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In the old manor park, maples, ashes, poplars, and linden trees, some of which are several hundred years old, grow. The park's jewel is the 25-meter-tall Paliesius Oak, a protected botanical natural heritage object. Also, there is a naturally springing water fountain, with a sculpture created by the famous Finnish sculptor Jari Mannisto. The constantly babbling water frames the magnificent natural creation—the grand manor park.
While traveling to see the Paliesius Manor Park fountain, be sure to stop by Mielagėnai town as well. There, next to the church, you will find several more fountains.
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