailing across the Baltic Sea with his family. Later, after reaching the location of present-day Seredžius via the Nemunas River, the duke built a castle here and settled.

On Palemono Hill, the Pieštvės Castle stood from 1293 to 1363. It was attacked by the Teutonic Knights in 1293, 1298, and 1318, with the outlying forts burned each time. The castle was also attacked in 1319, 1322, 1345, and 1357. It was only in 1363 that the Pieštvės Castle was captured and burned down after negotiations, with the garrison having withdrawn. The castle was rebuilt after the Battle of Grunwald, with historical records mentioning it between 1412 and 1413.

Palemono Hill, on which the castle stood, was believed to have been a sacred site for ancient rituals.

The hill in Seredžius has been referred to as Palemono Hill since the early 19th century. 

Palemono Hill in Seredžius


In the mid-14th century, the Teutonic Knights built Dubysa Castle. Intense battles raged for many decades. Eventually, in 1409, to avoid direct confrontation with the Lithuanian army, the Knights themselves burned down the castle. Today, two mounds remain, locally known as Palocėliai. In the 16th century, a manor stood here, where Mykolas Kiuchmeisteris was based. This manor was used to coordinate the administration of Samogitia.




In the mid-14th century, the Teutonic Knights built Dubysa Castle. Intense battles raged for many decades. 


Palocėliai Hillforts


The only museum of the Volunteer Territorial Defense Service in Tauragė.



Museum of the Volunteer Territorial Defense Service (SKAT)

The Paršežerio Pedestrian Trail, located in the Sietuvos Landscape Reserve, spans 13.8 km, with 4.1 km of the route constructed as a wooden path. The trail is well-equipped with 8 informational panels, 16 benches, 40 informational signs, and 3 wooden bridges. Start your journey at the Paršežerio Recreation Area., Trail Overview:, Southern Paršežerio Shore, : The trail begins along the southern shore of Paršežerio Lake, featuring a wooden path through the lake's wetland area. This section offers insights into the valuable lowland peat bog ecosystems., Rešketai Village, : Continue to the village of Rešketai, where you can visit the old cemetery where 1863 insurgents are buried., Šilinkalnis and Paršpilio Hillfort, : Proceed to Šilinkalnis and then to the Paršpilio Hillfort, with nearby Parškalnis, an ancient settlement., Burbiškiai Cemeteries, : The trail passes by the Burbiškiai ancient cemeteries on the way to the Sietuvos Kūlgrinda, an old waterway., Mythological Spring, : On the return route, visit the mythological spring known as "Milžinų Maudykla" (Giants’ Bath). A small bridge leads to the right bank of Sietuvos., Piaunios Forest and Raised Bog, : The trail continues through the Piaunios Forest and the raised bog area, traversing a wooden walkway before returning to the original recreation area., This trail provides a rich experience of both natural beauty and historical sites, perfect for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

The Paršežerio Pedestrian Trail, located in the Sietuvos Landscape Reserve, spans 13.8 km, with 4.1 km of the route constructed as a wooden path. The trail is well-equipped with 8 informational panels, 16 benches, 40 informational signs, and 3 wooden bridges. Start your journey at the Paršežerio Recreation Area.

This trail provides a rich experience of both natural beauty and historical sites, perfect for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Paršežerio pėsčiųjų pažintinis takas Sietuvos kraštovaizdžio draustinyje – ilgis 13,8 km, iš jo 4,1 km medinis takas.

Šilalė | Lankytinos vietos | Gamtos paminklai | Paršežerio pėsčiųjų pažintinis takas 

The Paršežerio Pedestrian Trail, located in the Sietuvos Landscape Reserve, spans 13.8 km, with 4.1 km of the route constructed as a wooden path.

Paršežerio Pedestrian Trail

Paulių vienuolynas tai puiki vieta, kuri gali suteikti ramybę bei nakvynę ne tik keliaujantiems turistams, bet ir likimo nuskriaustiems žmonėms, Jurbarko rajone, Pauliuose, senoje mokykloje yra įsikūręs kapucinų vienuolynas, kuris priima gyvenimo nuskriaustuosius ir padeda jiems atsistoti ant kojų. Taip pat šis vienuolynas teikia dvasinį nusiraminimą, pasakoja Kristaus istoriją, kviečia bendrai maldai, veda rekolekcijas, taip pat  organizuoja ir veda ekskursijas religine tematika. Esant poreikiui, gali pakviesti iki 60 žmonių kukliai nakvynei ir pusryčiams. Šalia vienuolyno galima pasivaikščioti ir pamedituoti gamtoje šalia tekančio upelio., Telefonas, : , +37066256301

Paulių vienuolynas tai puiki vieta, kuri gali suteikti ramybę bei nakvynę ne tik keliaujantiems turistams, bet ir likimo nuskriaustiems žmonėms

Jurbarko rajone, Pauliuose, senoje mokykloje yra įsikūręs kapucinų vienuolynas, kuris priima gyvenimo nuskriaustuosius ir padeda jiems atsistoti ant kojų. Taip pat šis vienuolynas teikia dvasinį nusiraminimą, pasakoja Kristaus istoriją, kviečia bendrai maldai, veda rekolekcijas, taip pat  organizuoja ir veda ekskursijas religine tematika. Esant poreikiui, gali pakviesti iki 60 žmonių kukliai nakvynei ir pusryčiams. Šalia vienuolyno galima pasivaikščioti ir pamedituoti gamtoje šalia tekančio upelio.

Paulių vienuolynas

Also known as Kepaluškalnis, the Pilės Hillfort is situated on a massive upland promontory with steep slopes reaching up to 20 meters. The site features a platform approximately 45 by 50 meters in size, which was once encircled by a flattened defensive rampart. In addition to these fortifications, there are two more ramparts and three defensive ditches preserved around the edge of the platform., The size of the hillfort and the scale of its defensive structures suggest that during the conflicts with the Teutonic Knights, this site was one of the strongest fortresses in Žemaitija and served as the defensive and administrative center of the Kaltinėnai region.

Also known as Kepaluškalnis, the Pilės Hillfort is situated on a massive upland promontory with steep slopes reaching up to 20 meters. The site features a platform approximately 45 by 50 meters in size, which was once encircled by a flattened defensive rampart. In addition to these fortifications, there are two more ramparts and three defensive ditches preserved around the edge of the platform.

The size of the hillfort and the scale of its defensive structures suggest that during the conflicts with the Teutonic Knights, this site was one of the strongest fortresses in Žemaitija and served as the defensive and administrative center of the Kaltinėnai region.

Also known as Kepaluškalnis, the Pilės Hillfort is situated on a massive upland promontory with steep slopes reaching up to 20 meters. 

Pilės (Kaltinėnų) Hillfort

Pilių Hillfort (also known as Kepaluškalnis or Raguvijos Hill) is situated on the edge of an elevated area, forming a promontory between two depressions, with slopes rising up to 20 meters high. Artifacts such as spur fittings, stone projectiles, and other finds have been discovered here. Some historians suggest that the famous Pilėnai Castle, which was burned down in 1336, might have been located on this hillfort., Local legends recount four tales associated with this site: witches gathering, a lord’s lost hat, logs used in the castle’s defense, and a buried iron chest filled with golden coins. The hillfort is likely dated to the early 2nd millennium due to the abundance of fortifications found there.

Pilių Hillfort (also known as Kepaluškalnis or Raguvijos Hill) is situated on the edge of an elevated area, forming a promontory between two depressions, with slopes rising up to 20 meters high. Artifacts such as spur fittings, stone projectiles, and other finds have been discovered here. Some historians suggest that the famous Pilėnai Castle, which was burned down in 1336, might have been located on this hillfort.

Local legends recount four tales associated with this site: witches gathering, a lord’s lost hat, logs used in the castle’s defense, and a buried iron chest filled with golden coins. The hillfort is likely dated to the early 2nd millennium due to the abundance of fortifications found there.

Local legends recount four tales associated with this site: witches gathering, a lord’s lost hat, logs used in the castle’s defense.

Pilių Hillfort (Kepaluškalnis or Raguvijos Hill)

The swamp formed in the location of pre-glacial seas and in the bed of a lake that still persisted during the post-glacial period and the beginning of the Holocene. The peat layer is 3–4 meters thick. The central part of the swamp is elevated 60 meters above sea level. There are hummocks (elevated areas) and hollows (depressed areas, with water seeping on their surface); the height difference is 0.3–0.6 meters. The length of the hollows is 2–10 meters, width – 3 meters. Along the edges of the Plynoji, common reed, tussock sedge, rushes, common cotton grass, marsh ragwort, tawny sedge, and among the trees, Scots pine predominates, nearer to the swamp center – common cranberry, Magellan's dwarf rush, tussock sedge, black crowberry, willow, round-leaved and long-leaved sundew, sundew, tussock cottongrass (listed in the Red Book), dwarf pines, curly birches. The swamp is home to black grouse, predatory buzzards, field pipits, cranes. There are deer. The Alanga, Krancia, and Vynija rivers flow out of the swamp., Installed (2003, updated in 2019) is the Plynoji Educational Trail (length 1.6 kilometers).

The swamp formed in the location of pre-glacial seas and in the bed of a lake that still persisted during the post-glacial period and the beginning of the Holocene. The peat layer is 3–4 meters thick. The central part of the swamp is elevated 60 meters above sea level. There are hummocks (elevated areas) and hollows (depressed areas, with water seeping on their surface); the height difference is 0.3–0.6 meters. The length of the hollows is 2–10 meters, width – 3 meters. Along the edges of the Plynoji, common reed, tussock sedge, rushes, common cotton grass, marsh ragwort, tawny sedge, and among the trees, Scots pine predominates, nearer to the swamp center – common cranberry, Magellan's dwarf rush, tussock sedge, black crowberry, willow, round-leaved and long-leaved sundew, sundew, tussock cottongrass (listed in the Red Book), dwarf pines, curly birches. The swamp is home to black grouse, predatory buzzards, field pipits, cranes. There are deer. The Alanga, Krancia, and Vynija rivers flow out of the swamp.

Installed (2003, updated in 2019) is the Plynoji Educational Trail (length 1.6 kilometers).

Plynoji - high swamp located in the territory of Tauragė district municipality, in Tyrelis forest. It is a part of Pagramantis Regional Park. The a...

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Natural monuments | Plynoji high swamp

Plynoji - high swamp located in the territory of Tauragė district municipality, in Tyrelis forest. It is a part of Pagramantis Regional Park.

Plynoji high swamp


Located in Pagėgiai municipality, in Bitėnai village, at Nemuno g. 30. This is an excellent spot for sports camps, gatherings, various events, and fishing. The site offers a banquet hall with a capacity of 60 people and 10 accommodation cabins.




Located in Pagėgiai municipality, in Bitėnai village, at Nemuno g. 30. 



Poilsiavietė „Bitutė” Bitėnuose


Public Institution "Pagėgiai Region Tourism and Business Information Center".



Public Institution "Pagėgiai Region Tourism and Business Information Center"


The Queen Louise Bridge is a road bridge spanning the Nemunas River on the border between Lithuania and Russia, connecting the towns of Panemunė and Tilžė. The bridge is 416.3 meters long and is named after Queen Louise of Prussia. It is under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation




The Queen Louise Bridge is a road bridge spanning the Nemunas River on the border between Lithuania and Russia.



Queen Louise Bridge in Panemunė

Have you ever visited Zuikis? If not, we invite you to stop by Zuikis’s yard, located in Raudonė., As you pass through Raudonė, the unusual color of the estate house catches everyone's eye, as does the pair of cheerful sculptures or the standing rabbit welcoming all visitors. It turns out that such handcrafted sculptures have been appearing at this estate since 2017. The estate owner, Algis Jackus, reveals that these unusual art pieces are created by his wife., Here, you can not only view these unique exhibits, relax and have a snack in the gazebo, but also purchase organically grown vegetables from the family’s garden., Children’s fun can also be found near Raudonė Castle itself. This entertainment is provided by Zuikis’s yard owner. The little ones can enjoy a cheerful train ride, which will take not only children but also their mothers around the Raudonė park alleys. So, we invite you to visit Raudonė, where there are plenty of delights for your little ones. We promise unforgettable experiences!

Have you ever visited Zuikis? If not, we invite you to stop by Zuikis’s yard, located in Raudonė.

As you pass through Raudonė, the unusual color of the estate house catches everyone's eye, as does the pair of cheerful sculptures or the standing rabbit welcoming all visitors. It turns out that such handcrafted sculptures have been appearing at this estate since 2017. The estate owner, Algis Jackus, reveals that these unusual art pieces are created by his wife.

Here, you can not only view these unique exhibits, relax and have a snack in the gazebo, but also purchase organically grown vegetables from the family’s garden.

Children’s fun can also be found near Raudonė Castle itself. This entertainment is provided by Zuikis’s yard owner. The little ones can enjoy a cheerful train ride, which will take not only children but also their mothers around the Raudonė park alleys. So, we invite you to visit Raudonė, where there are plenty of delights for your little ones. We promise unforgettable experiences!

Rabbit's Yard

Rambynas Hill Observation Deck,  is a gem of the Rambynas Regional Park, often referred to as the crown of the Vilkyškiai Ridge due to its stunning landscape. From the hill, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the winding Nemunas River and the picturesque scenery of the historical region of Lithuania Minor. The observation deck also offers a panoramic view of the towns of Tilsit (now Sovetsk) and Ragnit (now Neman) in the Kaliningrad region, providing a captivating glimpse into the area's rich history and natural beauty.



 is a gem of the Rambynas Regional Park, often referred to as the crown of the Vilkyškiai Ridge due to its stunning landscape. From the hill, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the winding Nemunas River and the picturesque scenery of the historical region of Lithuania Minor. The observation deck also offers a panoramic view of the towns of Tilsit (now Sovetsk) and Ragnit (now Neman) in the Kaliningrad region, providing a captivating glimpse into the area's rich history and natural beauty.




Rambynas Hill Observation Deck is a gem of the Rambynas Regional Park, often referred to as the crown of the Vilkyškiai Ridge.



Rambynas Hill Observation Deck


Rambynas Regional Park Visitor Center in Pagegiai district.



Rambynas Regional Park Visitor Center

Raudonė Castle is surrounded by an old park adorned with tree avenues. The park also features some rare trees. Unfortunately, the Gedimino Oak, the third oldest oak in Lithuania and more than eight hundred years old, is no longer green. According to legend, it was under this oak that Grand Duke Gediminas of Lithuania had his last meal before heading to Veliuona.

Raudonė Castle is surrounded by an old park adorned with tree avenues. 

Raudonė Park

Recreational area to take a longer walk in nature.

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Natural monuments | Recreational area Meižis

Recreational area Meižis


In 2014, a partisan bunker was reconstructed in the Pagramančio Regional Park, within the Pagramančio Forest. This bunker housed the 2nd platoon of the 3rd company of the Lydžio Battalion of the Kęstučio Brigade (later known as the Butigeidžio Brigade from 1948). It is the first partisan hideout revealed in the Šilalė district, providing a narrative of the struggle for the country’s independence.




In 2014, a partisan bunker was reconstructed in the Pagramančio Regional Park, within the Pagramančio Forest. 


Lydžio Partisan Bunker

The Jurbarkas manor is located in the heart of Jurbarkas city, on its western edge. Here, in a beautiful park on the left bank of the Mituva River, Prince Vasilchikov built stylish mansions, expanded the park, and enclosed it with a red brick wall. Near the main manor, two additional buildings, known as wings, were constructed. The southern wing housed the manor's servants and may have previously served as the manor's office. The northern wing was elegantly furnished and reserved for the prince's family members or guests. Close to the northern wing, on the northeast side, a small but rather ornate masonry church was built., The former manor park was established in the mid-19th century. The park stretches along a narrow strip on the left bank of the Mituva River and is easily accessible via a footbridge near the festival stage. The park covers approximately 9 hectares and features a mixed layout. The central part includes a parterre surrounded by a loop of access avenues running from east to west. The park's plantings consist of native maples, lindens, and birches, with some oaks and hornbeams. The avenues are lined with European larches and black pines. The main avenue connects the Classicist-style mansion with the former ornate decorative gates. Through these gates, one would enter the town street. The second set of gates is located in the northeast section. The park is bordered by Jurbarkas city to the north and east, residential areas to the south, and a hilly terrain with the Mituva River and its valley to the west.

The Jurbarkas manor is located in the heart of Jurbarkas city, on its western edge. Here, in a beautiful park on the left bank of the Mituva River, Prince Vasilchikov built stylish mansions, expanded the park, and enclosed it with a red brick wall. Near the main manor, two additional buildings, known as wings, were constructed. The southern wing housed the manor's servants and may have previously served as the manor's office. The northern wing was elegantly furnished and reserved for the prince's family members or guests. Close to the northern wing, on the northeast side, a small but rather ornate masonry church was built.

The former manor park was established in the mid-19th century. The park stretches along a narrow strip on the left bank of the Mituva River and is easily accessible via a footbridge near the festival stage. The park covers approximately 9 hectares and features a mixed layout. The central part includes a parterre surrounded by a loop of access avenues running from east to west. The park's plantings consist of native maples, lindens, and birches, with some oaks and hornbeams. The avenues are lined with European larches and black pines. The main avenue connects the Classicist-style mansion with the former ornate decorative gates. Through these gates, one would enter the town street. The second set of gates is located in the northeast section. The park is bordered by Jurbarkas city to the north and east, residential areas to the south, and a hilly terrain with the Mituva River and its valley to the west.

The Jurbarkas manor is located in the heart of Jurbarkas city, on its western edge. 

Jurbarkas Manor Park

Opening Hours:, Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Lunch Break: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM, Seasonal Hours (June 1 to September 1):, Monday to Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Friday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Saturday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM, The Jurbarkas Tourism and Business Information Center provides informational and practical support to tourists and business entities, contributing to the promotion of the Jurbarkas region and the establishment of new businesses., Phone:,  +370 447 51485, Email:, turizmas@jurbarkas.info

The Jurbarkas Tourism and Business Information Center provides informational and practical support to tourists and business entities, contributing to the promotion of the Jurbarkas region and the establishment of new businesses.

The Jurbarkas Tourism and Business Information Center provides informational and practical support to tourists and business entities.

Jurbarkas Tourism and Business Information Center

During the medieval era, the Nemunas River, referred to as the "vital artery," and the western lands of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 13th to 15th centuries became targets of the Teutonic Order’s aggression. Lithuanian wooden castles, fortified on the high banks of the Nemunas River, formed a continuous defensive chain extending as far as Kaunas., Bišpiliukai – Georgenburg Castle, 13th – 15th centuries., It is believed that the site of the Georgenburg Castle of the Teutonic Knights was located in Kalnėnai in the western part of Jurbarkas. The hill fort, located near the Nemunas River, consists of two mounds. Historical chronicles confirm the presence of a German Order castle here. Built at the height of the Crusades, this castle was one of the most powerful and long-lasting Teutonic outposts on the Nemunas River. The attacks on the castle were led by Lithuanian Grand Dukes Kęstutis and Vytautas. In 1382, Kęstutis’s Lithuanian troops were the first to use bombards with gunpowder against the walls of Georgenburg Castle. The castle was finally captured and burned down in 1403 under the command of Vytautas the Great., Georgenburg (German: George’s Castle) is first mentioned in the "Chronicon Livoniae" by Peter of Dusburg in 1259. The name Georgenburg is also associated with the origin of the name of Jurbarkas.

During the medieval era, the Nemunas River, referred to as the "vital artery," and the western lands of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 13th to 15th centuries became targets of the Teutonic Order’s aggression. Lithuanian wooden castles, fortified on the high banks of the Nemunas River, formed a continuous defensive chain extending as far as Kaunas.

Bišpiliukai – Georgenburg Castle, 13th – 15th centuries.

It is believed that the site of the Georgenburg Castle of the Teutonic Knights was located in Kalnėnai in the western part of Jurbarkas. The hill fort, located near the Nemunas River, consists of two mounds. Historical chronicles confirm the presence of a German Order castle here. Built at the height of the Crusades, this castle was one of the most powerful and long-lasting Teutonic outposts on the Nemunas River. The attacks on the castle were led by Lithuanian Grand Dukes Kęstutis and Vytautas. In 1382, Kęstutis’s Lithuanian troops were the first to use bombards with gunpowder against the walls of Georgenburg Castle. The castle was finally captured and burned down in 1403 under the command of Vytautas the Great.

Georgenburg (German: George’s Castle) is first mentioned in the "Chronicon Livoniae" by Peter of Dusburg in 1259. The name Georgenburg is also associated with the origin of the name of Jurbarkas.

It is believed that the site of the Georgenburg Castle of the Teutonic Knights was located in Kalnėnai.

Kalnėnai Hill Fort, also known as Bišpiliukai


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Kartų (Zumpės) parkas

Not every region can boast of having a forest or a woodland, but we have the endlessly mysterious and treasure-filled Karšuva Forest. Within its territory are parts of the Jūra Ichthyological Reserve and the Viešvilė State Nature Reserve., The Kaskalnis Reserve stands out not only for its most impressive but also the highest inland dunes in the country, but also for the numerous dunes covered with pine trees. Scientists suggest that the inland dunes of Kaskalnis formed approximately 8,000–9,000 years ago. As the glaciers retreated, a large lake formed in that area, and as it dried up, the wind piled up the sand left on its bottom into large hills. These hills have survived to this day in the form of inland sand dunes. The Kaskalnis Reserve was established in 1988., The reserve is dominated by pine forests, with spruce forests on its eastern edge. Moose, red deer, and wild boar are found in the reserve. Mushrooms, blueberries, and lingonberries grow here., If you travel to the northern part, you can see the old border between the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Prussia. Also, right next to the border of the Viešvilė Nature Reserve, you will have a great opportunity to get to know this unique natural treasure without even stepping into it. After crossing the bridge over the Viešvilė stream, you will see another wonderful natural monument—a western taiga forest, barely touched by human hands., A bit of history:, 
It is believed that in the past, the name "Kaskalnis" referred to only one dune at the northeastern corner of the massif. It is said that this dune is the approximate site of an unofficial meeting between the rulers of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Teutonic Order in 1517. Ethnographer Hans E. von Knobloch was the first to notice that a 1705 map of the Ragnit district marked an object in this area called "Casto Calna"—Kastas Hill. There is also a note that King Sigismund the Old and the last Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Albrecht of Brandenburg, dined here. Other sources confirm that both rulers visited these areas in that year. The inscription suggests that to commemorate the event, they ordered the hill to be dug. Perhaps this is a legend, or maybe something similar was done, and the dune began to be called Kaskalnis., Phone:, 
+37068510177

Not every region can boast of having a forest or a woodland, but we have the endlessly mysterious and treasure-filled Karšuva Forest. Within its territory are parts of the Jūra Ichthyological Reserve and the Viešvilė State Nature Reserve.

The Kaskalnis Reserve stands out not only for its most impressive but also the highest inland dunes in the country, but also for the numerous dunes covered with pine trees. Scientists suggest that the inland dunes of Kaskalnis formed approximately 8,000–9,000 years ago. As the glaciers retreated, a large lake formed in that area, and as it dried up, the wind piled up the sand left on its bottom into large hills. These hills have survived to this day in the form of inland sand dunes. The Kaskalnis Reserve was established in 1988.

The reserve is dominated by pine forests, with spruce forests on its eastern edge. Moose, red deer, and wild boar are found in the reserve. Mushrooms, blueberries, and lingonberries grow here.

If you travel to the northern part, you can see the old border between the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Prussia. Also, right next to the border of the Viešvilė Nature Reserve, you will have a great opportunity to get to know this unique natural treasure without even stepping into it. After crossing the bridge over the Viešvilė stream, you will see another wonderful natural monument—a western taiga forest, barely touched by human hands.


It is believed that in the past, the name "Kaskalnis" referred to only one dune at the northeastern corner of the massif. It is said that this dune is the approximate site of an unofficial meeting between the rulers of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Teutonic Order in 1517. Ethnographer Hans E. von Knobloch was the first to notice that a 1705 map of the Ragnit district marked an object in this area called "Casto Calna"—Kastas Hill. There is also a note that King Sigismund the Old and the last Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Albrecht of Brandenburg, dined here. Other sources confirm that both rulers visited these areas in that year. The inscription suggests that to commemorate the event, they ordered the hill to be dug. Perhaps this is a legend, or maybe something similar was done, and the dune began to be called Kaskalnis.

Not every region can boast of having a forest or a woodland, but we have the endlessly mysterious and treasure-filled Karšuva Forest. 



Kaskalnis Geomorphological Reserve


Kauno Street has long been the main street of Jurbarkas. Stretching from west to east, it became a hub not only for residents but also for merchants. At the end of the 19th century, the first brick buildings were constructed along the street. It was the center of city life, with a bustling market, inns, artisan shops, a knitting shop, a tailor's shop, a clock repair shop, banks, hotels, the town hall, and a synagogue—a unique wooden architectural structure from the late 18th century, which was destroyed in the autumn of 1941.




Kauno Street has long been the main street of Jurbarkas. 


Kauno Street – Jurbarkas Old Town

The Kazimieras Jaunius Museum is located at Aitros g. 5, Lembo village, approximately 5.5 km from the town of Kvėdarna and 0.8 km from the Kvėdarna–Rietavas road., Originally, the property encompassed about 1.5 hectares, which included an orchard, yard, gardens, a pond, and several buildings. The original setup included a residential house, a shed, two barns, a pigsty, a granary, and a hayloft. Today, only the shed and granary remain., In 1989–1990, the museum was established in the restored granary of linguist and priest Kazimieras Jaunius. The museum features some of Jaunius' personal belongings, such as a table, chair, and a writing desk. The museum creates an atmosphere reminiscent of Jaunius' time. The museum grounds are enclosed by a traditional fence typical of the region. The granary is used for exhibitions and folk theater performances during the summer., Kazimieras Jaunius significantly impacted linguistics by studying Lithuanian dialects, standardizing the Lithuanian language, and promoting it among foreign linguists. He also contributed to the standardization and purification of Lithuanian lexis. In 1904, Jaunius was awarded a doctorate in comparative linguistics. He died on March 9, 1908, in poverty and solitude far from his homeland, and was buried in Kaunas.

The Kazimieras Jaunius Museum is located at Aitros g. 5, Lembo village, approximately 5.5 km from the town of Kvėdarna and 0.8 km from the Kvėdarna–Rietavas road.

Originally, the property encompassed about 1.5 hectares, which included an orchard, yard, gardens, a pond, and several buildings. The original setup included a residential house, a shed, two barns, a pigsty, a granary, and a hayloft. Today, only the shed and granary remain.

In 1989–1990, the museum was established in the restored granary of linguist and priest Kazimieras Jaunius. The museum features some of Jaunius' personal belongings, such as a table, chair, and a writing desk. The museum creates an atmosphere reminiscent of Jaunius' time. The museum grounds are enclosed by a traditional fence typical of the region. The granary is used for exhibitions and folk theater performances during the summer.

Kazimieras Jaunius significantly impacted linguistics by studying Lithuanian dialects, standardizing the Lithuanian language, and promoting it among foreign linguists. He also contributed to the standardization and purification of Lithuanian lexis. In 1904, Jaunius was awarded a doctorate in comparative linguistics. He died on March 9, 1908, in poverty and solitude far from his homeland, and was buried in Kaunas.

In 1989–1990, the museum was established in the restored granary of linguist and priest Kazimieras Jaunius. 

Kazimieras Jaunius Museum


Kelpšaičių Campsite is a cozy camping spot featuring several wooden and charming pavilions, along with fire pits.



Kelpšaičių Campsite


Before World War II, the Krakeniškiai State Estate encompassed 60 hectares and specialized in breeding three-year-old and four-year-old horses.



Krakeniškiai Manor


The Kreivėnai Hillfort, also known as the Kulmenai Hillfort, Castle Hill, and Vilkė Hillfort.



Kreivėnai Hillfort

In 1915, the Lauksargiai railway station was rebuilt, which at that time was a significant strategic object. Speaking of the station building itself, it can be said that the huge arched windows of the building and heavy wooden doors of two warehouses look impressive. The main station building housed a waiting hall, while the other buildings contained caretaker's apartments. Now a red brick building, it is a preserved object.

In 1915, the Lauksargiai railway station was rebuilt, which at that time was a significant strategic object. Speaking of the station building itsel...

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Architecture | Lauksargiai Railway Station



In 1915, the Lauksargiai railway station was rebuilt, which at that time was a significant strategic object.



Lauksargiai Railway Station


The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Laukuva is located in the town of Laukuva, by the Žemaičių road. It is an architectural monument. The Laukuva parish includes several chapels: Dvarviečiai, Laukuva, and Šiauduva.




The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Laukuva is located in the town of Laukuva, by the Žemaičių road. 



Laukuva Parish of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross

In 1766, a wooden chapel was constructed at the Lomių estate. The original chapel was built solely with an axe and secured with wooden nails, funded by the owners of the neighboring Janavas estate, the Šabliauskas family. In 1830, the wooden chapel in Lomių underwent repairs, and by 1850, local Catholics expanded and enlarged the chapel. The oldest archival document related to the church, in Latin, is stamped with a seal dated 1895., The Lomių chapel was maintained by priests from the Batakiai parish and was a filial of this parish. A 1926 entry in the visitation book of the Batakiai St. Anne's Church notes the efforts of the people of Lomių to establish a parish. In 1934, the first priest, Jonas Eičas, was assigned to Lomių and undertook significant renovation work on the chapel, including building a rectory, expanding and fencing the cemetery, and acquiring liturgical items. Funds were raised to cast an eight-centner bell in Tilžė, which was then brought to Lomių and named St. Anthony in honor of its blessing. During the bell's blessing ceremony, the people witnessed a rare sight: the car carrying the Bishop of Telšiai, Justinas Staugaitis., Father Juozas Šukys experienced the Soviet occupation of 1940 and the horrors of war. Under his initiative and the efforts of the parishioners, the Lomių church was expanded and renovated. The windows were adorned with modest stained glass, and a harmonium was purchased. Priest Vladas Radveikis served the Lomių parish from 1964 to 1974. He negotiated with the local Soviet farm authorities to have electricity installed in the church. Although villagers paid 2 kopecks per kilowatt-hour, the church was charged 20 kopecks. Radveikis repaired the church's exterior and interior, fixed a leaky roof, and, for the first time, organized a Nativity scene during Christmas., Since 1985, the Lomių church and parish have been served by priests from the Batakiai parish.

In 1766, a wooden chapel was constructed at the Lomių estate. The original chapel was built solely with an axe and secured with wooden nails, funded by the owners of the neighboring Janavas estate, the Šabliauskas family. In 1830, the wooden chapel in Lomių underwent repairs, and by 1850, local Catholics expanded and enlarged the chapel. The oldest archival document related to the church, in Latin, is stamped with a seal dated 1895.

The Lomių chapel was maintained by priests from the Batakiai parish and was a filial of this parish. A 1926 entry in the visitation book of the Batakiai St. Anne's Church notes the efforts of the people of Lomių to establish a parish. In 1934, the first priest, Jonas Eičas, was assigned to Lomių and undertook significant renovation work on the chapel, including building a rectory, expanding and fencing the cemetery, and acquiring liturgical items. Funds were raised to cast an eight-centner bell in Tilžė, which was then brought to Lomių and named St. Anthony in honor of its blessing. During the bell's blessing ceremony, the people witnessed a rare sight: the car carrying the Bishop of Telšiai, Justinas Staugaitis.

Father Juozas Šukys experienced the Soviet occupation of 1940 and the horrors of war. Under his initiative and the efforts of the parishioners, the Lomių church was expanded and renovated. The windows were adorned with modest stained glass, and a harmonium was purchased. Priest Vladas Radveikis served the Lomių parish from 1964 to 1974. He negotiated with the local Soviet farm authorities to have electricity installed in the church. Although villagers paid 2 kopecks per kilowatt-hour, the church was charged 20 kopecks. Radveikis repaired the church's exterior and interior, fixed a leaky roof, and, for the first time, organized a Nativity scene during Christmas.

Since 1985, the Lomių church and parish have been served by priests from the Batakiai parish.

In 1766, a wooden chapel was constructed at the Lomių estate. 



Lomiai Church of the Transfiguration of Christ



Ožnugaris Romuva is a sacred space imbued with meaning through tree sculptures and stone constructions. Spread over a 10-hectare forest area, the Romuva is established in an ancient place enveloped by a sacred aura - the Trišiūkštė Valley, which is known for its energetic anomalies and formed above Earth's crust faults. An astrological Altar is installed in the Romuva. It consists of twelve altars, shaped like a snake from the base to the top of the hill, the Temple of Love with a sculpture of the goddess Milda (almost 6 meters tall!), sculptures of the Caretaker and Žemyna (Earth Mother). Nearby is the center of the Romuva - a sacred grove surrounded by a mound about 1 meter high and several meters in diameter, formed from piled stones.



V. Kašinskas picture -2016, Romuva of Ožnugariai, sacred place.

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Historic monuments | Romuva of Ožnugariai

Romuva of Ožnugariai


In 1938, with the reconstruction of the church after World War I, the architecture was changed. 1947 In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the first Lithuanian book, the name of Martynas Mažvydas is given to Tauragė Church., 
1987 m. prie bažnyčios centrinio įėjimo esančiose nišose patalpinamos kalto vario Martyno Mažvydo ir Martino Liuterio skulptūros, kurių autorius tauragiškis tautodailininkas Antanas Bagdonas. Tai pirmosios pastatytos reformatorių – švietėjų skulptūros Lietuvoje.




In 1938, with the reconstruction of the church after World War I, the architecture was changed. 1947 In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the first Lithuanian book, the name of Martynas Mažvydas is given to Tauragė Church.


1987 m. prie bažnyčios centrinio įėjimo esančiose nišose patalpinamos kalto vario Martyno Mažvydo ir Martino Liuterio skulptūros, kurių autorius tauragiškis tautodailininkas Antanas Bagdonas. Tai pirmosios pastatytos reformatorių – švietėjų skulptūros Lietuvoje.



Construction was completed in 1843, the architect of the church - Karolis Gregotovičius.

Tauragė | Places of Interest | Architecture | Martynas Mažvydas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ta...


Construction was completed in 1843, the architect of the church - Karolis Gregotovičius.



Martynas Mažvydas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tauragė


The Sietuvos kūlgrinda is a stone-paved secret path through the marshland, believed to have been used by ancient Samogitians during their conflicts with enemies around the 13th to 14th centuries. Remarkably, this kūlgrinda is the only one in Lithuania that is still in use and has been adapted for visitors. It offers a unique and enjoyable experience for the whole family.




The Sietuvos kūlgrinda is a stone-paved secret path through the marshland,  used by ancient Samogitians during their conflicts with enemies.



Medieval Trail in the Marsh


The Tauragė pedestrian bridge is designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, spanning the Jūra River in Tauragė. It connects the Old Town with the city area on the right bank of the Jūra River, known as Butkeliai. On the city center side, the bridge continues from Prezidento Street and links with the renovated riverbank below and the pedestrian and cycling path ("Meilės Alley") at the top of the slope.




The Tauragė pedestrian bridge is designed for both pedestrians and cyclists, spanning the Jūra River in Tauragė. 



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