What to see?

On the eastern edge of the burial mound runs a natural embankment-goat, called the Giant’s Tomb. 1906 it, like Norkūnai, Radišiai burial mound in Rokiškis district, was excavated by a priest and local historian Juozas Žiogas. A black cultural…

Oak street once led to Rokiškis Railway Station. At present day only a part of the street has survived. It was planted in the second half of the 19th century by Counts Tyzenhausai according to the fashion prevailing in Germany. The counts are long…

Obeliai St. Ona church was built in 1868. Mikas Petrauskas played the organ in church for some time. He not just led the church choir, but also established an orchestra here. Church is neo-gothic style, cross-planned, with bracketed ceilings and two…

Onuškis St. Mykolas the archangel church was built in 1774 and is state protected building. It is the oldest wooden shrine in Rokiškis district and one of the oldest wooden churches in the Republic of Lithuania. Church stands out for its…

The current Pandėlys church is built in 19th century by  Ignacas Koscialkovskis. During Worl War I church was devastated. Wooden towers were fired by artillery and completely demolished; all three bells were taken to Russia. Unfortunately, only one…