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Druskininkai In Your Pocket
According to legend, there once stood a castle on the banks of the Nemunas at Liškiava, close to where modern-day Druskininkai stands. One day the lord of the castle had a grand day’s hunting, and, according to pagan principles shot a hawk to keep the Gods content.
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Priding themselves on churning out traditional Lithuanian cuisine using local ingredients, this ever-expanding national chain’s Druskininkai operation can be found overlooking the lake, just ne
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Originally built between 1861 and 1865, this diminutive blue wooden building is delightful, both inside and out. When you've finished gaping in wonder at the exterior (unfortunately the glazed cupola
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A renovated building just off Vilniaus, the modern apartments here all come with flatscreen televisions, basic kitchens, free wireless internet and Čiurlionis reproductions on the walls. An
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Several Stalins and loads of Lenins litter this bizarre, mildly controversial outdoor sculpture park and information centre less than 10km north of Druskininkai just off the main road to Vilnius. The
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Converted from the town’s most extraordinary Soviet-era architectural masterpiece with no attention to aesthetic detail, Druskininkai’s number one tourist attraction panders to the local
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Arguably the jewel in Druskininkai’s crown, Europa Royale encompasses both a fabulously renovated mansion and an adjoining breakfast cereal packet-looking wing, both of which offer their own pa
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