Dyviliškiai: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai, the Great Lazdijai Ring runs as an excursion route through Lazdijai and its surroundings. It offers views of Lake Palazdijo and other lakes along the route.

Nature

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai lies the Papalazdijai Hill with its settlement on the eastern shore of Lake Baltajis. Papalazdijai Hill with its settlement has steep slopes 9 to 12 metres high and dates from the 1st millennium.

Also in the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai lies the “Akmenėlis” homestead beside a pine forest and Lake Akmeniai; the distance to the lake is up to 45 metres.

Geographical Location

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai, a campsite on Lake Palazdijai offers pitches with water and electricity connections. The campsite on Lake Palazdijai also offers pedal boats.

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai, tourists can see the route of the former barbed-wire fence from the “Iron Curtain” border road. The Great Lazdijai Ring passes along a border road where restored sections of a barbed-wire fence and preserved fragments of the former “Iron Curtain” can be seen.

Culture and History

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai, the Church of Saint Casimir in Kučiūnai has three naves separated by a pair of reinforced-concrete columns. The new Church of Saint Casimir in Kučiūnai was completed in 1996.

In the wider regional surroundings of Dyviliškiai, Aradninkai Manor became part of Veisiejai Manor as an independent economic unit in the 19th century. On the grounds of Aradninkai Manor, a cultural layer dating from the 16th to the 20th century, as well as objects buried in the ground dating from the 5th century AD or earlier, were identified in 2016.

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More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Šventežeris, Vilkanastrai, Lazdijai, Taikūnai, Ricieliai, Atesninkai I, Latežeris, Žiogeliai.