MyTravis

"Arch" – Monument to a Unified Lithuania

This monument, weighing 150 tons and standing 8.5 meters tall, symbolizes a bridge between Minor and Greater Lithuania. The red granite represents the cultural heritage of Minor Lithuania, while the gray granite embodies the essence of Greater Lithuania. The upper, seemingly cleaved part of the monument, refers to the Kaliningrad region, now part of Russia, highlighting its inseparable connection to Lithuanian history. The poignant words of Ieva Simonaitytė, inscribed on the monument, "We are one nation, one land, one Lithuania," serve as a reminder of the unity and shared historical heritage of the Lithuanian people.

"Arch" – Monument to a Unified Lithuania

Info

How to get there?

Share:

Whats new?

Three impressive Baltic seaside spots: Olando Kepurė, Veczemē Cliffs, Pakri Cliffs

Discover Tallinn Old Town with MyTravis: a medieval spirit that surprises you at every step

Women's hike through the mystery of the fog from Ginučiai Hillfort to Ladakalnis

The first women’s hiking club hike in Marcinkonys: nature’s beauty, legends, and togetherness in Dzūkija

Nature Trails in the Pärnu Region: A Journey Through Estonia’s Natural Treasures

Šiauliai Chestnut Alley – a place where dozens of chestnut trees bloom

Kulautuva – the Pearl of the Nemunas Shore: What to See and Do?

Kauko Stairs in Kaunas – Woven with Myths and Natural Beauty

Kaunas Beast: A City Symbol Shrouded in Legends

Nearby attractions

Klaipėda City Hall

Biržos Bridge

Rotating Bridge

The "Black Ghost" Sculpture

Danės Square

Klaipėda Drama Theater

Theater Square

Sculpture "Taravos Anikė" and Monument to Simon Dach

Sculpture "Tower"

Nearest museums

Ship-Museum M52 "Sūduvis"

"Rūtų Galerija"

Fishing Boat Exhibition

Castle Museum Exhibition – Kurtina

Castle Site

Exhibition of Resistance and Exile

Klaipėda Gas Factory

Agluonėnai Ethnographic Homestead

Ieva Simonaitytė Memorial Museum

Nearest entertainment

Curonian Spit National Park Nature School

The Delfinarium

Info

Cities