One of the most popular observation towers in Lithuania is located in the village of Baršėnai.
One of the most popular observation towers in Lithuania is located in the village of Baršėnai.
The tower is part of the Zirgu Island Nature Trail. The route runs along a narrow dam almost to the middle of the lake, where the tower is located.
The Rokiškis Region is a land of pristine lakes, centuries-old groves, and healing springs. Whether you’re seeking tranquility or active outdoor recreation, this list of open-access locations will be your perfect guide.
Founded by Baron Bernd Kerszenboeck I of the Livonian Order, the manor was first mentioned in 1515. Throughout its history, it has changed its hosts several times and survived wars and important historical events.
Usma is Latvia’s fourth largest lake and second largest by volume. It was formed thousands of years ago after glaciers retreated.
The 2-kilometer long trail located about 90 kilometers from Riga runs through a bog that started forming about 9,000 years ago.
A 250-meter-long wooden trail has appeared on Lake Jugla in Riga upon the initiative of local residents with the support of the Riga City Council.
Talsi is a cozy city in Latvia famous for its beautiful landscapes, lakes and unique architecture. Here, old wooden houses with tiled roofs blend perfectly with nature.
This 4-km long scenic trail is located 95 kilometers from Riga.
Lake Slokas is a great place for outdoor walks and bird watching throughout the year.