Latest Routes

The most visited objects of Šilalė district: the surroundings of Bijotai and Upyna
This route includes the most visited objects of Šilalė district: Poškos Baubliai, Girdiškė Church of the St. Virgin Mary of the Snows, the birthplace of Stasys Girėnas, and other lesser-known places of interest in the area.

Red brick Klaipėda
Klaipėda (formerly Memel) is one of the oldest cities in the territory of the present-day Lithuania according to the date of its foundation, but the oldest brick buildings (except for the castle fortifications) in Klaipėda city date back only to the 16th century.

Literary Klaipėda in the interwar period
The route “Literary Klaipėda between the Wars” invites you to take a walk around Klaipėda and get to know the memorable places in our city where writers, poets, publicists, and press workers lived and/or worked during the interwar period.

Memorial Marks of Famous People in Tauragė
Tauragė is a border city, established near the old Hanseatic road, which used to connect Saint Petersburg, Riga and other cities with Western Europe. The city was the home of many famous people and even more of them have travelled by, including historical figures and world-famous writers. Locals have decorated the city squares with monuments and memorial boards in memory of those people, as well as named various objects after them.

Marks of Cultural Heritage and History in Tauragė
Historical resources mention Tauragė for the first time in 1507. During the course of history, the geographic location of the border city was quite an advantage, especially in terms of trade, but the city and its surroundings also used to suffer more than other places during the war. In order to show the noble historical past of Tauragė and the cultural values that have survived to this day, we offer you a route of the Marks of Cultural Heritage and History in Tauragė. Take a walk and visit 10 objects.

On the Banks of the Jūra River
The Jūra River, winding through Tauragė, flows out in Aukštasis Tyras upland moor not far from Jankaičiai village (Rietavas municipality) and flows into Nemunas River along Šereitlaukis village (Pagėgiai municipality). Jūra is the tenth longest river (171.8 km), flowing only in the territory of Lithuania.