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Kurtuvėnai Manor – Villa Tulp Restaurant loop from Bubių kryžkelė

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Lithuania

Siauliai County

Kurtuvėnai Manor – Villa Tulp Restaurant loop from Bubių kryžkelė

Moderate

5.0

(8)

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Kurtuvėnai Manor – Villa Tulp Restaurant loop from Bubių kryžkelė

01:05

17.1km

180m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 9.05 km for 83 m

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Bus stop

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8.55 km

Kurtuvėnai Regional Park Visitor Center

Highlight • Rest Area

The Kurtuvėnai Regional Park Visitor Center is located in the restored Kurtuvėnai Manor Ratisbon building.
One of the most interesting visitor centers in Lithuania. Engaging exposition, wonderful staff. The center is located in a picturesque corner of nature with a rich historical heritage.

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8.63 km

Kurtuvėnai Manor Granary

Highlight • Historical Site

The manor barn located in Kurtuvėnai Regional Park is a unique value of Lithuanian wooden architectural heritage. It is believed that the barn was built from pine logs at the end of the 18th century by the serfs of the Nagurskiai manor. For more than 200 years, the Baroque-style building has amazed with its size, two-tiered roof with semicircular dormers, an unusual recessed gable and gallery, arched beams, and blacksmithing. The barn survived both world wars – during the First World War, it managed to escape a fire in the manor homestead, and during the Second World War, it was hit by several cannonballs, but the fire was quickly extinguished. In the second half of the 20th century, this building was one of the largest and oldest wooden barns in Lithuania.
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8.77 km

Kurtuvėnai Campsite

Highlight • Rest Area

Amazing place to stay.
Accommodations and facilities are quite good.
One of the best camping in Lithuania I stayed at.
Loads of things to do and to see around.
Beautiful nature around.

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9.09 km

Kurtuvėnai St. Apostle James Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The white towers of the Kurtuvėnai Church rise to a height of 50 m. The architecture of the building combines elements of late Baroque and early Classicism. The interior of the church exudes the restraint of Classicism, but it can also discern aesthetic elements of late Baroque and Neo-Gothic. The construction of the church, completed in 1792, was financed by the owner of the Kurtuvėnai Manor, Jakub Nagusrki (1752-1789). The magnificent building was to become not only the house of God, but also a tombstone for the founder. This is evidenced by the coat of arms of the Nagurski family Pobog above the main entrance. Construction work lasted 9 years. The church project was prepared in 1783 by Martynas Knackfuss (1740–1821), a professor of architecture at Vilnius University and the pioneer of Classicism in Lithuanian architecture. For many years, the Kurtuvėnai church and the manor house formed an architectural complex, connected by baroque forms and compositional axes. The manor house has long since disappeared, and the exterior of the church has hardly changed. At the beginning of the 20th century, the side windows of the main facade were slightly raised, and the balcony opening was bricked up.

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9.21 km