Tavak és természet a Vilniusi körzetben
Lakes and Natural Wonders
Explore the diverse natural landscape surrounding Vilnius, featuring a mix of glacial lakes, ancient forests, and mythological landmarks. This collection includes Asveja, Lithuania's longest lake, alongside protected sites like the Buivydžiai hydrographic reserve and the Tapeliai landscape reserve. Beyond the water, discover unique geological features such as the Marijampolis stone with its folklore-rich 'Devil’s Footprint' and the ancient Paneriškės oak standing near the banks of the Neris River.
Asveja
Lake Asveja or Dubingiai Lake is the longest lake in Lithuania. It covers 9.78 km2 area and reaches a depth of 50.2m which makes it the…
Salotės ež.
A lake in the Vilnius district located just 0.5 km south of the Pilaitė neighborhood.
Tapelių ež.
A lake in the northeastern part of Vilnius, situated in a forested area within the Tapeliai landscape reserve.
ež. Juodis
A small lake in the Tapeliai landscape reserve, located south of Lake Balžis in the northeastern part of Vilnius.
ež. Gėla
A lake located 2 km east of Nemenčinė, surrounded by the Nemenčinė forest.
ež. Lydekinis
A small lake located within the Šeškučiai swamp near the Vilnius city border and Bezdonys.
Lakes and Natural Wonders – Hozzáadás az utazáshoz
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