The Biržai region, located in the northernmost part of Lithuania, bordering Latvia, is a land where centuries-old history intertwines with unique nature. It is best known for its majestic Radziwill Castle, brewing traditions, and karst sinkholes: the dissolution of gypsum rocks creating picturesque lakes and mysterious caves.
Within just a 20-minute drive from Biržai, a true Lithuanian Provence is located — the Lavandų ūkis Lavender Farm. It’s a picturesque haven of tranquility and inspiration, where people come to recharge in the midst of nature.
Nestled in the heart of the city, within the restored palace of Biržai Castle, the Museum “Sėla” – named after the ancient Baltic tribe of the Selonians – is a modern complex that brings to life four centuries of northern Lithuania’s history.
Gačionys is not just an architectural monument, but a living family home, where history and aesthetics are intertwined with the warmth of private hospitality. The owners of the estate, Gintaras and Sigutė Balčiunai, open the doors of their estate to share with the world their unique heritage and the atmosphere of true salon culture.
History isn’t just the chronology of dates and lists of names we read in textbooks. Behind every exhibit in the renovated “House of the Future” stands someone’s interrupted life, someone’s hope, or a silent heroic deed. Walking through these halls on your own means seeing facts. Walking with a guide means hearing voices, which is why we recommend exploring the exhibition at the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia with a guide.
Rokiškis is the perfect destination for a family trip. Here, fairytale museums, ancient manors, and active entertainment harmoniously complement each other. Today, we’d like to present a route that will appeal to both children and parents!
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.
In the heart of Riga, on Latvian Riflemen’s Square, you will find the renovated “House of the Future” – the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia. This place is more than just an exhibition; it offers a deep dive into the history that unites all the Baltic countries. If you want to understand modern Latvia, its character, and its path to freedom, this museum is a must-see.
A stunning blend of contemporary art and history awaits you just 20 minutes from Vilnius. This journey will take you to the geographic center of the continent and five centuries back in time to one of Lithuania’s most enigmatic manors.
This unique museum not only for Lithuania but also internationally displays the largest collection – more than 16,000 exhibits – of spy equipment used by the KGB, NKVD and intelligence services. The collection was created with great interest in the history of Lithuania and state security services and law enforcement agencies during the Soviet era.