Hara Sadam is a unique tourist complex on the grounds of a former Soviet submarine base, located in the picturesque Lahemaa National Park, within an hour’s drive from Tallinn. Here, the harsh military legacy of the past is wonderfully combined with pristine nature and the sound of the sea.
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.
One of the most popular observation towers in Lithuania is located in the village of Baršėnai.
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.
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!
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.
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 picturesque spots on the Baltic Sea coast in Latvia is located approximately 65 kilometers from Liepāja.
Usma is Latvia’s fourth largest lake and second largest by volume. It was formed thousands of years ago after glaciers retreated.
The Ainaži Northern Breakwater is a historic hydraulic structure located less than 100 meters from the border with Estonia.