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Vingis Park Bridge – View of the Neris River loop from Šeškinė

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Lithuania

Vilnius County

Vingis Park Bridge – View of the Neris River loop from Šeškinė

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Vingis Park Bridge – View of the Neris River loop from Šeškinė

05:57

93.8km

830m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

Last updated: June 12, 2026

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Includes a segment that may be dangerous

A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.

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Vingis Park Bridge

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The Neris (Lithuanian Neris, Polish Wilia, Belarusian Вілія, Wilija) is a river in Belarus and Lithuania. It rises in northern Belarus, flows through the Lithuanian capital Vilnius and the medium-sized town of Jonava and flows into the Neman in Kaunas.

On the Belarusian side, it is dammed up at Vileyka to form the Vileiskoye reservoir. In Vilnius, the river is partly concreted in, but otherwise natural and not straightened. In Kernavė, on the banks of the Neris, are the remains of the old Lithuanian ruler's residence, which are under UNESCO protection (Wikipedia).

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View of Vilnius from Karoliniškės

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Šilėnai Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Šilenai St. The Church of the Virgin Mary is a church located in the village of Šilėnai, 16 km west of Vilnius. Forms of folk architecture. Services are held only in Polish.
The church has folk architectural forms, a rectangular plan, with 2 turrets, a narrow three-walled apse, and a low sacristy. The church is single-nave, has 3 altars. There is a cemetery and a lourdes grotto in the churchyard. Its fence is stone masonry.

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Šilėnai Wooden Church

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Church of St. Anne, Dūkštos

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It was built in 1850-1856 under the care of priest Joakim Dembinski. according to Tomas Tišeckis project. Governor of Vilnius in 1867. offered to hand over the Dūkšta church to the Orthodox. Russian Minister of Internal Affairs in 1868 ordered the church to be closed. She in 1869 in the beginning turned into a church. 1868 at the end of the year, the peasant Jackus Klim took the request of the parishioners to the tsar in Petersburg for the return of the Dūkšta Church. The citizen was arrested, 4 more persons who signed the petition were arrested and interrogated. Catholics in 1876 asked for permission to hold services in the chapel of the parish cemetery. Orthodox priest in 1876. the chapel was demolished, the wood was sold. Subsequent requests by parishioners to reclaim the church were rejected. Church in 1918 repaired, became a parish.

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