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Three Crosses (Lithuanian: Trys kryžiai) is a prominent monument in Vilnius, Lithuania, on the Hill of Three Crosses, originally known as the Bald Hill (Lithuanian: Plikasis kalnas), in Kalnai Park. According to a legend, seven Franciscan friars were beheaded on top of this hill. Wooden crosses were built in the location since the early 17th century. It soon became a symbol of the city and an integral part of the city's skyline. As wood rots, the crosses needed to be periodically replaced.

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The mound of Jurgaičiai (Domantas), more commonly referred to as the Hill of Crosses, is located in Meškučiai subdistrict (Šauliai district), next to Šiauliai-Riga highway and railway, 12 km north of Šiauliai and 6 km southwest from Meškuičiai, on the left bank of Kulpė.

There are thousands of Crosses on the mound that come not only from different places of Lithuania but also from abroad (henceforth, it is called the Cross Hill). It is estimated that there are about 200 thousand on the Cross Hill. Cross: 53 recorded in the Cultural Heritage Register (2013). In the Christian world, this mountain was even more pronounced in 1993. a visit by Pope John Paul || to this place.

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Ilzenbergo dvaras – Europos mastu pripažintas lankytinas objektas Privačiomis lėšomis pilnai atkurtas, visuomenei atviras Ilzenbergo dvaras ir ūkis 2017 m. pelnė išskirtinį įvertinimą: Lietuvos Kultūros paveldo departamente The Ilzenberg Manor is a European-recognized tourist attractionThe Ilzenberg Estate and the Farm in 2017, completely restored with private funds, are fully restored. earned an exceptional assessment: the Lithuanian Department
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Aukštaitijos national park-the oldest nation park Lithuania,is established in 1974.

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Ilzenberg manorcIlzenberg Manor is a former residential manor in Rokiškis district, near border with Latvia.[1] It is between Ilgio and Apvalaso lakes.It is believed that the first bathhouse was built in the Ilzenberg Manor back in the early 17th century, under the lordship of the manor founders, the noble family of Kerssenbrocks. The bathhouse was attended by the whole family of the nobleman – it was built away from the manor house, in the most picturesque place of the lakeshore, where from a view of the lake island was revealed.

Sauna emerged much earlier than the Manor Park, which was founded in the middle of the 18th century, when the manor lords were the German noble family of Orgies-Rutenberg. The parks ends at the bathhouse, which shows that the building of the bathhouse existed before the design of the park was developed – otherwise, the park would stretch along the entire shore of the Ilgis Lake. At the end of the 17th century, nobilities’ sauna buildings were no longer built as a result of common European cultural trends. It is therefore not surprising that the abandoned bathhouse of the Ilzenberg Manor did not match the park’s landscape architecture at all.

In the first half of the 19th century, noblemen loved bathing again. Though, in mobile hot tubs and baths rather than saunas. And that in itself was bad for the bathhouse of the Ilzenberg Manor.

However, the fate of bathhouses suddenly changed in 1863, upon the uprising against the Russian tsarism authority. Rebels, led by the priest Antanas Mackevičius, equipped their camp in Ilzenberg for a certain period of time. Meanwhile, in Onuškis surroundings, the rebels crashed Russian troops in a fierce battle. Thereafter, A.Mackevičius moved through the Ilzenberg Manor to Courland where he agitated Latvians to join the fight under the slogan “For our and your freedom”.
The rebels at once noticed the basement of the old bathhouse in the their camp and built a temporary timbered bathhouse on it – the fighters not only had a bath therein, but also dried their clothes washed in the lake. The bathhouse was huge - it had a room for 30 men at the same time.

While noblemen no longer acknowledged bathhouses, the bathhouse of the Ilzenberg Manor was used for long – the manor’s servants and labourers washed here. The bathhouse has been allegedly saved as a sign of respect for the rebels, many of whom were killed or tortured to death in exile.

Since the beginning of the Soviet occupation, the bathhouse was no longer used and completely collapsed in decades.
The current owners of the Manor decided to restore one of the oldest Lithuania’s bathhouses. The new bathhouse was built on the old basement in the same place as the very first bathhouse of the Manor. It stayed huge and is now considered the largest and oldest manor bathhouse in Lithuania.

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Dovydu tree botanical sanctuary

Dovydų miško botaninis draustinis

The David's Forest Botanical Sanctuary is a municipality's botanical reserve in the middle of Lithuania, in Kedainiai district, Truskavos parish, in the David.

The Reserve was founded in 1996, occupying an area of 40 hectares. It holds the centenary of a standard bench. Rare plants are grown - male grapefruit, rare mushroom, common kerchief, regenerates the status.

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