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Monument to Jonas Basanavičius

The monument to Jonas Basanavičius in Birštonas is one of the oldest sculptural landmarks in the city, erected in 1939. This bust was created by sculptor Antanas Aleksandravičius, who was personally acquainted with the patriarch and worked from life. Despite historical challenges, the monument has remained authentic and is now protected as a cultural heritage. Visit Jonas Basanavičius Square and immortalize this historic artwork in your travel impressions.

Monument to Jonas Basanavičius

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