Kalvaria - Tourist attractions
The Complex of Synagogues in Kalvarija
the only complex of three synagogues in Lithuania that has survived to the present day. It has a formation history of more than 200 years. The complex is composed of the Baroque summer and the Eclectic winter synagogues and a small, playful “brick-style”
The Cross in the churchyard of the Holy Virgin Mary‘s Church in Kalvarija
A nationally protected object of cultural heritage. Built in 1975, height – about 5 m. The ends of the cross branches are composed of large heart-shaped leaves. The crosspiece has a crown of rays and a chapel, the cross pole – a few chapel’s shelters. The
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kalvarija
reminds the short period (1795-1807) in Kalvarija‘s history when the town belonged to Prussia and people of this religious belief were settling here. Amongst the locals the church is more commonly known as “Kirche”. Renovation of the church is foreseen in
The hill of Kačergai
the hill shrouded with legends and myths to the south of Liubavas town. There is an observation tower on the top of the hill that provides wonderful views. From here you can see the churches of five parishes – Liubavas, Jelenavas, Vižainis, Akmenynai and
The Historic Horse Post Station in Kalvarija
built in 1825 as one of the horse exchange stations and places of rest, accommodation and catering for postmen at the St. Petersburg–Warsaw road. It consists of three buildings: the former administration building, lodging house and tavern. Renovation and
