If you visit the Sun city Šiauliai at least once in your life, you will definitely have to:
1. Experience the magic of 1700 roses blooming in the Chaimas Frenkelis’ Villa-Museum park.
2. Take a photo at one of the city’s symbols, the largest animal sculpture in Lithuania – the Iron Fox.
3. Walk along the third oldest boulevard in Europe.
4. Enjoy the incredibly beautiful sunset, having settled yourself on the shore of Lake Rėkyva or on the 80-meter-long wooden bridge.
5. Taste a melting chocolate bubble at Rūta café, located on the territory of the oldest Lithuanian sweets factory.
6. Admire the city’s stunning panorama from the 60-meter-high tower of St. Apostles Peter and Paul’s Cathedral.
7. Check whether the country’s highest sundial, located in Sundial Square, shows the exact time.
8. Try on the “Baltic profession” in the Europe’s unique “Balts’ Road” centre.
9. Find the inhabitants of Šiauliai “street zoo”.
10. Say hello to the “director” of the Cats Museum, the mischievous cat Perlas, and evaluate the museum’s extensive collection.
11. Hear the city’s Cock Clock, greeting the city’s guests in as many as 14 different languages of the world.
12. See the largest collection of mountain plants in Lithuania at Šiauliai Botanical Garden.
13. Visit the Cents Room – the record holder, decorated with the most expensive “wallpaper” (as many as 157 130 Lithuanian cent coins).
14. Step inside a camera in the “camera obscura” installed on the roof terrace of the Photography Museum.
15. Participate in the Bicycle Museum’s race between a modern and an antique bicycle; i.e., the one made according to almost 500-year-old drawings.
16. Experience the taste and aftertaste of probably the most delicious fermented bread drink in Lithuania, which is produced in Gubernija – the oldest brewery in the Baltic States.
17. Try out the taste of exclusive boiled potato dumplings (cepelinai) with chickpea filling, made in the teahouse of one of the country’s oldest historical pharmacies Valerijonas.
