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The road that leads from Trakai to the birthplace of the Grand Duke of Lithuania, Old Trakai, has been named after Vytautas Magnus as a tribute to the merits of the great leader.
Trakai Peninsula Castle was once one of the biggest and the most important defensive castles. It represented the economic and military strength of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
Sacrifice Hill marks the highest point of the Trakai Peninsula. From the top you can appreciate the beautiful landscape, a unique history and an opportunity to experience the atmosphere of medieval life.
Trakai Island Castle, also referred to as the Crown of Lake Galvė, offers visitors both glorious Lithuanian history and a great variety of present-day cultural events.
The Hill of Angels rises up near Būda village, which is surrounded by the Galvė lakes. It has been decorated with wooden angels, people's prayers and folk songs.
‘The Potato Road’ will lead you towards the White Swan of Lake Galvė. The road is an old land route to Užutrakis Manor House.
Take a closer look into the life of the Lithuanian nobility and visit the magnificent manor and park ensemble established in the early 20th century.
