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Monument to Those Who Died for Lithuania's Freedom

Located in the square on Laisvės Street, opposite building No. 27 in Ignalina. Erected in 1989 through the efforts of Father Alfredas Kanišauskas of Švedriškė.

Monument to Those Who Died for Lithuania's Freedom

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Ignalina Regional Museum

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Nearest entertainment

"Bird Village"

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Café-Pizzeria "Tuk Tuk Pizza & Sushi"

Family Kitchen

Nearest accommodations

Hotel "Lake and Library Hotel"

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