\n\t\t\t\tOverview Lithuania\n\t\t\t\t<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\nOh!, I see,these are the texts from a bike tour in 2004 which became the basis for the 2006 booklet<\/p>\n
\n2004 06 23 Wednesday (Nordkapp – Olympia) (I)
\nRoute
\nSleeping Place in LV 4 km to the border
\nZarasai-N102-7 km\u0096left\u009610 km-Turmantas-After 5km at the crossing left-10 km\u0096Visaginas-12 km to Rim\u00f0\u00eb
\nSleeping Place: School\/Stadium in Rie\u00f0\u00eb
\nProgramme<\/p>\n
10.0Zarasai
\n11.0Turmantas
\n15.00 Visaginas: Errection of Peace Pole
\nZarasai
\nFirst mentioned 1387. Then it was a territory of the old Baltic Tribe of the Selonians. Probably the name itself comes from the Selian word “E\u00feeras” which means “lake”. In Polish it’s called Jeziorasy in German Ossersee. In 1836 the Russian tsar passed by and decided to name this place for the honour of his son “Novoaleksandrovsk”, later it was tried to name it E\u00feer\u00ebnai and just finally in 1929 the nowadays name was officially adopted. The “golden years” of the town are called 1830-36 when the road Sankt Peterburg-Warsaw was build. The number of inhabitants rose by seven times! As well the Russian city planning system was introduced as it stays until our days. At not to forget, that it was one of these small Jewish townships called \u0093shtetl\u0094 before the war. You may visit the Jewish cemetery or the former place of the Synagogue (in Sinagogos g.) in order to commemorate this.
\nZarasai town covers an area of 1,750ha and has a population of about 8,000. The old part of the town is an urbanistic monument. It is valued for the specific regular plan with a radial-ring street network and the main accent \u0096 square, concentring all the radial streets. It is the only plan of this kind not only among the so-called Russian-type town planning in the republic, but also among all the Lithuanian towns. The street network, the square plan, construction fragments, as well as the town skyline and the environment are protected by the State. The street network perfectly fits the unique landscape. The region boasts of rich cultural heritage. At present you may find 30 historical monuments in the district: birthplaces or graves of famous people and monuments to them. The region territory contains 69 archeological monuments: 29 mounds, 24 barrows, 10 ancient burial places, 6 archeological stones. There are 14 architectural monuments and 71 valuable art works, most of them in churches. 3 state-owned, 5 public or private museums and an art gallery are open to visitors. However, the most valuable aspect of Zarasai district is its landscape. Impressive woods, mostly pinewoods, cover over 30 percent of the region territory. Pines account for over 65 percent of the whole forested area. There are two regional parks \u0096 Gra\u00feut\u00ebs and Sart\u00f8. Over 300 lakes located in the region cover 13,391.1 ha,i.e, about 10 percent of the territory. The majority of them are small lakes, within the area of 10 ha. 39 lakes are situated in protected territories. Among the 8 rivers passing through the region, the longest is \u00d0ventoji (44.7 km). Evidently, the future of Zarasai district is development of tourism and recreation. Today the region can offer accommodation for 600 visitors in 4 different locations. There are 23 long-and short-term campsites in Gra\u00feut\u00ebs and Sart\u00f8 regional parks and other locations.
\nA famous local figure was the medic and anthropologist D. Bukontas who tried to revive the “Lithuanian spirit” in the town, eg. by founding a Lithuanian school. In the city square you may find a monument to him.
\nThe town is surrounded by seven lakes and therefore popular for holiday-makers from Kaunas, Vilnius, St. Peterburg and Moscow.
\nPlaces to visit
\nMuseum, church of the Ascension of Holy Mary
\nBig Island
\nJewish cemetery
\nZaras\u00f8 kra\u00f0to muziejus, D. Bukonto g. 20\/1
\nHotels | Catering | Shops | Internet
\nInternet caf\u00e9: Vytauto 1a\/2a (Palace of culture), 8-22
\nRestaurant \u0084Monopolis\u0094, S\u00ebli\u00f8 a. 8, Zarasai, I-IV: 11-24, V-VI: 11-02.
\nPizzeria \u0084Rijo pic\u00e0\u0093, D. Bukonto g. 5, Zarasai, I-V: 10-23; VI-VII: 10-01
\nCafe \u0084Svaja\u0093, Sinagogos g. 1c, Zarasai, 8-17 val., VI, VI: -savaitgaliais nedirba
\nCafe \u0096 Bar \u0084Diana\u0093, \u00d0iauli\u00f8 g. 3, Zarasai, I-V: 8-17., VI, VII: 8-21.
\nCafe, Vytauto g. 49\/2, Zarasai, I-VI: 10-20; VII: –
\nCafe \u0096 Bar \u0084Pik\u00f8 Dama\u0093, Saraki\u00f0ki\u00f8 km., Zaras\u00f8 sen. www.bpl.lt, I-IV, VII: 11-24, V-VI: 10-03
\nCafe \u0093Naktigon\u00eb\u0094, Vilniaus g. 16
\nShop \u0093Norfa\u0094, Vytauto 54, Dariaus ir Gir\u00ebno 29\/12
\nShop \u0093Saulut\u00eb\u0094, Savanori\u00f8 18, Vytauto 10
\nZaras\u00f8 district TIC, S\u00ebli\u00f8 aik\u00f0t\u00eb 22, Zarasai Tel.\/Fax: +370-385-51230 \/ +370-682-40988; z.rejest@is.lt<\/p>\n
2004 06 23 Wednesday (Nordkapp – Olympia) (II)
\nTurmantas
\nTurmantas is a small town 19 km east of Zarasai. It\u0092s first known owners were the dukes T\u00fbrai who probably gave also the name to town (Mantas is a popular personal name). In the park of Smalvos there is one old living house left from those times, but it is in a bad state. Furtherone we may get to lake Dr\u00fbkstas, which is rich of fish (\u0085if you like some fishing?) and present to use the three-country border between Lithuania, Latvia and Belarus. Lake Dr\u00fbk\u00f0iai is with 45 m2 the biggest lake in Lithuania and has 5 islands, the biggest with 21 ha. On it once stood a castle which was destroyed by the Swedes in 1955.
\nCafe, I-V: 8.30-21, VI, VII: 8.30-24.
\nVisaginas
\nVisaginas is the youngest city in LT, build in the 80\u0092s for the workers of Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant. It is a totally artificial city and it\u0092s the only town in Lithuania where the absolute majority of it\u0092s inhabitants are Russians. Therefore it\u0092s an example of the Soviet age \u0096 blockhouses in cement, but surrounded by trees and on the border of the beautiful lake Visaginas (219,6 ha big, up to 6,6 m deep). You may even take a rest on the beach here; look over to the small islands and rent bicycles or boats. The new bridge into the lake is the pride of the inhabitants. There are even more sporting facilities \u0096 a stadium, a tennis court, a swimming pool and a sauna. In summer time concerts are happening in the town, o which the most famous is the international \u0093Visaginas Country festival\u0094. Your eye may enjoy a variety of tree and in autumn mushrooms and berries in the surrounding (to pick them, is a kind of national sport in Lithuania).
\nHotels | Catering | Shops | Internet
\nHotel & Restaurant “Auk\u00f0taitija”, Veteran\u00f8 g. 9
\nHotel “Gabriella”, Bar \u0093Avakona\u0094 (10-24), \u0093MagElita\u0093(12-22), Jaunyst\u00ebs g. 21
\n\u0093Grilis\u0094, Sedulinos al\u00ebja 5b
\n\u0093Pasaka\u0094, Parko 10, 11-22
\n\u0093Perlas\u0094, Vilties 1, 11-24
\n\u0093U\u00feeik\u0093, Taikos 72a
\nInternet center \u0084Akvanet\u0093, Parko 4; 10-18
\nInternet center (Public Libary), Taikos 52, I-VI: 11-18\/19
\nShop \u0093IKI\u0094, Taikos 80a (8-20)
\nShop \u0093Norfa\u0094, Sedulinas 20 (8-20)
\nPlaces to visit
\nAkvarium\u00f8 salonas muziejus (opened in 2000). First private exposition of this kind in Lithuania. On 140 m2 you may see 14 aquariums with 600 and 700 Litres each and 12 with 80-180 Litres. They contain more then 60 species of tropic fish from small up to Piranha of several kilo weight. Jaunyst\u00ebs g. 21, I-VI: 12-19
\nIgnalinos atomin\u00ebs elektrin\u00ebs Informacijos centras, I-V: 8-16. Gives you a look into the work of this Soviet Nuclear Power Plant of the same type as Chernobyl in the Ukraine, which caused the biggest nuclear accident in the civil use of this energy source.
\nHousehold Museum “Auk\u00f0tai\u00e8i\u00f8 pirkia”
\nSt. Apostle Paul Church (started in 1991)<\/p>\n
2004 06 24 Thursday (Nordkapp – Olympia)
\nRoute
\nRim\u00f0\u00eb-22-Naujasis Daugeli\u00f0kis (Senojo Daugeli\u00f0kio piliakalnis)-N112\u0096Vidi\u00f0k\u00ebs-6-Ignalina-
\n+ Round trip in National Park: Vai\u00f0ni\u00fbnai-Ginu\u00e8iai
\nSleeping place:
\nRojus: A. Hrebnicki memorial museum
\nDuk\u00f0tas
\nDuk\u00f0teliai: Manor house \/ Estate, Mound: “Senasis Dukstas”
\nService
\nIgnalina:
\nCafe “Nendr\u00eb”, Laisv\u00ebs st. 62, I-IV: 10-22; V-VII: 10-24
\nLithuanian Winter Sport Caf\u00e9, Sporto st. 3, I-VII:9-24
\nRailway station canteen, I-VII: 10-15, Gele\u00feinkelio st.
\nKavine \u0093Palu\u00f0\u00eb\u0094, Vasario 16-osios
\nInternet in Public Library, Atgimimo g. 20\/1
\nPal\u00fb\u00f0\u00eb
\nAuk\u00f0tai\u00e8iai inn, I-VII: 8-24
\nCafe “Pal\u00fb\u00f0\u00eb” I-VII: 11-23
\nCafe “Pirato u\u00feeiga”, Opened only in summer. I-VII: 9-24
\nStrigaili\u00f0kis village
\nCafe “Padvar\u00ebs kar\u00e8ema”; I-VII:12-24
\nGinu\u00e8iai village
\nGinu\u00e8iai snack-bar, I-VII: 10-24
\nMain Attractions of today
\nAgriculture Museum in Stripeikiai village, Ancient bee-keeping museum
\nLadakalnis Hill
\nThe legendary Ginu\u00e8iai Mound.
\nWorks of carpenters on the shores of L\u00fb\u00f0iai Lake \/ village Meironys.
\nVisit the wooden 18th century church in Pal\u00fb\u00f0e.
\nBotanical Path: enjoy the variety of the park\u0091s vegetation.
\nEthnographical villages: be astounded by these authentic rural buildings!
\nCascades of Ginu\u00e8iai Water-mill.
\nArchitectural monuments
\nSt.Joseph\u0092s Church in Pal\u00fb\u00f0\u00eb
\nSt.Jonas church in Mielag\u00ebnai
\nEstate and the park (18th cent.) in Senasis D\u00fbk\u00f0tas
\nEthnographic villages: M\u00eb\u00e8ionys, Senosios Katinauti\u00f0k\u00ebs, Kukut\u00ebliai, Salos II
\nHistorical monuments:
\nA.Hrebnickis house\u0096museum in the Rojus farm.
\nGinu\u00e8iai water mill
\nGaveik\u00ebnai water mill<\/p>\n
D\u00fbk\u00f0tas environs
\nSoki\u00f0kiai mound called Juod\u00feeminis hill. This one stands on Samanis lake shore and is surrounded by a valley from three sides. Mound slopes are quite steep; 18-19 m high. The western hill reaches a highland which rises for 4 metres. At the top of the mound there is a ground, which is oval with an elevated centre; its diameter is 55-65 m. There is no sign of fortifications, but some ancient village’s relics were found here.
\nOld D\u00fbk\u00f0tas (D\u00fbk\u00f0teliai) mound and the ancient village. It is the oldest mound in the area between Parsv\u00ebtas and Samanis lakes. There were found smithereens of pots and animal bones. Va\u00f0koniai mound called “Kalvel\u00eb” The mound has a steep slope and a convexed ground. It is not damaged by any bulwark. “Kalvele” dates back to the beginning of the 1st millenium.
\nN. Daug\u00ebli\u00f0kis environs
\nRuoki\u00f0k\u00eb mound. It is an oblong hilltop surrounded by marshy pits and capes. The crescent shaped mound has terraces and is overgrown with pines.
\nVidi\u00f0k\u00ebs environs
\nBajorai (D\u00fbdiniai) mound It is set inside a hill, which is surrounded by marshes from all sides. The mound has a rounded and elevated centre at the top of it. Behind a ditch, which was found below the ground, there is a bulwark surrounding the whole mound.
\nStrak\u00f0i\u00f0k\u00ebs (Ropiakalnis) mound
\nThe mound was built in a steep sloped hill in the 1st millenium. Its top is oval. Two terraces switching into ditches and bulwarks surround the place.
\nIgnalina environs
\nMa\u00feuloniai mound and the ancient village. The mound dates back to 11th century. The hill is of truncated cone shape and has a undulating surface. It is all overgrown with trees. Its slopes are steep. The top of the mound is oval and surrounded by a bulwark. There stands an iron cross at the base of the hill.
\nThe Ignalina Region is a miniature version of Lithuania, with 1\/3 of the area covered with beautiful forests and with over 200 lakes, filled with 30 varieties of fish. Opportunities for both summer and winter recreation are unlimited. The largest portion of the Auk\u00f0taitija National Park, founded in 1974 to protect the Eastern Lithuanian natural, cultural and historical heritage, is located here. There are also 4 regional parks and 12 unique historical villages.
\nIgnalina
\nThe Town of Ignalina, the administrative center, is located 110 km. from Vilnius and 63 km. from Utena. The name is connected to a legend about lovers Ignas and Lina from a Lithuanian folk tale.
\nThe legend says that, in the place where lake Ilgis lies now, once there was a castle in which duke Budrys lived. The duke had nine sons and a beautiful daughter named Lina. Budrys and his sons went to war because the crusaders invaded the country, but never came back. Thus Lina ruled the land and the castle. It was destined that she would fall in love with one of the crusaders\u0091captive Ignas. People condemned Lina for her love for this man and on the wedding day they cursed them. An ancient god, \u0093the Thunderer\u0094, pitied the lovers and let them live at the bottom of the lake. Times passed but local people heard Lina\u0091s lament again and again. They recognized that Ignas\u0091s and Lina\u0091s love was still alive. Therefore when a little city emerged among beautiful lakes it was called Ignalina so that their exceptional love would be remembered for ages. Now a headspring squirts out at one of Ilgis lake slopes and never stops. Its water is as clear as crystal. Local people call this springlet Lina\u0091s tears.
\nThe Region was populated during the Stone Age, with reminants from early camps discovered throughout the countryside. On the Rudakampis Peninsula, stood a wooden castle, which was burned down by the Crusaders in the 12th century. Near the Winter Sports Center, there are mounds (9-12th century) – according to the legends were “poured together with the caps of Napoleon’s soldiers. ”
\nWhen Lithuania was under Russian rule in the 19th century, the Russian emperor ordered a railway line built from St. Petersburg to Warsaw via Vilnius. Ignalina became an important railway station in the1860’s, which triggered a dynamic development of the region. During the World War I, Germany required that another railway line be built from Ignalina towards the front line. Unfortunately, the old Jewish Synagogue and Orthodox Church, as well as a wooden railway station (built in 1886) have not survived the Second World War. Therefore, the oldest building here is the stone tower of the railway station, dating back to 1872. Now Ignalina and the District encompass over 200 lakes. The City is surrounded by lakes, and topped with the forested Vilkakalnis Hill (208 m), upon which are TV and fire towers. Small roads and trails connect the lakes and nearby forests.
\nAttractions of Ignalina town:
\nIgnas and Lina Memorial – 5 m. wooden sculpture carved by G.\u00c8ernius depicting the legend of Ignalina
\nMemorial Cross to the Exiled (near the train station) -19 m. wooden sculpture carved by J. Jak\u00f0tas
\nEthnocultural Center (Taikos 11, I-V: 8-17) – traditional and contemporary folk art exhibits, historical information. Sales gallery and handicraft shop.
\nSt.Mary\u0092s Church (Ba\u00feny\u00e8ios a.) – noted modern structure designed by R. Kri\u00f0tapavi\u00e8ius.
\nPublic Beach (Gavys Lake, Turist\u00f8 g.) – sand, large docks, water slide and food concession.
\nLithuania Winter Sports Center (Sporto g., (www.lzsc.lt) – Beach and boat rentals on \u00dealiasis (Siek\u00f0tys) Lake; tennis courts; 7.5 km. paved hiking, bicycle and ski trail, 50 m. ski jump; 50 m. downhill ski slopes with 130 m. tow and 278 m. trail; caf\u00e9 and overnight accommodations. Ski and boat rentals available.
\nTARZAN, 1 km. north on east side of road to Visaginas. Residence of Lithuania\u0092s own Tarzan who tells educational stories and demonstrates his skills in nature and photography.
\nLibrary (Atgimimo – located in a former church), interesting woodwork, reading room.
\nAuk\u00f0taitija National Park
\nLithuania’s first national park – Auk\u00f0taitija National Park – was designated in 1974 and covers an area of 40570 hectares. Over 70% of its territory is pine stands hilly terrain abounding in lakes and having ethnographic villages; it contains quite a lot of other cultural monuments. Scattered among the woods and hills are some 100 smaller and larger lakes, often interconnected by rivulets and streams. Baluo\u00f0as features seven islands, one of which has a little lake of its own, feeding the Baluo\u00f0as waters through a small stream. According to 2001 register there are about 50 elks, 80 deers, 160 roes, 100 wild boars, 60 foxes, 200 grey hares and 5 wolves in the park. Beavers, martens and minks are very common in these places. It was counted about 200 different kinds of birds and 48 of it are included into Lithuanian Red Book. The most attractive kinds of birds are quails, merlins, ospreys, pygmy owls and black storks. During the migration ernes and golden eagles appear. About 130 kinds of birds hatch in the park territory. The Auk\u00f0taitija National Park\u0092s ornithofauna takes about 60% of the countries’ ornithofauna. The hatching of rare birds shows that they find perfect living conditions here. There are grass-snakes, snakes, 3 kinds of lizards and 11 sorts of amphibia in the park. Approximately 29 kinds of fish exist in the park\u0092s waters. About 600 sorts of beetles and more than 75 sorts of moths are present in this territory. It consists to 15 % of lakes, of which most are connected by rivers and channels.Its centre is Palu\u00f0\u00eb (with restaurant and canoe rental station).
\nEssential To See In Auk\u00f0taitija National Park
\nPalu\u00f0\u00eb wooden church from 1757 (Baroque)
\nBee-keeping museum in Stripeikiai
\nGunu\u00e8iai Water Mill, ca. 1870
\nGaveik\u00ebnai Water Mill
\nBest view over the landscape of National Park you will have from the Ladakalnis
\nOld villages
\nThere are about 100 settlements in Auk\u00f0taitija National Park. Three types of architectural planning are dominant: one-street, scattered and detached. The very first settlements were mentioned in the 14th century: Stripeikiai – in 1357, Linkmenys and Gaveik\u00ebnai – in 1377. After the Valakas Land Reform in the second half of the 16th century, one-street villages became predominant. Farmsteads are distributed next to each other on one or both sides of the street. A dwelling house stands perpendicular to the street on one line with the cattle – shed behind it. In front of the dwelling house the granary and the cellar forms the another line. The barn stands far behind. This kind of planning is typical for Ginu\u00e8iai, Vai\u00f0ni\u00fbnai, Meironys and Gaveik\u00ebnai. The most interesting are \u00d0akali\u00f0k\u00eb and Kretuonys – which are ethnographic villages, protected by state. Smaller settlements appeared in the 18th century. So – called \u0093u\u00feusieniai\u0094- settler farms – gave rise to the m. Settlers mostly were foresters and their families. These settlements were spreading and grew up into villages. A small number of farmsteads free siting of buildings and the absence of clear street – network are typical features for this kind of settlement. A dwelling, a granary and a shelter for the cattle – shed form the central core of the farmstead. Barns usually lay beyond these. Due to the authenticity of architecture, five ethnographic villages are protected by the state; those are: \u00d0uminai, Strazdai, Vai\u00f0nori\u00f0k\u00ebs, Salos II and Varni\u00f0k\u00ebs II. In 1909, after the Stolypin Land Reform, some villages were transferred into detached farmsteads. The best examples for detached farm villages are Pelakas, Pabir\u00fe\u00eb, Dar\u00feeliai and Gineiti\u00f0kis.
\nSTRAZDAI. A place of rare beauty, protruding from the water are 7 islands, one has a lake of its own. When the village was mentioned for the first time in 1783, it had the name of Balo\u00f0ekuliai. Since 1798 it has the present name which comes from the family of foresters who lived there. The village was famous for its barn theater. For some time it was like a cultural center for peasants. Three dwellings and two barns are left from the 19th century. Thatch – the traditional roof cover – was changed to shingles and wood planks at the beginning of the 20th century.
\nSTRIPEIKIAI\u0085 is the oldest village in the park. It was mentioned first in 1357. Later it belonged to the Labanoras Estate of the Vilnius Bishop. At present the Ancient Apiculture Museum is located here. Buildings of the museum are in traditional style, roofs covered with thatch. The Tauragn\u00ebl\u00eb River flows through the village and the sky-blue Lake \u00d0aminis lies there. Ancient BEE-KEEPING MUSEUM in a farmstead on a small hill in Stripeikiai. The museum exhibition are supplements by artistic and cognitive wood sculptures which depict various scenes from the life of a bee-keeper.
\n\u00d0UMINAI. For the very first time this village was mentioned as Pabaluo\u00f0\u00eb in 1784, although the first farmstead appeared there much earlier. Later it was named by the family, which lived there. Currently all families in the village have the surname of \u00d0uminai. 300 years old pine-tree, standing in the center of the village, remembers its history. There are many maples – it makes this place very attractive during the autumn season. The most interesting old building is the barn with a dry-house. Its wooden hinges tell about construction in ancient times. One dwelling is presented to visitors as a fisherman\u0092s home. The movie about the \u0093Lithuanian Robin Hood\u0094 – Tadas Blinda – was filmed in \u00d0uminai.
\nKRETUONYS. The abundance of archeological findings and monuments testifies that people in this area had been living here since the 1st millennium B.C. The village was founded during the Valakas Land Reform in the 16th – 17th century. Kretuonys is a one – street village with strip – plots, built – in on one side of the street. The most interesting buildings are considered granaries with little balconies and other traditional buildings erected in the 19th century. Several hundred – year – old trees decorate the environment of the village.
\nVARNI\u00d0K\u00cbS II. The four Varni\u00f0k\u00ebs villages are located on the eastern – end of Lake Tauragnas. More than 300 years old, Varni\u00f0k\u00ebs II preserved its previous appearance. Barns with dry – houses, granaries and a smithy have remained since the 19th century. There are some very old trees in the village. The oldest oak and linden – tree are preserved as nature monuments.
\nSALOS II. Two villages have the name of Salos (\u0093island\u0094). Both of them are located in the peninsula surrounded by lakes Asalnyk\u00f0tis, Linkmenas, Alksnas and Alksnaitis. The only way to the peninsula is from Antalksn\u00eb. Historical sources show the family of Kudabos had been living in the Salos II settlement, which latter grew up into a village. Descendants of this family currently live there. Due to the unique architecture, the village has been declared as a Cultural Reserve. Unfortunately only the dwelling and the granary survived from the 19th century. Other buildings were built in the beginning of the 20th century. It is possible to get there by foot from Ladakalnis crossing the bridge over the stream, which connects the lakes.
\nDAR\u00deELIAI. On the way to Antalksn\u00eb from Linkmenys, one branch – road to the left leads to Dar\u00feeliai. One would find here no village, but only a few isolated farmsteads. There is the Linkmenys Mound right next to it. Local people sometimes call this mound \u0093Pilal\u00eb\u0094. It is the best place to observe the Benediktavas Landscape Reserve.
\nPAL\u00db\u00d0\u00cb. A village, which is the tourist center of the Auk\u00f0taitija National Park, was first mentioned in written sources in 1651. It still boasts an octagonal wooden church dating back to 1757.
\nOther places of Interest:
\nGINU\u00c8IAI. It is believed that Ginu\u00e8iai Hill was the setting for Linkm\u00ebnai Castle, which was destroyed by the knights of the Sword in 1373. The hill has recently been cleaned up, and steps have been constructed on its slopes. From the top of the hill there is a nice view of the surroundings area. There is an old water-mill in Ginu\u00e8iai which people say is known for the pranks of devils. Apparently, evil spirits used to spill bags of grain and steal horses from people who were riding by\u0085 The mill itself worked until 1968 and was also used in order to produce electricity
\nNot far from Ginu\u00e8iai looms the famous LADAKALNIS – a hill among the lakes which serves as a unique survey tower. From the top of the hill, there are lakes separated by bluish folds of forests as far as the eye can see.
\nYou can look around the Miller\u0092s Museum arranged in an old 19th century water mill. If you are brave enough you can check whether devils are still living there.<\/p>\n
2004 06 25 Friday (Nordkapp – Olympia)
\na) Kirdeikiai-10-Salduti\u00f0kis (or Linkmenys)-10-Labanoras-N114- Stirniai 8 km then left-12-Kertuoja
\nb) Kirdeikiai-10-Salduti\u00f0kis (or Linkmenys)-10-Labanoras-N114- Stirniai-Mind\u00fbnai-Mol\u00ebtai-Kertuoja
\nRecommended Extra-Excursions:
\nFrom Stirniai to Mind\u00fbnai: \u00devejo Muziejus \/ Fishery Museum & Bar \u0093Minduva\u0094.
\nFrom Kertuoja to Mol\u00ebtai (20km) and then to Etnokosmologijos Muziejus (17km).
\nLabanoras Regional Park
\nLabanoras regional park (LRP) is founded in 1992. It reaches a watershed of the rivers \u00deeimena and \u00d0ventoji. It covers an area of about 50,000 ha. LRP has 216 settlements of different types with about 1,800 inhabitants. There are 2 large reservation and 24 smaller restricted areas. Its main part is the forest of Labanoras. From the scientific, cognitive, and recreational points of view the landscape is very valuable. People like to spend their holidays on banks of such lakes as Juodieji Lakajai, Baltieji Lakajai, Aisetas, Stirnias or one of the other 250 lakes. Popular to visit are the center of Ethnocosmology, the Observatory, and the museum of fishery in Mind\u00fbnai. Everybody can look around the center of Ethnocosmology and listen to lectures, or celebrate Lithuanian national feasts. Also you visit special trees of Labanoras – the pines of Labanoras: \u0094Queen Pine\u0094, \u0093Six Labanoras Pine trees\u0094. Such pines grow only in the forests of Labanoras. Several fortified hills remind us of Lithuania\u0092s dramatic past, and the graves of the fighters in the 1863 uprising attest to the nation\u0092s struggle for independence, as do the postwar partisans\u0092 battles in the forests. Also Labanoras is known for his special music instrument – the bagpipe of Labanoras. LRP is home for 54 species of mammals, 172 species of birds, 5 species of reptiles and 11 species of amphibians as well other species included in the Lithuanian Red Data Book. The Labanoras Forest is not only a geographical but also a spiritual center of the region. The forest is rich in natural resources. One can see an Osprey gliding over the lakes and a Capercaillie in pine forests or hear a Black Grouse in the swamps. It is also possible to hear Capercaillies in the Swamps of Kanys or Didysis, and the trumpets of Cranes in bogs piercing an autumn cal m. In parts of the undergrowth one may meet a surprised Gaze of a Moose or a Roe Deer
\nSalmon, Trout and Cisco are found among great numbers of common fish in the rivers and lakes. The territory of LRP is famous for its 5 mound – hills, 19 burial mounds, 4 ancient settlements, 5 ritual freedom buildings and architectural monuments, and battlefields of fights for Lithuanian
\nLabanoro ba\u00feny\u00e8ia \/ church
\nMind\u00fbnai Fishing Museum
\nThere are more than 300 lakes in Mol\u00ebtai land, so people earning their living by fishing from of old times. In this museum there is exhibiting fishing tools and trophies. Just follow the signs \u0093\u00devejybos muziejus\u0094.
\nMol\u00ebtai
\nMol\u00ebtai, counting its seventh century, is situated in the center of a wonderful lake district, at a busy intersection of six roads. The river Siesartis flows through the town. In the east and the south Mol\u00ebtai is surrounded by Lakes D\u00fbriai, Luokesa and Siesartis. Farther east lies the Lakajai lake district consisting of Lakes Bebrusai, Baltieji Lakajai, Juodieji Lakajai, Kertuoja and G\u00ebluotas. The distance from Vilnius is only 63 km. People lived in the neighbourhood of Mol\u00ebtai as early as before Christ. The first mention of this settlement in historical sources dates to 1387. Mol\u00ebtai has been the center of the rural district since the middle of the XIX c. The current St. Peter and Paul\u0092s neo-Baroque church was built in 1905. The downtown area features red – brick trade houses of Jews dating from the late XIX and early XX cc. Recently a cross was put up on Pavasarinink\u00f8 Hill, where activities of various Catholic youth organizations used to take place between the wars. By the river Siesartis is a restored statue of St. Jonas Nepomukas. 1991 saw the establishment of the Mol\u00ebtai land museum, the hall of which house art exhibitions. The museum introduces Mol\u00ebtai history, customs and places of interest.
\nRegional Museum
\nSt.-Nepomuk- Sculpture
\nPark of sculptures
\nKaltan\u00ebnai
\nThe settlement has been known of since the 16th century. Kaltan\u00ebnai is famous for its livestock fairs. The old square is an urban achievement. Tourists often visit the old oak tree which is considered a natural monument. There is an interesting classic – style granary still standing on the grounds of the former estate. The granary is believed to be over 100 years old.
\nLinkmenys
\nThe village\u0092s ancient castle of the same name has been recorded since 1357. A church was built in 1517, and the locale received official sanction to develop as a small town in 1534. At the end of the XIX c. The population had exceeded 800.
\nCafe “Laiko ratas”, by \u00deiezdras lake. I-V\u0094: 10-23
\nPuzini\u00f0kis mound and the ancient village (Linkmenys environs)
\nThe mound is set between the lakes Linkmenas and Asalnyk\u00f0tis in 500 metres distance from Asekas’ southern shore. It is arranged in a hill that is situated in an elevated cape. At its top the hill has a convexed centre. The slopes are steep and rimmed by a terrace.
\nLinkmenys (Pilal\u00eb) mound and the ancient village (Linkmenys environs)
\nThe hill is of truncated cone shape and is not surrounded by trees. Slopes are steep and rimmed by marshy pits. An oval ground is present at the top of the mound. After the ancient village disappeared, it was started to bury the people inside the hill. A legend says, if something is dropped in the hole of this mound it is possible to hear its falling sound.
\nPapiliakaln\u00eb mound and the ancient village (Linkmenys environs)
\nIts territory is 3.3 hectares large. The ancient village has been damaged because its land is arable. It is known that the village existed from the beginning of this era. This mound together with Ginu\u00e8iai mound forms a protective zone.
\nGinu\u00e8iai mound and the ancient village (Linkmenys environs)
\nThis mound is archeological and historical monument and is situated in a long and narrow hill. Its slopes are steep with terraces and a surveying ground. The mound is associated with the 14th century’s castle Linkmenai, which had a great impact on the local life because it was situated at a trade-route connecting Vilnius and Dauguva. 9th-10th century arabic coins were found in this area.
\nKertuoja
\nDvikamien\u00eb Pu\u00f0is<\/p>\n
2004 06 26 Saturday (Nordkapp – Olympia)
\nRoute
\nKertuoja-8-Inturke-N173-13-Joni\u00f0kis-6-Arnionys-9-Pabrad\u00eb-26-Nemen\u00e8in\u00eb-(bicycle path) 15-Sauletekio trafic circle (Vilnius)
\nSleeping Place (2 nights): \u00d0ar\u00fbno Mar\u00e8iulionio krep\u00f0inio mokykla.
\nSightseeing
\nRudesa: Bell and belfry 18 cc.
\nInturk\u00eb: church + belfry 18 cc. Cerkve \u0096 19 cc. Monument of independence (1938).
\nJoni\u00f0kis: church. Pavanden\u00ebs mound + settlement (N of town).
\nArnionys: Manor + park end 18cc. Mound, settlement, graves Band\u00feiukai. Monument of Independence (1928). Tomb of Priest Stanislovas \u00d0lamas, book carrier.
\nInturk\u00eb
\nThe southern edge of the Mol\u00ebtai lake district, among the Lakes Galuonai, G\u00ebluotas and I\u00f0narai is the old town of Inturk\u00eb. The XVIII c. wooden church and bell tower are an interesting monument of folk architecture. The interior of the church is beautiful, boasting quite a number of art monuments. The wooden chapel with a belfry in the cemetery of the Rudesa village, situated near Inturk\u00eb on the western shore of Lake Baltieji Lakajai, is also an architectural monument of the XVIII-XIX c. The environment of Inturk\u00eb is also well known for two natural monuments: a two – trunk pine-tree grows in the Kertuoja forest, while the forest of Alk\u00fbnai has an old and thick oak (2.1 m in diameter, 28 m high).
\nJoni\u00f0kis
\nOn the western shore of Lake Arinas is Joni\u00f0kis, mentioned since the XVII century. The town features a wooden church from the middle of the XIX century. By the church is a monument built in 1928 on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of regaining independence, which reminds one that in the 1930\u0092s and 1940\u0092s Joni\u00f0kis was a settlement at the border of Poland. On the other shore of Lake Arinas is the old estate of ARNIONYS. The XIX century architectural ensemble is surrounded by a geometrically planned park declared a natural monument.
\nPabrad\u00eb
\nDuring the second half of the XVI c. the town and several small industrial enterprises were established on the lands belonging to the Pabrad\u00eb Manor. The occupying Red Army used the town for a huge military base until 1993. Now it\u0092s \u0093famous\u0094 for the central camp for refugees from all over the world \u0096 mostly caught up on their way to \u0093Europe\u0094.
\nNemen\u00e8in\u00eb
\nFirst chronicles in 1338, the town built its first church in 1387. The town planning structure as the center of a district of villages has been retained since the middle of XVI c. The town had its own parish school. Significant growth occurred after the World War II, and the town served as a regional center for a length of time.
\nVilnius
\nThe Lithuanian capital, occupying an area of 392 km2, is situated in the Eastern part of the country. Vilnius lies at the intersection of several geographical highlands and the confluence of the Vilna and Neris Rivers. The historical center of Vilnius, i.e. a 360 – hectare old city, is among the largest in the Eastern Europe, serving as the most valuable heritage for Lithuanian history and architecture. What more, in 1994, the old city of Vilnius was included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO. Some history: With the name first mentioned in the early 12th century, Vilnius City was granted the status of city in 1323. Later on, in 1579, Vilnius witnessed the foundation of a university which was the first higher school both in the Grand Principality of Lithuania and the whole region. As a center of European culture, Vilnius was open for the nations of the East and West and, eventually it became home for Polish, Russian, Jewish, German and Karaime communities. More information about Vilnius history, geography attractions you can read in a yearly published information booklet for tourists Exploring VILNIUS, which you may get free of charge in German, English, Polish or Russian.<\/p>\n
Zarasai
\nTurizmo paslaug\u00f8 objektai ( viso surasta 39 vnt. )<\/p>\n
Nr. Objekto pavadinimas Kategorija Adresas Telefono nr. Fakso nr. Elektroninis p. Paslaugos tipas
\n1 LIUCIJOS MIKULENIENES SODYBA Zarasu r. sav., Salako sen., Gruodi\u009ake 8-68536471 kaimo turizmas
\n2 Turistine stovykla prie Auslo e\u009eero Zarasu r. sav., Zarasu sen., Lokiai 8-38541819 turistine stovykla
\n3 Gintas Petrus Daubari\u009akiu k. dal., Deguciu sen., Zarasu r. 8-68535399 gintas@neptunas.lt kaimo turizmas
\n4 Valentina Mazuriene Auslo k., Zarasu sen., Zarasu r. 8-38554381 kaimo turizmas
\n5 Vytautas Stanevicius Merkiu k., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-68098455 kaimo turizmas
\n6 Sezontijus Ponycius Grie\u009eto g. 5A, Zarasai 8-68623467 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n7 Sigita \u008aukiene Zarasu r. sav., Dusetu sen., Siratava 8-65045415 kaimo turizmas
\n8 Angele Garuoliene Zarasu r. sav., Imbrado sen., Ilgiai 8-38539393 kaimo turizmas
\n9 Valdas Nakutis Siratavos k., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-61078391 kaimo turizmas
\n10 Vytautas Cerniauskas Suvieko k., Suvieko sen., Zarasu r. 8-69806302 kaimo turizmas
\n11 Vytautas Zdancevicius Bajoti\u009akiu k., Salako sen., Zarasu r. 8-61223049 antalieptees@sala.lt kaimo turizmas
\n12 Brones Nijoles Urbonienes sodyba Pakni\u009akiu k., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-38556992 kaimo turizmas
\n13 Irena Sakalauskiene Pakni\u009akiu k., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-68632552 kaimo turizmas
\n14 Saulius Urbonas Galminiu k., Deguciu sen., Zarasu r. 8-38543516 8-38543516 kaimo turizmas
\n15 VELIKU\u008aKES Zarasu r. sav., Antazaves sen., Veliku\u009akes 8-38539204 turistine stovykla
\n16 Vaidas Zdancevicius Bajoti\u009akiu k., Salako sen., Zarasu r. 8-61223049 kaimo turizmas
\n17 DALES TAUGINIENES SODYBA Bikenai, Zarasu r. 8-38545554 datle@centras.lt kaimo turizmas
\n18 Lina Seibutiene Bikenu k., Salako sen., Zarasu r. 8-68512331 kaimo turizmas
\n19 Violeta Serbentiene Zarasu r. sav., Salako sen., Vitku\u009akes 8-38545549 kaimo turizmas
\n20 Zarasu rajono turizmo informacijos centras Seliu a. 22, Zarasai 8-38551230 8-38551230 turizmas@zarasai.lt turizmo informacijos centras
\n21 PASARTELE Did\u009eiadvaris, Zarasu r. 8-38530602 8-38530602 pasartele@one.lt kaimo turizmas
\n22 Janinos Jonu\u009aienes sodyba \u008ailo 5, Maguciu k., Zarasu sen., Zarasu r. 8-38546667 kaimo turizmas
\n23 sodyba Eldija<\/code> Dusetu vs., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-61332354 kaimo turizmas
\n24 Edmundas Banys Zarasu r. sav., Dusetu sen., Dusetos, A. Viena\u009eind\u009eio g. 40 8-38556944 kaimo turizmas
\n25 Petro Barta\u009akos sodyba Zarasu r. sav., Deguciu sen., U\u009eeni\u009akes 8-65229770 kaimo turizmas
\n26 DAINIUS SPIRIKAVICIUS Mukuliai, Zarasu r. 8-69832388 8-45581414 soltera@one.lt kaimo turizmas
\n27 Erika Ci\u009eiene Dusetu vs., Dusetu sen., Zarasu r. 8-38556655 www.cizoalus@takas.lt kaimo turizmas
\n28 U\u009edaroji akcine bendrove MILGENIS<\/code> Dariaus ir Gireno g. 29a, Zarasai 8-38552666 8-38552666 milgenis@one.lt kelioniu agentura
\n29 Sigitas Butkrvicius Induciu k., Deguciu sen., Zarasu r. 8-61214815 kaimo turizmas
\n30 Arturas Krumcholcas Pakerni\u009akiu k., Salako sen., Zarasu r. 8-29933761 8-38552477 ustas@is.lt kaimo turizmas
\n31 Paulius Urbonas Sloni\u009akiu k., Zarasu sen., Zarasu r. 8-28920465 paulius@bms.lt kaimo turizmas
\n32 Jurgio Lapeno sodyba Zarasu r. sav., Dusetu sen., Did\u009eiadvaris 8-68609044 kaimo turizmas
\n33 Nida \u008aediene \u008aaltupes skg. 5A, Zarasai 8-61220303 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n34 Romualdas Jasiukas Laisvoji a. 17, Salako k., Salako sen., Zarasu r 8-38559244 kaimo turizmas
\n35 Sezontijaus Ponyciaus sodyba \u008atadviliu k., Zarasu sen., Zarasu r. 8-68623467 kaimo turizmas
\n36 Birute Radauskiene Cibulines k., Suvieko sen., Zarasu r. 8-68730450 vismaldas@one.lt kaimo turizmas
\n37 Rita Kavaliauskiene Pameldynes k., Zarasu sen., Zarasu r 8-29917671 kaimo turizmas
\n38 Kestutis Racinskas Necesku k., Salako sen., Zarasu r. 8-68773814 argina@delfi.lt kaimo turizmas
\n39 Vitalija Trimoniene Bikunu k., Suvieko sen., Zarasu r 8-68604665 8-38553800 laurynas.trimonis@telecom.lt kaimo turizmas<\/p>\nVisaginas
\nTurizmo paslaug\u00f8 objektai ( viso surasta 9 vnt. )<\/p>\n
Nr. Objekto pavadinimas Kategorija Adresas Telefono nr. Fakso nr. Elektroninis p. Paslaugos tipas
\n1 U\u009edaroji akcine bendrove Vestekspress<\/code> Visagino filialas Visaginas, Statybininku g. 5-2 8-38672525 8-38674832 visaginas@westexpress.lt keliones organizatorius
\n2 Tatjanos Goloskokovos B&B Visagino sav., Visaginas, Energetiku g. 5-1 8-68527107 goloskokov@sugardas.lt nakvyne-pusryciai
\n3 UAB Inturlita<\/code> Visagino filialas Sedulinos al. 6, Visaginas 8-38631623 8-38631623 keliones organizatorius
\n4 Vie\u009aoji istaiga Silivita<\/code> Parko g. 14-112, Visaginas 8-38660060 8-38660060 silivita@tts.lt kelioniu agentura
\n5 Vie\u009aoji istaiga VISAGINO TURIZMO VYSTYMO CENTRAS<\/code> Veteranu g. 9, Visaginas 8-38673713 8-38673713 vtvc@sugardas.lt kelioniu agentura
\n6 Rusu bendruomene Anasatassia<\/code> Visaginas, Parko g. 14-407 8-61289224 8-38661144 anastasija@tts.lt kelioniu agentura
\n7 S.Navickio Imone Stasio turas<\/code> Statybininku g. 24-210, Visaginas 8-38631797 8-38631797 stasys@dkd.lt keliones organizatorius
\n8 S.Navickio Imone Stasio turas<\/code> Parko g. 14, Visaginas 8-38660939 8-86660939 keliones organizatorius
\n9 U\u009edaroji akcine bendrove SAVAITES EKSPRESAS<\/code> Statybininku g. 24-106, Visaginas 8-38670901 info@turas.lt keliones organizatorius<\/p>\nIgnalina
\nTurizmo paslaug\u00f8 objektai ( viso surasta 46 vnt. )<\/p>\n
Nr. Objekto pavadinimas Kategorija Adresas Telefono nr. Fakso nr. Elektroninis p. Paslaugos tipas
\n1 Elena Bagdonaviciene Ignalinos r. sav., Ignalinos sen., Strigaili\u009akis 8-8-687363 kaimo turizmas
\n2 Valdas Danilevicius Ignalinos r. sav., Kaziti\u009akio sen., Mi\u009akini\u009ake 8-8-698284 kaimo turizmas
\n3 Remigijus \u008ainkunas Ginuciu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-69815384 kaimo turizmas
\n4 Ademaras Bugaili\u009akis Papiliakalnes k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38943671 kaimo turizmas
\n5 Irena Ribokiene Palu\u009aes k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38647409 kaimo turizmas
\n6 Giedrius Prapiestis \u008avedri\u009akes k., Kaziti\u009akio sen., Ignalinos r. 8-29932241 kaimo turizmas
\n7 Pranas Zubrickas A\u009eu\u009ailes k., Vidi\u009akiu sen., Ignalinos r 8-38653436 kaimo turizmas
\n8 Vlade Adomaviciene Ignalinos r. sav., Linkmenu sen., Liminas 8-38642248 kaimo turizmas
\n9 Algirdas Kazys Bruk\u009atus Ignalinos r. sav., Linkmenu sen., Ginuciai 8-68739339 kaimo turizmas
\n10 Algirdas Kirkila \u008aakarvos k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38647490 kaimo turizmas
\n11 Vaidas \u008eilenas Maciuti\u009akiu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38636011 kaimo turizmas
\n12 Brone Bubuliene Ripelialaukio k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r 8-68831969 kaimo turizmas
\n13 Almantas Linge Pani\u009ei\u009akes k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38641547 kaimo turizmas
\n14 Ignalinos rajono pa\u009ato poilsio namai Palu\u009aes k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38647434 8-38654598 poilsio namai
\n15 Stase Cepuliene Ignalinos r. sav., Ignalinos sen., Palu\u009ae 8-67365670 kaimo turizmas
\n16 Antanas Kondratavicius Stripeikiu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38643317 kaimo turizmas
\n17 Koste \u008auneviciene Smelio g. 9, Ignalina 8-38654551 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n18 Natalija Maiburova Strigaili\u009akio k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38642745 kaimo turizmas
\n19 Edmundas Dapkus Antalksnes k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68564327 kaimo turizmas
\n20 Ignalinos rajono turizmo informacijos centras Laisves a. 70, Ignalina 8-38652597 8-38653148 tic@ignalina.lt turizmo informacijos centras
\n21 Juozapas Rad\u009eiunas Ma\u009eenu k., Naujojo Daugeli\u009akio sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68689084 kaimo turizmas
\n22 Regina Maksimoviene Ginuciu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r 8-38654946 kaimo turizmas
\n23 Juozas Dieninis Palu\u009aes k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r 8-69839254 kaimo turizmas
\n24 Algimantas Kindurys Paukojes k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38654159 kaimo turizmas
\n25 Liudmila Bendorius Ignalinos r. sav., Ignalinos sen., Strigaili\u009akis 8-68818637 kaimo turizmas
\n26 GRA\u008eVYDAS PETRULIS Antalksne, Ignalinos r. 8-8-685619 gepet@takas.lt kaimo turizmas
\n27 Arvydas Gylys Ignalinos r. sav., Ignalinos miesto sen., Ignalina, Budriu g. 63 8-38653671 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n28 Sigitas Kapocius Ignalinos r. sav., Linkmenu sen., Paukoje 8-69839611 aido.2004@one.lt kaimo turizmas
\n29 Algis Gai\u009eutis Ignalinos r. sav., Linkmenu sen., Ginuciai 8-61400785 kaimo turizmas
\n30 Violeta Dapkuviene Ignalinos r. sav., Ignalinos sen., Bendori\u009ake 8-68892261 kaimo turizmas
\n31 Regina Glebaviciene Velunu k., Rim\u009aes sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68580549 kaimo turizmas
\n32 Vlade Adomaviciiene Limino k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38642248 kaimo turizmas
\n33 Arnoldas Ale\u009aiunas Girminiu k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. kaimo turizmas
\n34 JONAS KAZAKEVICIUS Antalksne, Ignalinos r. 8-68685080 kaimo turizmas
\n35 Nijole Jurgeleviciene Pusvarsneliu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r 8-38642270 kaimo turizmas
\n36 Lietuvos \u009eiemos sporto centras Sporto g. 3, Ignalina 8-38654102 8-38654102 turizmo centras
\n37 Ingrida Skleniene Povili\u009akes k., Ignalinos sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68654515 kaimo turizmas
\n38 Algirdas Kazys Bruk\u009atus Ginuciu k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68739339 kaimo turizmas
\n39 Darius Vitas Pabir\u009ees k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-69880317 kaimo turizmas
\n40 Aleksandras Anikinas Smelio g. 23a, Ignalina 8-38652523 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n41 Audrone Baliuliene Merkmenu k., Ceikiniu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-68626203 kaimo turizmas
\n42 Gediminas Kraujalis \u008avedri\u009akes k., Kaziti\u009akio sen., Ignalinos r. 8-28947489 kaimo turizmas
\n43 Alina Stelemekiene Atgimimo g. 19-21, Ignalina 8-38652998 nakvyne-pusryciai
\n44 Laima Rakauskiene Ignalinos r. sav., Linkmenu sen., Naujasodis 8-69818583 kaimo turizmas
\n45 Jolanta Bagociuniene Ignalinos r. sav., Kaziti\u009akio sen., Mi\u009akini\u009ake 8-61233577 8-38636296 info@miskiniskes.lt kaimo turizmas
\n46 Loreta Alekniene Naujasod\u009eio k., Linkmenu sen., Ignalinos r. 8-38642537 kaimo turizmas<\/p>\n
Nr. Objekto pavadinimas Kategorija Adresas Telefono nr. Fakso nr. Elektroninis p. Paslaugos tipas
\n1 Jurate Kiauleikiene Labanoro mstl., Labanoro sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-61670917 8-52622162 info@hotellabanoras.lt kaimo turizmas
\n2 Sauletas kampelis Dalios k., Magunu sen., \u008avencioniu r 8-38754565 turizmo centras
\n3 Petras Telycenas Mozuri\u009akes k., Kaltanenu sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-68616100 kaimo turizmas
\n4 Lietuvos Nacionalines Martyno Ma\u009evydo bibliotekos Pakretuones vandens malunas Pakretuones gst., \u008avencioneliu sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-52496213 8-52496129 turizmo centras
\n5 \u008aVIESA 2 A. Rymo g. 8-8, \u008avencionys 8-38752612 8-38752612 genadijlazdin@one.lt sveciu namai
\n6 V\u009aI Vilniaus teises ir verslo kolegijos turistine baze<\/code> Pailgio k., Pabrades sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-38754000 8-52332453 turizmo centras
\n7 Viktoras Pauk\u009ata Kiauneli\u009akio k., Kaltanenu sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-38747166 kaimo turizmas
\n8 PAILGIS Pailgio k., Pabrades sen., \u008avencioniu r 8-38753452 turizmo centras
\n9 Valentinas Miciuda \u008avencioneliu g. 31, Kaltanenu mstl., Kaltanenu sen., \u008avencioniu r. 8-38744381 kaimo turizmas<\/p>\nMoletai
\nTurizmo paslaug\u00f8 objektai ( viso surasta 49 vnt. )<\/p>\n
Nr. Objekto pavadinimas Kategorija Adresas Telefono nr. Fakso nr. Elektroninis p. Paslaugos tipas
\n1 Daiva Vitkiene Jani\u009akiu k., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-69884007 kaimo turizmas
\n2 Poilsio namai Dubingiai<\/code> Giraiciu k., Dubingiu sen., Moletu r. 8-69805121 8-52782520 poilsio namai
\n3 Rasa Kiuberiene Mie\u009eoniu k., Inturkes sen., Moletu r. 8-38343864 kaimo turizmas
\n4 Statyba Kamu\u009ees vs., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-38344663 poilsio namai
\n5 Jurate Grigaliuniene Valanciu k., Suginciu sen., Moletu r. kaimo turizmas
\n6 Skruzd\u009eiu ragas Vilniaus g. 66 c, Moletai 8-38353513 sveciu namai
\n7 Arunas Verkauskas Laumikoniu k., Dubingiu sen., Moletu r 8-68659896 kaimo turizmas
\n8 Saulytes Jablonkiesnes sodyba Moletu r. sav., Luokesos sen., Gojus 8-69836784 jurunas.jablonskas@veta.lt kaimo turizmas
\n9 Birutes Paleicikienes kaimo sodyba Moletu r. sav., Luokesos sen., \u008aeiki\u009ake 8-69804533 kaimo turizmas
\n10 Moletu turizmo informacijos centras Inturkes g. 4, Moletai 8-38351187 8-38351187 turizmas@moletai.lt turizmo informacijos centras
\n11 Raisa Trimailiene Ancenu k., Suginciu sen., Moletu r. 8-69881995 kaimo turizmas
\n12 Jonas Balynas Kirneiles k., Luokesos sen., Moletu r. 8-29917465 kaimo turizmas
\n13 STANISLAVO \u008eIAGUNO SODYBA Moletu r. sav., Balninku sen., Geliogaliai kaimo turizmas
\n14 Jonas Vy\u009aniauskas Juodi\u009akiu k., Ciulenu sen., Moletu r. 8-38351513 kaimo turizmas
\n15 Vilniaus Sigmos poilsines Kirneiles k., Luokesos sen., Moletu r. 8-38351729 8-38351729 turizmo centras
\n16 Algirdas Arlauskas Kamu\u009ees vs., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-61715041 kaimo turizmas
\n17 Stase Gri\u009akeviciene Laumikoniu k., Dubingiu sen., Moletu r. 8-68678778 kaimo turizmas
\n18 ILANKOS SODYBA<\/code> \u008aauk\u009ateli\u009akiai, Luokesos sen., Moletu r. sav. 8-68638390 kaimo turizmas
\n19 ALBINO MICIOS SODYBA Marguoliai, Moletu r. 8-38350618 kaimo turizmas
\n20 RAIMONDO TAMULENO SODYBA Gojus, Moletu r. 8-69994717 kaimo turizmas
\n21 Vitalija Lei\u009aiene Moletu r. sav., Ciulenu sen., Taiti\u009akes 8-65679126 kaimo turizmas
\n22 Petro Bareikio kaimo sodyba Moletu r. sav., Suginciu sen., Babilninkai 8-61862439 kaimo turizmas
\n23 Baltis Budri\u009akiu k., Ciulenu sen., Moletu r. 8-38344966 poilsio namai
\n24 JULIAUS KRAUJEKIO SODYBA Paeisete I, Moletu r. 8-38353475 kaimo turizmas
\n25 Vaidotas Marozas Kulioniu k., Ciulenu sen., Moletu r. 8-69822442 8-52791010 vilkas@post.omnitel.net kaimo turizmas
\n26 Arunas Strolis Dirvoni\u009akiu k., Joni\u009akio sen., Moletu r. 8-38359169 strolis@takas.lt kaimo turizmas
\n27 Vaidmantas \u008eidonis Kirneiles k., Luokesos sen., Moletu r. 8-69813198 kaimo turizmas
\n28 Julius Beinoras Auk\u009ataiciu 6, Alantos k., Alantos sen., Moletu r. 8-38358104 kaimo turizmas
\n29 Andrijanas Ustinovas Para\u009aes k., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-69941200 kaimo turizmas
\n30 Petras Laurinavicius Juodakampio vs., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-68813809 kaimo turizmas
\n31 \u008aARUNO MARCIULIONIO SODYBA Gurakalne, Moletu r. 8-61164110 kaimo turizmas
\n32 Valdas Juociapys Sodo al. 13, Naujasod\u009eio k., Alantos sen., Moletu r. 8-38358469 kaimo turizmas
\n33 Au\u009ara Putvinskiene Juodi\u009akiu k., Ciulenu sen., Moletu r. 8-38352096 8-38353100 kaimo turizmas
\n34 Arvydas Vi\u009einis Babilninku k., Suginciu sen., Moletu r. 8-61015460 kaimo turizmas
\n35 Romualdas Grau\u009einis Pagaluones II k., Suginciu sen., Moletu r. 8-61622087 kaimo turizmas
\n36 Bebrusai Zamokeliu k., Inturkes sen., Moletu r. 8-38351528 poilsio namai
\n37 Baltieji Lakajai Apkartu k., Mindunu sen., Moletu r. 8-38344526 8-38151496 poilsio namai
\n38 Aldona Elvyra Cepaitiene \u008aiupieni\u009akiu k., Dubingiu sen., Moletu r. 8-69819955 8-52610650 kaimo turizmas
\n39 Nakvynes namai Antamalkestes k., Ciulenu sen., Moletu r. 8-38344141 8-52475551 nakvynes paslaugu namai
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\n48 Vladas Telksnys Alau\u009au g. Balninku mstl., Balninku sen., Moletu r. 8-86890028 kaimo turizmas
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