Rokiškis is a city where the history of Lithuanian nobility comes alive, and the streets are adorned with the vibrant colors of folk traditions. We’ve put together a route through the city’s most interesting spots, sure to make you fall in love with this region.
One of the most beautiful noble residences in Lithuania, today home to the Museum of Local History. Here you can learn about the life of the Counts Tyzenhauzen, see a unique collection of wooden masks, and stroll along the shady alleys of the ancient park.
A neo-Gothic masterpiece that amazes with its grandeur and interiors. The church is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The heart of the city, where historical architecture meets art. Take note of the majestic monuments and unique house shutters, many of which have been transformed into living paintings.
A charming symbol that often becomes the centerpiece of travel photographs. Encountering the Rokiškis hare is said to bring good luck on your travels.
Rokiškis is rightly called the city of painted shutters. A stroll along this street is like visiting an open-air gallery, where fairytale scenes, flowers, and birds come to life on the windows of houses.
A unique space dedicated to Lithuania’s most famous woodcarver is filled with intricate works that convey the spirit and mythology of the region.
An unusual open-air exhibition recalling the dairy traditions of the region (Rokiškis is famous for its cheese). Original retro cars delight both children and adults.
An ideal place to end your route. Here you can enjoy the tranquility of nature, stroll along the Calvaries trails, and relax by the water while admiring the panoramic views.
If you want to discover the Rokiškis region, start your journey here. The centre will help you with everything you need while you enjoy exploring Rokiškis.
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