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          VšĮ „Žaliasis regionas“, keturių savivaldybių – Jurbarko, Šilalės, Tauragės ir Pagėgių – nauja viešoji įstaiga, kurios vienas iš tikslų yra įgyvendinti funkcinės zonos Tauragė+ plėtros strategiją, ypatingą dėmesį skiriant turizmo plėtros sąlygų gerinimui ir bendradarbiavimui. Tad Turizmo dieną „Žaliasis regionas“ kviečia visus susitikti ypatingame renginyje – „Turizmo diena Žaliajame regione“. Tai ne šiaip renginys, o unikali proga susiburti visiems, kurie myli savo kraštą, didžiuojasi jo gamtos grožiu, kultūra ir istorija. Svarbu, kad keturių savivaldybių gyventojai kartu su darbo grupe ir UAB Neuromarketingo agentūra ekspertais parengė svarbų dokumentą – Žaliojo regiono turizmo strategiją. ,           Strategija, kuri bus pristatyta Panemunės pilyje, siekiama sustiprinti Žaliojo regiono patrauklumą ir skatinti turizmą visoje mūsų teritorijoje. „Labai džiaugiamės, kad renginyje pristatysime ne tik pirmąją Lietuvoje keturių savivaldybių turizmo strategiją, bet čia pasirodys ir naujų turizmo paslaugų teikėjų, kurie pristatys savo idėjas ir paslaugas, – sako viešosios įstaigos „Žaliasis regionas“ direktorė Gaiva Mačiulaitienė. – Pasidžiaugti išties turime kuo: Piktupės slėnis, River House, Žemynos sodyba, kuriasi nauji restoranai, pirmą derlių nuima Upės pievos ūkis ir kiti. Bus įdomu visus suburti draugėn. Tai puiki galimybė norintiems prisidėti prie mūsų regiono turizmo plėtros susipažinti su naujomis iniciatyvomis ir pasiūlymais“.,            Visoje Žaliojo regiono teritorijoje turizmo informaciniai centrai organizuos viktoriną „O čia ar buvai?“. Gražiausiose lankytinose vietovėse bus įrengti stendai su nuotraukomis iš kitų mūsų krašto turizmo objektų. Reikės juos rasti, atspėti o nelankytas aplankyti.,            „Šis renginys – tai puiki proga mums visiems dar kartą atrasti, kiek daug vertybių yra visai šalia mūsų. Žaliasis regionas turi tiek daug paslėpto grožio – nuo nuostabių gamtos kampelių iki istorinių vietų, kurių reikšmę dažnai pamirštame, – sako G. Mačiulaitienė. – Turizmo dieną norime priminti visiems gyventojams, kad tik mes patys galime geriausiai puoselėti ir skleisti žinią apie savo kraštą“.

          VšĮ „Žaliasis regionas“, keturių savivaldybių – Jurbarko, Šilalės, Tauragės ir Pagėgių – nauja viešoji įstaiga, kurios vienas iš tikslų yra įgyvendinti funkcinės zonos Tauragė+ plėtros strategiją, ypatingą dėmesį skiriant turizmo plėtros sąlygų gerinimui ir bendradarbiavimui. Tad Turizmo dieną „Žaliasis regionas“ kviečia visus susitikti ypatingame renginyje – „Turizmo diena Žaliajame regione“. Tai ne šiaip renginys, o unikali proga susiburti visiems, kurie myli savo kraštą, didžiuojasi jo gamtos grožiu, kultūra ir istorija. Svarbu, kad keturių savivaldybių gyventojai kartu su darbo grupe ir UAB Neuromarketingo agentūra ekspertais parengė svarbų dokumentą – Žaliojo regiono turizmo strategiją. 

          Strategija, kuri bus pristatyta Panemunės pilyje, siekiama sustiprinti Žaliojo regiono patrauklumą ir skatinti turizmą visoje mūsų teritorijoje. „Labai džiaugiamės, kad renginyje pristatysime ne tik pirmąją Lietuvoje keturių savivaldybių turizmo strategiją, bet čia pasirodys ir naujų turizmo paslaugų teikėjų, kurie pristatys savo idėjas ir paslaugas, – sako viešosios įstaigos „Žaliasis regionas“ direktorė Gaiva Mačiulaitienė. – Pasidžiaugti išties turime kuo: Piktupės slėnis, River House, Žemynos sodyba, kuriasi nauji restoranai, pirmą derlių nuima Upės pievos ūkis ir kiti. Bus įdomu visus suburti draugėn. Tai puiki galimybė norintiems prisidėti prie mūsų regiono turizmo plėtros susipažinti su naujomis iniciatyvomis ir pasiūlymais“.

           Visoje Žaliojo regiono teritorijoje turizmo informaciniai centrai organizuos viktoriną „O čia ar buvai?“. Gražiausiose lankytinose vietovėse bus įrengti stendai su nuotraukomis iš kitų mūsų krašto turizmo objektų. Reikės juos rasti, atspėti o nelankytas aplankyti.

           „Šis renginys – tai puiki proga mums visiems dar kartą atrasti, kiek daug vertybių yra visai šalia mūsų. Žaliasis regionas turi tiek daug paslėpto grožio – nuo nuostabių gamtos kampelių iki istorinių vietų, kurių reikšmę dažnai pamirštame, – sako G. Mačiulaitienė. – Turizmo dieną norime priminti visiems gyventojams, kad tik mes patys galime geriausiai puoselėti ir skleisti žinią apie savo kraštą“.

Pasaulinę turizmo dieną Žaliajame regione švęskime kartu

Naujienos | Krašto lobių paieška Žaliajame Regione

Krašto lobių paieška Žaliajame Regione

The year 2024 has been declared the Year of Šarūnas Šimulynas—a sculptor, graphic artist, painter, novelist, and poet—in the Jurbarkas district., The Jurbarkas Region Festival will take place on August 22-25, 2024., The festival will officially begin on August 22 at 6:00 PM with the opening of Šarūnas Šimulynas' art exhibition "Eternal Travelers Finally Return" at the Jurbarkas Exhibition and Concert Hall (Vydūno St. 21, Jurbarkas). The spacious former Church building, now the Jurbarkas Exhibition and Concert Hall, will display his graphics, sculptures, and paintings. The artist's work will be introduced by Dr. Vidas Poškus, an art historian and the director and exhibition curator at the Vilnius Academy of Arts "Titanikas" gallery., Šarūnas Šimulynas, born in Veliuona, raised in Kaunas, and creatively active in Vilnius, spent his life traveling, but has finally returned to Jurbarkas and beloved Veliuona. What greater gift could this restless soul, who roamed many continents, receive from his fellow countrymen? Defying the saying "A prophet is not without honor except in his own country," Šarūnas returns with his artistic legacy to his homeland. The year 2024 marks not only his 85th birth anniversary and the 25th anniversary of his passing but also his remarkable return., A retrospective exhibition of the artist's work—spanning sculpture (wood, bronze, mixed media, stone), painting (oil, canvas, cardboard), and graphics (lithography, ink, paper)—will be held in the Church building of the Jurbarkas Regional Museum. The artworks on display were created between 1965 and 1998, providing an overview of three decades of his prolific artistic career., The exhibition presents the artist in a broad context. Along with the exhibition in Jurbarkas, a concurrent show in Veliuona showcases an extensive collection of over seventy works drawn from private collections and the family archive., The exhibition will run from August 22 to October 1., 
Opening: August 22 at 6:00 PM., 
Location: Exhibition and Concert Hall (former Church building), Vydūno St. 21, Jurbarkas., 
Exhibition curator: Regina Šimulynienė., 
Organizers: Veliuona Cultural Center., Sponsors: Jurbarkas District Municipality, Jurbarkas Regional Museum, Vinco Grybas Museum, Veliuona Community.
Media sponsors: Jurbarkas district newspapers "Šviesa" and "Mūsų laikas."

The year 2024 has been declared the Year of Šarūnas Šimulynas—a sculptor, graphic artist, painter, novelist, and poet—in the Jurbarkas district.

The Jurbarkas Region Festival will take place on August 22-25, 2024.

The festival will officially begin on August 22 at 6:00 PM with the opening of Šarūnas Šimulynas' art exhibition "Eternal Travelers Finally Return" at the Jurbarkas Exhibition and Concert Hall (Vydūno St. 21, Jurbarkas). The spacious former Church building, now the Jurbarkas Exhibition and Concert Hall, will display his graphics, sculptures, and paintings. The artist's work will be introduced by Dr. Vidas Poškus, an art historian and the director and exhibition curator at the Vilnius Academy of Arts "Titanikas" gallery.

Šarūnas Šimulynas, born in Veliuona, raised in Kaunas, and creatively active in Vilnius, spent his life traveling, but has finally returned to Jurbarkas and beloved Veliuona. What greater gift could this restless soul, who roamed many continents, receive from his fellow countrymen? Defying the saying "A prophet is not without honor except in his own country," Šarūnas returns with his artistic legacy to his homeland. The year 2024 marks not only his 85th birth anniversary and the 25th anniversary of his passing but also his remarkable return.

A retrospective exhibition of the artist's work—spanning sculpture (wood, bronze, mixed media, stone), painting (oil, canvas, cardboard), and graphics (lithography, ink, paper)—will be held in the Church building of the Jurbarkas Regional Museum. The artworks on display were created between 1965 and 1998, providing an overview of three decades of his prolific artistic career.

The exhibition presents the artist in a broad context. Along with the exhibition in Jurbarkas, a concurrent show in Veliuona showcases an extensive collection of over seventy works drawn from private collections and the family archive.

The exhibition will run from August 22 to October 1.


Location: Exhibition and Concert Hall (former Church building), Vydūno St. 21, Jurbarkas.


Exhibition curator: Regina Šimulynienė.

Sponsors: Jurbarkas District Municipality, Jurbarkas Regional Museum, Vinco Grybas Museum, Veliuona Community.
Media sponsors: Jurbarkas district newspapers "Šviesa" and "Mūsų laikas."

2024- tieji Jurbarko rajone paskelbti skulptoriaus, grafiko, tapytojo, novelisto, poezijos autoriaus Šarūno Šimulyno metai s.

Naujienos | Jurbarko krašto šventės pradžią pažymės menininko Šarūno Šimulyno kūrybos paroda „Amž...

The year 2024 has been declared the Year of Šarūnas Šimulynas.

The Jurbarkas Region Festival will kick off with an exhibition of artist Šarūnas Šimulynas' work, titled "Eternal Travelers Finally Return." 

Sometimes we travel half the world without having seen the most beautiful places in Lithuania. The "Green Region," which connects the municipalities of Jurbarkas, Šilalė, Tauragė, and Pagėgiai districts, certainly has something to offer everyone—from breathtaking natural scenery to remote corners that tell ancient legends and stories of modern life., The name "Green Region" was not chosen by chance. In this landscape, known as the "Green Region," the past, present, and future intertwine, offering each traveler a unique route through intriguing historical labyrinths and nature trails. "After exploring this magnificent area, you will quickly understand why this name was chosen. The harmony of natural beauty and culture creates a special atmosphere. We want to preserve all of this, which is why we opt for green electricity and strive to make tourism services environmentally friendly. Visitors can travel on eco-friendly electric buses, and those driving electric vehicles will find charging stations in all the region's towns," says G. Mačiulaitienė, inviting those planning a trip to the "Green Region" to discover its most beautiful natural spots., You will see a castle of incredible beauty when you arrive in Tauragė—one of the most important historical monuments in this region., "In fact, Tauragė Castle was never a typical castle—it functioned as a customs office and later a prison. Today, it houses the regional museum 'Santaka,' where various cultural events, concerts, and exhibitions are regularly held. One of the legends says that beneath the castle is an undiscovered tunnel leading to Tauragė Manor under the Jūra River. Visitors will surely enjoy the well-kept park area with excellently maintained walking paths, rest zones, and picnic areas," shares Gaiva Mačiulaitienė, head of the Green Region. In Tauragė, you can also participate in the first and only educational program in Lithuania about renewable energy, "The Wind is Green." With the help of virtual reality glasses, you can ascend to a height of 220 meters and see not only the inside of a wind turbine and its mechanisms but also the landscape from above., Take time to explore the town of Tauragė and the district, nestled among the loops of the Jūra River, impressive hills, and scenic cliffs. See the spectacular Pagramantis cliff, whose layers reveal almost 200,000 years of history, and walk the Plynosios Bog and Akmena nature trails. While in Tauragė, make sure to visit Pagramantis Regional Park, a true sanctuary of nature. Here, the landscape is enhanced by majestic river valleys, impressive cliffs, and hanging bridges. From the observation tower in Pagramantis, located at the confluence of the Akmena and Jūra rivers, you can admire the full beauty of the landscape, and down by the river, you can feel the different temperatures of the converging waters., While traveling through this region, you'll not only enjoy the sights but also immerse yourself in culture and art, as the abundance of cultural events delights both locals and visitors year-round. For instance, the Tauragė JAZZ Festival and the International Tauragė Music Festival attract people from all over Lithuania. The latter is organized by opera soloist Liudas Mikalauskas, who hails from this town. The Vilkyškiai Organ Music Festival is also worth your attention, offering chamber music performances in churches, along with the Veliuona Summer Festival, Medvėgalis Arts Festival, and Bijotai Manor Festival, which invite listeners to return each year to this beautiful region to experience culture and lift their spirits., "We want to open the treasure chest of our region's heritage, traditions, and creativity to everyone, so we invite you to come and see it for yourself. We are confident that we will have something to surprise both first-time visitors and those returning again," says Gaiva Mačiulaitienė, director of VŠĮ "Green Region.", Read more: , https://www.delfi.lt/uzsakomasis-turinys/keliones/graziausiais-marsrutais-po-lietuva-keturias-savivaldybes-apjungiantis-zaliasis-regionas-nustebins-ne-viena-120041460

Sometimes we travel half the world without having seen the most beautiful places in Lithuania. The "Green Region," which connects the municipalities of Jurbarkas, Šilalė, Tauragė, and Pagėgiai districts, certainly has something to offer everyone—from breathtaking natural scenery to remote corners that tell ancient legends and stories of modern life.

The name "Green Region" was not chosen by chance. In this landscape, known as the "Green Region," the past, present, and future intertwine, offering each traveler a unique route through intriguing historical labyrinths and nature trails. "After exploring this magnificent area, you will quickly understand why this name was chosen. The harmony of natural beauty and culture creates a special atmosphere. We want to preserve all of this, which is why we opt for green electricity and strive to make tourism services environmentally friendly. Visitors can travel on eco-friendly electric buses, and those driving electric vehicles will find charging stations in all the region's towns," says G. Mačiulaitienė, inviting those planning a trip to the "Green Region" to discover its most beautiful natural spots.

You will see a castle of incredible beauty when you arrive in Tauragė—one of the most important historical monuments in this region.

"In fact, Tauragė Castle was never a typical castle—it functioned as a customs office and later a prison. Today, it houses the regional museum 'Santaka,' where various cultural events, concerts, and exhibitions are regularly held. One of the legends says that beneath the castle is an undiscovered tunnel leading to Tauragė Manor under the Jūra River. Visitors will surely enjoy the well-kept park area with excellently maintained walking paths, rest zones, and picnic areas," shares Gaiva Mačiulaitienė, head of the Green Region. In Tauragė, you can also participate in the first and only educational program in Lithuania about renewable energy, "The Wind is Green." With the help of virtual reality glasses, you can ascend to a height of 220 meters and see not only the inside of a wind turbine and its mechanisms but also the landscape from above.

Take time to explore the town of Tauragė and the district, nestled among the loops of the Jūra River, impressive hills, and scenic cliffs. See the spectacular Pagramantis cliff, whose layers reveal almost 200,000 years of history, and walk the Plynosios Bog and Akmena nature trails. While in Tauragė, make sure to visit Pagramantis Regional Park, a true sanctuary of nature. Here, the landscape is enhanced by majestic river valleys, impressive cliffs, and hanging bridges. From the observation tower in Pagramantis, located at the confluence of the Akmena and Jūra rivers, you can admire the full beauty of the landscape, and down by the river, you can feel the different temperatures of the converging waters.

While traveling through this region, you'll not only enjoy the sights but also immerse yourself in culture and art, as the abundance of cultural events delights both locals and visitors year-round. For instance, the Tauragė JAZZ Festival and the International Tauragė Music Festival attract people from all over Lithuania. The latter is organized by opera soloist Liudas Mikalauskas, who hails from this town. The Vilkyškiai Organ Music Festival is also worth your attention, offering chamber music performances in churches, along with the Veliuona Summer Festival, Medvėgalis Arts Festival, and Bijotai Manor Festival, which invite listeners to return each year to this beautiful region to experience culture and lift their spirits.

"We want to open the treasure chest of our region's heritage, traditions, and creativity to everyone, so we invite you to come and see it for yourself. We are confident that we will have something to surprise both first-time visitors and those returning again," says Gaiva Mačiulaitienė, director of VŠĮ "Green Region."

Būna, apkeliaujame pusę pasaulio, o gražiausių Lietuvos vietų nesame matę...

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Sometimes we travel half the world without having seen the most beautiful places in Lithuania...

The Most Scenic Routes in Lithuania: The "Green Region" Connecting Four Municipalities Will Surprise Many

"Kugelinės" is a tradition that existed over a hundred years ago in the Obelynas region. On August 25, 2024, at 1:00 PM, the Obelynas Multifunctional Center's recreation area will host the , Traditional Culinary Heritage Festival-Competition "Kugelinės.", Program:, 1:00 PM, : Opening of the "Kugelinės" festival, introduction of competition participants., 1:30 PM, : Kugelis cooking workshop and tasting., 2:00 PM, : , SKRABALMAN SHOW,  (featuring TV show participant and xylophone virtuoso Karolis Šileika)., 3:00 PM, : Concert by the folklore ensemble "Dainoriai" (led by Paulius Kablys)., 4:00 PM, : Kugelis eating championship (on-site registration)., 4:30 PM, : Awards for competition participants., During the event, there will be a "Wooden Games Corner" (games organized by "Vertimų pramogos") and outdoor market vendors., The hosts eagerly await your presence at this traditional culinary heritage festival. Come, showcase yourself, meet others, and enjoy some delicious kugelis!, We invite teams, families, and individuals to register for the competition and present their best kugelis recipes at the festival. Register by filling out the form , here,  or by calling +37061211815 (Silvijana) (registration open until August 21 at 5:00 PM)., The project is funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture and the Šilalė District Municipality., The project is implemented by the Upyna Cultural Center of the Šilalė District Municipality's Cultural Center., Project partners:, Upyna Ward Administration of the Šilalė District Municipality, Obelynas Community Center, Obelynas Multifunctional Center of Šilalė Darius and Girėnas Progymnasium, Vladas Statkevičius Museum of Šilalė, Šilalė District Municipality Public Library, Please note that the event will be filmed, photographed, and publicized in accordance with legal regulations.

"Kugelinės" is a tradition that existed over a hundred years ago in the Obelynas region. On August 25, 2024, at 1:00 PM, the Obelynas Multifunctional Center's recreation area will host the 

Traditional Culinary Heritage Festival-Competition "Kugelinės."

During the event, there will be a "Wooden Games Corner" (games organized by "Vertimų pramogos") and outdoor market vendors.

The hosts eagerly await your presence at this traditional culinary heritage festival. Come, showcase yourself, meet others, and enjoy some delicious kugelis!

We invite teams, families, and individuals to register for the competition and present their best kugelis recipes at the festival. Register by filling out the form 

 or by calling +37061211815 (Silvijana) (registration open until August 21 at 5:00 PM).

The project is funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture and the Šilalė District Municipality.

The project is implemented by the Upyna Cultural Center of the Šilalė District Municipality's Cultural Center.

Please note that the event will be filmed, photographed, and publicized in accordance with legal regulations.

„Kugelinės“ – tai tradicija, gyvavusi daugiau nei prieš šimtą metų Obelyno apylinkėse.

Naujienos | Kviečia į šventę-varžytuves “Kugelinės”

"Kugelinės" is a tradition that existed over a hundred years ago in the Obelynas region.

 Invitation to the Festival-Competition "Kugelinės"

Tauragė will soon welcome a new four-star hotel, marking a significant development that could make it one of the most hospitable cities not just in Lithuania but across Europe. Local entrepreneurs are currently undertaking an ambitious project to breathe new life into the historic "Tauragė" building. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the renovated and modernized building will soon reopen its doors as a welcoming and comfortable hotel, transforming the tourism and business landscape of Western Lithuania., "Tauragė is now a city creating a resort-like atmosphere," says Eglė Rukšėnaitė, director of the hotel and SPA development company E77. "Tauragė challenges Lithuanian resorts and aims to become one of the most popular destinations for those seeking pleasant experiences during their travels or comfortable stays in the region. We anticipate a 55% occupancy rate, aligning with the average of successful hotels in Lithuania.", The renovated "Tauragė" hotel will feature a distinctive interior and be located near the city's landmark—its castle, in the main square. It will appeal to weekend vacationers, solo travelers, and local explorers, offering accommodation for both short and extended stays. The four-star hotel expects to host around 28,000 guests annually., The building has been completely renovated and modernized by a professional team of architects, maintaining the stylish aura of mid-20th century modernism. The new owners, UAB "Agavos prekyba," have revived this New York-style hotel, with the unique concept created by E77., "We aim to meet all guest expectations," says Tadas Alijošius, the hotel's director. "The 'Tauragė' hotel is the second in the city managed by our team, and it's four times larger than the first. However, our goal is to achieve the highest quality standards and receive top reviews that guests will gladly share after their stay. Our 'Senamiesčio apartamentai' in Tauragė, rated 9.7 by guests, have set a high standard. We aim for a perfect 10 for the renovated 'Tauragė' hotel, thus promoting Tauragė as one of the most hospitable cities in Europe.", Experienced hotel and SPA center development expert Eglė Rukšėnaitė predicts success for the new hotel: "A hotel of this level is new to Tauragė. High-quality, multifunctional hotels have been successfully operating in small European towns for decades, in countries like Germany, Sweden, and Poland. Recently, we have received numerous requests from small Lithuanian town municipalities to help develop hotels of this caliber, but businesses are often hesitant to undertake such projects in small towns.", In central Lithuania, there is no other hotel of this level that can accommodate 140-160 guests and offer both commercial space rentals and event venues. The hotel will feature 70 rooms, including single, double, and luxury suites. Each room will have a bathroom and kitchenette, while luxury suites will also include a living area., The hotel will also include a conference hall capable of hosting events for up to 100 participants. When combined with the restaurant, the space can comfortably accommodate up to 250 guests. The hotel's flexible and modern solutions will allow for easy conversion of spaces for smaller events, catering to groups of 10 to 50 people., For those who enjoy staying active, the hotel will offer a well-equipped gym accessible to all guests., The hotel's restaurant, AIKŠTĖ, with an outdoor terrace, will provide a great space for both work and relaxation. Local residents and visitors are invited to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the stylish outdoor terrace, bar, or lounge area with comfortable seating., Clearly, the hotel will meet the growing demand for accommodation in Tauragė, whether for business or family travel. Remote workers requiring focused environments will find designated quiet spaces., The owners of the "Tauragė" hotel will create 30 to 50 attractive jobs in the region. Positions such as managers, administrators, housekeepers, waiters, and other staff will be invited to contribute to the hotel's growth, creating a unique environment., These specialists will have opportunities for professional development, and after mastering hotel service standards and acquiring the necessary skills, they can explore new career fields., The modern renovation and other innovative solutions for the "Tauragė" hotel were designed by architect Algirdas Stripinis from the company "UP architektai.", The hotel has a long history, and the renovation aimed to respectfully preserve both the original architecture and the interior style. The strict geometric forms combined with elements of plastic lines create modern spaces, while subtle details evoke the modernism of the 1970s-1980s., The interior, created by the E77 team and interior architect Jurgita Masiukaitė, revives the traditions of mid-20th century style, complemented by the latest European-level technologies, ensuring unparalleled comfort during guests' stays.

Tauragė will soon welcome a new four-star hotel, marking a significant development that could make it one of the most hospitable cities not just in Lithuania but across Europe. Local entrepreneurs are currently undertaking an ambitious project to breathe new life into the historic "Tauragė" building. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the renovated and modernized building will soon reopen its doors as a welcoming and comfortable hotel, transforming the tourism and business landscape of Western Lithuania.

"Tauragė is now a city creating a resort-like atmosphere," says Eglė Rukšėnaitė, director of the hotel and SPA development company E77. "Tauragė challenges Lithuanian resorts and aims to become one of the most popular destinations for those seeking pleasant experiences during their travels or comfortable stays in the region. We anticipate a 55% occupancy rate, aligning with the average of successful hotels in Lithuania."

The renovated "Tauragė" hotel will feature a distinctive interior and be located near the city's landmark—its castle, in the main square. It will appeal to weekend vacationers, solo travelers, and local explorers, offering accommodation for both short and extended stays. The four-star hotel expects to host around 28,000 guests annually.

The building has been completely renovated and modernized by a professional team of architects, maintaining the stylish aura of mid-20th century modernism. The new owners, UAB "Agavos prekyba," have revived this New York-style hotel, with the unique concept created by E77.

"We aim to meet all guest expectations," says Tadas Alijošius, the hotel's director. "The 'Tauragė' hotel is the second in the city managed by our team, and it's four times larger than the first. However, our goal is to achieve the highest quality standards and receive top reviews that guests will gladly share after their stay. Our 'Senamiesčio apartamentai' in Tauragė, rated 9.7 by guests, have set a high standard. We aim for a perfect 10 for the renovated 'Tauragė' hotel, thus promoting Tauragė as one of the most hospitable cities in Europe."

Experienced hotel and SPA center development expert Eglė Rukšėnaitė predicts success for the new hotel: "A hotel of this level is new to Tauragė. High-quality, multifunctional hotels have been successfully operating in small European towns for decades, in countries like Germany, Sweden, and Poland. Recently, we have received numerous requests from small Lithuanian town municipalities to help develop hotels of this caliber, but businesses are often hesitant to undertake such projects in small towns."

In central Lithuania, there is no other hotel of this level that can accommodate 140-160 guests and offer both commercial space rentals and event venues. The hotel will feature 70 rooms, including single, double, and luxury suites. Each room will have a bathroom and kitchenette, while luxury suites will also include a living area.

The hotel will also include a conference hall capable of hosting events for up to 100 participants. When combined with the restaurant, the space can comfortably accommodate up to 250 guests. The hotel's flexible and modern solutions will allow for easy conversion of spaces for smaller events, catering to groups of 10 to 50 people.

For those who enjoy staying active, the hotel will offer a well-equipped gym accessible to all guests.

The hotel's restaurant, AIKŠTĖ, with an outdoor terrace, will provide a great space for both work and relaxation. Local residents and visitors are invited to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the stylish outdoor terrace, bar, or lounge area with comfortable seating.

Clearly, the hotel will meet the growing demand for accommodation in Tauragė, whether for business or family travel. Remote workers requiring focused environments will find designated quiet spaces.

The owners of the "Tauragė" hotel will create 30 to 50 attractive jobs in the region. Positions such as managers, administrators, housekeepers, waiters, and other staff will be invited to contribute to the hotel's growth, creating a unique environment.

These specialists will have opportunities for professional development, and after mastering hotel service standards and acquiring the necessary skills, they can explore new career fields.

The modern renovation and other innovative solutions for the "Tauragė" hotel were designed by architect Algirdas Stripinis from the company "UP architektai."

The hotel has a long history, and the renovation aimed to respectfully preserve both the original architecture and the interior style. The strict geometric forms combined with elements of plastic lines create modern spaces, while subtle details evoke the modernism of the 1970s-1980s.

The interior, created by the E77 team and interior architect Jurgita Masiukaitė, revives the traditions of mid-20th century style, complemented by the latest European-level technologies, ensuring unparalleled comfort during guests' stays.

Tauragė netrukus gali tapti vienu iš svetingiausių miestų ne tik Lietuvoje, bet ir Europoje.

Naujienos | Tauragėje greitu metu sulauksime naujo, 4-ių žvaigždučių viešbučio


Tauragė will soon welcome a new four-star hotel, marking a significant development that could make it one of the most hospitable cities not just in Lithuania but across Europe. 



Tauragė will soon welcome a new four-star hotel

"One of the most powerful moments in life is when a grown child starts calling me 'mom.' The first times it slips out through a filter of awkwardness—testing, weighing, wondering if it's too soon. I never show my emotions—accepting it naturally makes the transition into daily life smoother. For me, it's a recognition—I didn't give birth, I didn't raise them from the start, but I am 'mom.' It's an advance for being there from now on, until the end of the world," says Eglė Vaitkevičienė, a foster care ambassador and mother of 18 children., "To Raise a Person" is a unique traveling photography exhibition that portrays the daily moments of foster families across Lithuania. Over two years, families shared their stories and the warmest moments of their lives. This exhibition offers an up-close look at 15 families from different parts of Lithuania, all united by the fact that they became homes for children in need., Perhaps you too can become a home for children in Lithuania., More information about foster care is available at: , https://globoscentrai.lt/, Exhibition organized by the project: "Improving Child Welfare and Safety, Enhancing the Quality and Accessibility of Services for Families, Foster Parents (Guardians)" No. 08.4.1-ESFA-V-405-02-0001, Photographs captured by "Foto Plunksna."

"One of the most powerful moments in life is when a grown child starts calling me 'mom.' The first times it slips out through a filter of awkwardness—testing, weighing, wondering if it's too soon. I never show my emotions—accepting it naturally makes the transition into daily life smoother. For me, it's a recognition—I didn't give birth, I didn't raise them from the start, but I am 'mom.' It's an advance for being there from now on, until the end of the world," says Eglė Vaitkevičienė, a foster care ambassador and mother of 18 children.

"To Raise a Person" is a unique traveling photography exhibition that portrays the daily moments of foster families across Lithuania. Over two years, families shared their stories and the warmest moments of their lives. This exhibition offers an up-close look at 15 families from different parts of Lithuania, all united by the fact that they became homes for children in need.

Perhaps you too can become a home for children in Lithuania.

More information about foster care is available at: 

Exhibition organized by the project: "Improving Child Welfare and Safety, Enhancing the Quality and Accessibility of Services for Families, Foster Parents (Guardians)" No. 08.4.1-ESFA-V-405-02-0001

,,Vienas stipriausių momentų gyvenime, kai gerokai ūgtelėjęs vaikas pradeda mane vadinti mama.

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"One of the most powerful moments in life is when a grown child starts calling me 'mom.'

The Jurbarkas Library is hosting a photography exhibition titled "To Raise a Person," which showcases the lives of foster families. 

On July 19, the traditional Lumpėnai Village Summer Festival took place in Lumpėnai. Ligita Kazlauskienė, Deputy Mayor of Pagėgiai Municipality, who was standing in for the mayor, congratulated the residents of the ward. She expressed her joy at the active and tireless communities and residents of the ward, encouraging them to continue nurturing their region, helping one another, and working together to create a better future for all., Lithuanian Parliament member Ričardas Juška also delivered a congratulatory speech. He presented awards to Gražina Jankauskienė and Jūratė Mažutienė, the leaders of Lumpėnai village communities, for their creativity, successful project activities, and efforts to improve the quality of life within the community, as well as for the preservation of cultural values., During the ceremonial opening, newborns and the ward’s high school graduates were honored, and the winners of a darts competition between teams from the Pagėgiai Municipality wards were awarded. A photography exhibition by the late Eugenijus Skipitis, a respected public figure from the Pagėgiai region, was also presented. The event was further enhanced by performances from Pagėgiai region artists, a solo program by singer Airida Burkauskienė, and concerts by the groups "MIX" and "Bernužėliai."

On July 19, the traditional Lumpėnai Village Summer Festival took place in Lumpėnai. Ligita Kazlauskienė, Deputy Mayor of Pagėgiai Municipality, who was standing in for the mayor, congratulated the residents of the ward. She expressed her joy at the active and tireless communities and residents of the ward, encouraging them to continue nurturing their region, helping one another, and working together to create a better future for all.

Lithuanian Parliament member Ričardas Juška also delivered a congratulatory speech. He presented awards to Gražina Jankauskienė and Jūratė Mažutienė, the leaders of Lumpėnai village communities, for their creativity, successful project activities, and efforts to improve the quality of life within the community, as well as for the preservation of cultural values.

During the ceremonial opening, newborns and the ward’s high school graduates were honored, and the winners of a darts competition between teams from the Pagėgiai Municipality wards were awarded. A photography exhibition by the late Eugenijus Skipitis, a respected public figure from the Pagėgiai region, was also presented. The event was further enhanced by performances from Pagėgiai region artists, a solo program by singer Airida Burkauskienė, and concerts by the groups "MIX" and "Bernužėliai."

Liepos 19 dieną Lumpėnuose vyko tradicinė Lumpėnų kaimo vasaros šventė.

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On July 19, the traditional Lumpėnai Village Summer Festival took place in Lumpėnai. 

Lumpėnai Village Summer Festival '24

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