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Tauragė Motor Mill

The Tauragė Motor Mill, built in 1922, is an important industrial and architectural landmark of the city. Initially, steam engines were used here, later replaced by electric motors. Although after World War II the mill was used for grain milling and wood processing, today it is included in the cultural heritage route, preserving its historical and technical significance.

Tauragė Motor Mill

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The Museum of Exile and Resistance in Tauragė

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Hotel "Tauragė"

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