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Jewish Massacre Site and Grave

In July 1941, 10 Jewish women and children were killed in the forest between Mekšrinis and Pelėdinis lakes. This site is listed in the Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage.

Jewish Massacre Site and Grave

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Path along Lake Mekšrinis

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Forest Park Trail

Sculpture "Legato"

Painting "Marsh" (Lithuanian: "Pelkė")

Mural "Abstraction"

Sculpture for Česlovas Kudaba

Mural "Geographer Cat"

Painting "Girl with a Puppy"

Nearest museums

Ignalina Regional Museum

J. Grunda Gallery "Skaptukas"

Local History Exhibition at the Ceikiniai Branch of the Public Library of the Ignalina District Municipality

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Valdas Danilevičius Nature Museum

Geologists' Journey Exhibit "Rocks - The Chronicle of Earth's History"

Burial Mound Exhibit and Stone Age Dwelling

Professor Adomas Hrebnickis Homestead House - Museum

Hammer Exhibition

Nearest entertainment

"Bird Village"

Nearest food establishments translate this into LT

Family Kitchen

Café-Pizzeria "Tuk Tuk Pizza & Sushi"

Nearest accommodations

Hotel "Lake and Library Hotel"

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