MyTravis

Chapel and Sculpture "Crucified"

A late 19th-century chapel in Dūkšteliai village. The chapel is octagonal, with open walls, built from red bricks and field stones. The wooden roof is covered with shingles, and a wrought iron cross with a sun symbol is placed at its peak. This folk-style object is associated with the Old Dūkštas manor ensemble. Inside the chapel, there is a wooden cross with a sculpture of the Crucified Christ.

Chapel and Sculpture "Crucified"

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

Dūkšteliai Hillfort

Grave of Painter Jonas Rustemas

Dūkštas Manor

Monument to Prof. Adomas Hrebnickis

Šuminai Pine

Švedriškės Lourdes

Medžiukalnis Spring

Grave of Unknown Partisans (Three unidentified partisans of the Stundža-Skrajūnas squad, killed on 28 December 1944 in Miškiniškės village)

Švedriškės Church of St. John the Baptist

Nearest museums

Professor Adomas Hrebnickis Homestead House - Museum

Shutters

Valdas Danilevičius Nature Museum

Info

Countries