Jonava: Hotels and Accommodations

The present-day Church of St. James the Apostle in Jonava was built in 1791 and consecrated in 1793 in the name of its founder, Bishop Juozapas Kazimieras Kosakovskis. Those wishing to book a hotel in Jonava can then continue their search for accommodation. Jonava railway station is equipped with a ticket machine from LTG Link.

Culture and History

The crypt of the Church of St. James the Apostle in Jonava contains the mortal remains of members of the Kosakovski family. The complex of the old horse-post station in Jonava was built between 1833 and 1835. In 1992, the Jonava Regional Museum was opened there; its basement houses a permanent archaeological exhibition.

The Jewish cemetery in Jonava was restored in 1989.

Nature and Trails

There are four ponds in Jonava – Joninių, Lakštingalų, Gulbių and Gervių. Cycling and walking paths run around them; there are also children's playgrounds and beaches. Along the banks of the Neris in Jonava, there are walking and cycling paths for strolling and enjoying views of the river.

Leisure

The Jonava disc golf park has around 18 baskets and throwing areas in the Joninių Valley and around Joninių Pond; residents and visitors can use it free of charge.

The Jonavos SlidinÄ—jimo centras ski centre has lifts and four shaped downhill-course configurations. It offers skiing, equipment rental and the services of ski instructors.

Other destinations: Kėdainiai, Altoniškiai, Rumšiškės, Čekiškė, Garliava, Prienai, Birštonas, Ariogala

For the higher-level travel overview: Kaunas District.