The next stop on our route is Norviliškės Castle. It is said that the castle was built on the site of the old manor in the 17th century by the rich East Prussian merchant Vaitiekus Šorcas, who fell in love and married the local countess Darata Zienovičiūtė. Did you know that in 1834, military barracks […]
Street villages are one of the most significant parts of the cultural heritage in Dieveniškės Park. There are 13 street villages in the Gauja Valley, located in the hilly places between Poškoniai and Dieveniškės, which form three groups of villages close to each other. Did you know? The largest group of street villages consists of […]
Since old times, people have been surrounded by stones. People used them in household and construction. During our route, you can find four heritage objects in the territory of Dieveniškės Park – stones, about which a number of legends and legends have been created. One of the objects is Rimašiai rock. Did you know? Rimašiai […]
The next stop on our route is Žižmų Stone, which is also called the Source Stone or the “Cursed Svodba”. It is a state-protected natural heritage object in the territory of Dieveniškės Geomorphological Reserve. Did you know? Žižmai stone is the largest stone in the territory of Dieveniškės Historical Regional Park. It’s about 4 m […]
Our next stop in Dieveniškės Historical Regional Park is Grybiškės Oak. It is a state-protected natural heritage object. In 1999 it was included in the list of protected objects. The circumference of the oak trunk is 4.98 m, the diameter is about 1.6 m, and the height is about 26 m. Did you know? In […]
