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Anykščiai (pronunciation; see
other names) is a ski
resort city in Lithuania, 20
miles (32 kilometres) west of Utena. The
Roman Catholic Church of St...
- The
Forest of
Anykščiai (Lithuanian: Anykščių šilelis),
written by
Antanas Baranauskas and
published in 1861 by
Laurynas Ivinskis, is a
landmark poem...
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Anykščiai District Muni****lity is one of 60 muni****lities in Lithuania.
District structure: 3
cities –
Anykščiai,
Kavarskas and Troškūnai; 8
towns –...
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influence of
Mickiewicz was Anykščių šilelis (The Forest/Pinewood of
Anykščiai). It is
considered a
classic work of
Lithuanian literature. Literature...
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Anykščiai Regional Park
covers 15,485
hectares (38,260 acres) in
northeastern Lithuania near the city of
Anykščiai. It was
founded in 1992 to preserve...
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Naujoji Akmenė. Five
cities (Birštonas, Druskininkai, Neringa,
Palanga and
Anykščiai) have a
special resort status. Of over 100 cities, only 14 have po****tions...
- Burbiškis
Manor is a
former residential manor and park in Burbiškis,
Anykščiai District Muni****lity, near the Anykšta river,
built in 1853–1857. On March...
- St.
Matthew in
Anykščiai (Lithuanian: Anykščių Šv. apaštalo
evangelisto Mato bažnyčia) is a red
brick Neo-Gothic
church in
Anykščiai, Lithuania. The...
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Algimantas Masiulis (July 10, 1931 Surdegis,
Anykščiai District Muni****lity —
August 19, 2008, Kaunas, Lithuania) was a
Lithuanian film and
theatre actor...
- Nevėžis is the
second longest,
after the Šventoji. Its
source is in the
Anykščiai District Muni****lity. The
river first flows in a
northwesterly direction...
