The archaeological site of KernavÄ— has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004. For travelers interested in documented cultural heritage, this is a clear point of reference.
You can book a hotel in KernavÄ—.
Culture
In the 13th century, KernavÄ— was one of the first centers of the Lithuanian state.
The KernavÄ— State Cultural Reserve covers 194.4 hectares and includes 18 state-protected cultural heritage sites as well as an archaeology and history museum.
The museum's collections are based on archaeological research conducted in the reserve and in the KernavÄ— area and provide insight into all stages of Lithuania's prehistory.
Geographical Location
KernavÄ— is a small town on the right bank of the Neris, 35 km from Vilnius.
Landscape
Nuobariškių Kalnas is located in the wider regional area of Kernavė.
The Pajauta Valley and five hills are part of the archaeological and historical landscape of KernavÄ—.
For comparison with other destinations, you can also view Bezdonys, Karvys, Trakai, Eišiškės, Žuklijai, Aukštadvaris, Avižieniai and Vievis afterward.
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