Culture and History
The steam locomotive of Radviliškis stands near the city’s railway station. It was manufactured in Berlin in 1944 and is the only surviving locomotive of the T series in Lithuania. The Lizdeikos Gymnasium History Museum displays old teaching aids, student photographs, the first graduation certificates, documents from the interwar period, personal belongings of former teachers, school uniforms, sports trophies, and yearbooks from various graduating classes.
The Radviliškis Church of Virgin Mary and the Belfry is located in the town centre. Its tower has three bells; next to the church stands a wooden belfry with distinctive architecture. The Evangelical Lutheran church is also one of Radviliškis’s sights.
The Deportation Train Wagon is located at Laisvės al. 20 in Radviliškis. It was erected near Radviliškis railway station in 2012 based on deportees’ accounts and archival material.
Park and Leisure
Radviliškis Culture and Recreation Park is decorated with wooden sculptures and is located at Radvilų g. 8A in Radviliškis. The park has outdoor exercise equipment and a multifunctional children’s playground.
Route
The “Touch the Exhibits!” route enables people with visual impairments to experience historical, artistic, and cultural objects through touch and audio descriptions.
Those wishing to book a hotel in Radviliškis can continue their accommodation search afterwards. More destinations: Jurgaičiai, Kelmė, Šiauliai, Joniškis, Pakruojis, Bubiai, Meškuičiai, Vijoliai.
