History, nature and youthful energy meet here. We invite you to discover the rich cultural heritage of our region, get involved in active activities and participate in events for the whole family. We are open to ideas, cooperation and all those who want to get to know Šalčininkai differently!
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Did you know that the two cities – Kętrzyn in Poland and Vilkiškės in Lithuania – share a deep historical, cultural and even personal connection? The Culture Tour project invites you to get to know these cities anew through their shared heritage, interactive tourism and modern solutions. “The Culture Tour …
The right tributary of the Nemunas is the Merkys, Lithuania’s eighth longest river and the most important river of Dzūkija. The river is popular with water tourists from Tabariškės. The …
The Šalčia is the largest tributary of the Merkys. It is a rather torrential stream with a shallow valley, shallow banks, very meandering (with all four degrees of meandering). The …
For those who like a challenge rather than a calm and monotonous swim, the Visinča water route is recommended. This is probably the most “wild” of all the water routes. …
The Verseka flows in Šalčininkai and Varėna districts. The river flows through forests, the banks are dry. You can start the journey from the first village of Verseka (near Naujadvaris). …
The Gauja is a right tributary of the Nemunas River, originating in Belarus, in the Grodno region. It flows through the territory of Lithuania for about thirty kilometres, the most …
Aukštupio Merkinė – an old manor belonged to a number of noble families: the Radvilas, the Sluškis, the Potocki, the Duninas, the Sanguškis, the Korsaks. In 1767, the manor was …
The fruit of the heart and mind of the family of Dan and Aurelija Arlauskas, founded in the village of Buikas. The first lavender bush was planted in 2013. Now …
Historical sources first mention Poškonys in the Acts of the GDL of 1713. At that time, the village belonged to the Arlaviščių manor, the landlord Jonas Zemla. According to the …
