Lietuvā, Latvijā un Igaunijā apmeklētājiem pieejamas militārā mantojuma vietas - muzeji, cietokšņi, militārā aprīkojuma vietas, takas, bunkuri, cīņu vietas, militārās pilsētas, infrastruktūras objekti, piemiņas vietas, kas liecina par laiku no Pirmā pasaules kara sākuma 1914. gadā un visu trīs valstu neatkarības iegūšanas 1918. gadā līdz tās atjaunošanai 1990./1991. gadā. 
Par militārā mantojuma vietām var lasīt aprakstus, saistītos atmiņu stāstus, atrast vēsturiskus un mūsdienu foto, tūrisma pakalpojumus un ceļojumu maršrutu ieteikumus. Pieejama informācija arī par daudzām mazāk zināmām un retāk apmeklētām, tomēr vēsturiski nozīmīgām militārā mantojuma vietām Lietuvā, Latvijā un Igaunijā.

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Military Heritage Tourism
  Sekotāji: 1951
🕍 Sinagogas dārzs. Piemiņas vieta izveidota kādreizējās Bauskas Lielās sinagogas vietā. 🧱 Piemiņas vietu projektējis un izveidojis tēlnieks Ģirts Burvis, kas ir arī V. Plūdoņa pieminekļa autors. Kopējā memoriālā platība aizņem precīzi tādu pat laukumu, kādā savulaik atradās Bauskas Lielā sinagoga, akmens tēli simbolizē ebrejus, kas iznāk no dievnama pēc dievkalpojuma. ⏳Memoriāla centrā ir simboliska bima, uz kuras rakstīts: „Veltījums Bauskas ebrejiem, kas gadsimtiem dzīvoja šeit un cēla šo pilsētu, un kurus 1941. gadā nogalināja nacisti un viņu vietējie palīgi. Godinot ebreju tautas piemiņu – Bauskas ebreju pēcteči un baušķenieki”. ℹ Piemiņas memoriāls „Sinagogas dārzs” izveidots, pateicoties Bauskas ebreju pēcteču Izraēlā, ASV un Lielbritānijā iniciatīvai, ziedojumiem, Bauskas novada domes, Latvijas Ebreju draudžu, un kopienu padomes atbalstam. 📸Pateicamies par foto Visit Bauska 👀Vairāk par objektu: https://visit.bauska.lv/en/objektid/vides-objekts-sinagogas-darzs-/ #latlit #interreg #militaryheritage #heritagetourism #militaryheritagetourism
🎉We are delighted to announce a pan-Baltic workshop on Integrating Military Heritage into Tourism and History Education. 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪 📅 Date: 10 January 2025 📍 Location: Latvian War Museum, Riga, Latvia 📝More info and registration ➡️ https://www.celotajs.lv/en/news/item/view/1360 This workshop is part of a joint initiative to expand military heritage tourism across the Baltic countries, uniting 🇱🇻Latvia, 🇪🇪Estonia, and 🇱🇹Lithuania to share the collective story of Baltic independence while connecting tourism, education, and military heritage. The workshop on 10.01. will bring together: ◾️stakeholders, including military heritage museums; ◾️history teachers and representatives of schools; ◾️history researchers, enthusiasts; ◾️owners of military heritage sites; ◾️tourism specialists, and others. 🎯Our aim is to inspire collaborative and creative approaches to interpreting military heritage in tourism, based on research and human experience. We will focus on the importance of historical knowledge, particularly for younger generations, and explore practical ways to make historical narratives engaging and accessible to all. 🤝Together, we will explore innovative methods for presenting history in meaningful and impactful ways. The programme will feature expert-led sessions from historians and heritage specialists across Europe, covering topics such as: 🔸Engaging young people through military heritage tourism 🔸Sharing authentic narratives at historical site 🔸Balancing personal stories with historical context for diverse audiences 🔸Integrating military history into school curricula The day will conclude with a guided tour of the Latvian War Museum. Join us for this unique opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and shape the future of military heritage education through tourism.
🔎 Step Back in Time at Joniškis Museum of History and Culture! 🇱🇹 Located in the heart of Joniškis, this museum is your gateway to the region's fascinating history. From archaeological treasures to ethnic culture and sacred art, each exhibit tells a story of Lithuania's rich heritage. 🎖️ Military History Lovers – This One’s for You! A standout feature is the Partisan Resistance Exhibit, crafted by historian Darius Vičas. Dive into the stories of brave partisans who fought for Lithuania's freedom against Soviet occupation. 💡 Highlights include: ✒️ An authentic “Olympia” typewriter used by the last Joniškis region partisans to publish the underground newspaper The Echo of Partisan Shoots. 🎶 A radio receiver playing songs from the freedom struggle era. 📸 Interactive experience: type on the vintage keys to uncover photos and hear stories of resilience and courage. 💬 “Discover the voices that echoed through Lithuania’s fight for independence.” Explore, connect, and honor history. See you there! ✨ #latlit #interreg #militaryheritage #heritagetourism #militaryheritagetourism
🌟 The Fate of Lithuanian Poet Vytautas Mačernis 🌟 In our previous post, we shared about the Battle of Seda and asked what connects this battle with Lithuanian literature. The answer is poet Vytautas Mačernis! ✍️ On October 7, 1944, during the Battle of Seda, a stray fragment from a Soviet artillery shell fatally struck the young poet in the head. At the time, 23-year-old Mačernis was traveling near Seda in a horse-drawn cart and became an unintended casualty of the battle. Despite his tragic fate, Vytautas Mačernis is regarded as one of the most significant creators of existential poetry in Lithuanian literature. Though his body of work is small, it left a profound and lasting impression. 🌿 The poet's birthplace was the village of Šarnelė, near Žemaičių Kalvarija. Today, you can visit: 📌 The Vytautas Mačernis Museum in Žemaičių Kalvarija. 📌 The Vytautas Mačernis Trail, located near his grave in Šarnelė. The Šarnelė Trail is a remarkable place! Nearby, at the Kerpauskas family homestead, Jews were saved from death during World War II. A spring flowing along the trail is dedicated to honoring this family. 🌊 Visit these sites to remember a poet whose legacy and creativity continue to inspire through time. 🕊️ Photos: Žemaitijos NPD archive, V. Mačernis museum. #latlit #interreg #militaryheritage #heritagetourism #militaryheritagetourism
Remembering the Heroes of the Battle of Seda 🇱🇹 📍This year, on October 7th, the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Seda was commemorated. On October 6–7, 1944, soldiers of Homeland Defense Force attempted to halt the westward advance of the Soviet Union’s army. The Battle took place in the town of Seda, located in the Mažeikiai district. 📍In this uneven fight against the USSR's tanks and heavy artillery, inexperienced units of young men, aged 18–20, who had been assembled that same summer, stood their ground. Around 100 volunteers of Homeland Defense Force lost their lives in the battle, and many were taken prisoner. 📍This Battle became one of many symbols of resistance against Soviet occupation and remains significant in the memory of Lithuanian history. To honor the memory of the soldiers who perished during the Battle of Seda, a monument was erected in the town of Seda, near the church. 📍Read more about the Battle of Seda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatherland_Defense_Force 📍But the Battle of Seda isn’t just about history—it also has a unique connection to Lithuanian literature. Can you guess what it is? Drop your thoughts in the comments ⬇️, and we’ll reveal the answer later this week! #latlit #interreg #militaryheritage #heritagetourism #militaryheritagetourism
Northern Lithuania, and especially the Pasvalys and Joniškis regions, since the time of the independence war in 1918-1940 was characterized by vivid traditions of partisan warfare. The first partisan units were organized here. 1944 - 1946 Jonas Alenčikas Dragūnas was the commander of a partisan unit operating in the Žadeikiai forest. In 1945 partisans led by him installed a rather large bunker in the Žadeikiai forest, the length of which reached 30 m and the width of 6 m. A bunker of this size perfectly reflects the first stage of Lithuanian partisan battles, when partisans operated in large groups and lived in spacious bunkers or forest camps. The bunker was destroyed during the battle, but after the restoration of Lithuania's independence, the bunker was rebuilt by the Pasvalys rifle company. Currently, the bunker is under the supervision of the Pasvalys Local History Museum, a partisan camp has been restored near the bunker, a new memorial cross and an information stand have been built. ℹ️ Project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme #militaryheritage #latlit #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory
The Dimitravas Forced Labor Camp operated from 1937 to 1940 and in the latter half of 1941 to 1944 in Dimitravas (near Kretinga). Military commanders sent individuals selected by the political police and district chiefs to the camp when there was insufficient evidence to substantiate their guilt. These individuals could be held there for up to one year, with an additional six months for bad behavior. The forced labor involved stone-cutting. In 1939, 337 people were imprisoned in the camp, mainly for political offenses. Most of them were communists or individuals deemed dangerous to the authoritarian regime. In the summer of 1940, the camp was closed by the Soviet authorities. During the Nazi occupation, Soviet activists and farmers who failed to fulfill their obligations were held and executed there (1,770 people were killed). ℹ️ Project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme #militaryheritage #latlit #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory
Hiding from persecution and prying eyes, Lithuanian partisans built bunkers in the strangest and most unexpected places: in the dense forests, in farmers' saunas, under barns and stables, on floating lake islands and in swamps. Although today the forest surrounding the Plunksnočiai bunker is easily accessible and suitable for walking, after World War II the bunker was surrounded by a swampy forest with a small hill in the middle of the swamp. It was on this hill that the partisans established their hideout, where they stayed hidden until 1956, when the bunker was betrayed. ℹ️ Project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme #militaryheritage #latlit #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory
During the Military Heritage tourism experience exchange trip to Estonia in the beginning of October, project partners and stakeholders from Latvia 🇱🇻 and Lithuania 🇱🇹 visited Railway and Communications Museum in Haapsalu (Raudtee- ja Sidemuuseum), Estonia 🇪🇪 🚂 In the previous military heritage Estonia-Latvia Programme project, the oldest broad-gauge steam locomotive in Estonia was restored. 🚌 Experience exchange trip to Estonia was organized within the project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union and Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme. #militaryheritage #latlit #haapsalu #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory #visitestonia
Between 1944 and 1949, this hideout served as the headquarters for the Eastern Lithuania (King Mindaugas) region of Lithuanian partisans. In the summer of 1944, Balys Žukauskas, along with his brothers Petras and Juozas Jovaiša, established the hideout and began to evade the mobilization into the Red Army, which had been announced in 1944. The hideout, which successfully sheltered partisans for five years, was betrayed on October 28, 1949. Surrounded by MGB (Ministry of State Security) troops, the partisans hiding in the homestead refused to surrender and detonated explosives, ending their lives. ℹ️ Project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme #militaryheritage #latlit #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory
Today we conclude to explore 🔎 Hiiumaa and its military heritage 🪖 by visiting Orjaku military harbour ⚓️, and Elamuskeskus Tuuletorn - Windtower Experience, where it was possible to see and learn interesting and interactive solutions for creating experiences for visitors. Our Military Heritage tourism experience exchange trip 🚌 to Estonia 🇪🇪 began on Monday with first site visit to Railway and Communications Museum (Raudtee- ja Sidemuuseum) 🚂 in Haapsalu. This museum is housed in a train station built in the early 20th century and it showcases the one-and-a-half centuries of development of Estonian railways and mediums of communication. The outdoor exhibition also displays a World War II steam locomotive. 💡 It was really interesting and useful to get to know the military heritage tourism examples and experiences from the previous Estonia-Latvia Programme military hetitage project from our friends in Estonia 🤝 for the future product development in Latvia and Lithuania. ℹ️ This activity is organized within the project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme. #militaryheritage #latlit #visithiiumaa #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory Lauku Ceļotājs / Baltic Country Holidays | Zemgales Plānošanas reģions / Zemgale Planning Region | AtostogosKaime.lt | Žemaitijos nacionalinis parkas | Latgale.Travel
The "Military Heritage II" project team together with stakeholders from Latvia 🇱🇻 and Lithuania 🇱🇹 are in Military Heritage tourism experience exchange trip in Estonia 🇪🇪 Today we went to Hiiumaa island to learn 👨‍🏫 from practice examples of military heritage tourism objects in Hiiumaa with our guide Ain Tähiste. 📍 We visited Hiiumaa Military Museum (Hiiumaa Militaarmuuseum) and its exhibition introducing the military history of Hiiumaa. 📍 Afterwards we visited Tahkuna Lighthouse, which is the tallest cast iron lighthouse on the coasts of Estonia. 📍 Our itineray also included the Coastal Batteries at Tahkuna and a two-storey underground control centre with two entrance tunnels. ℹ️This activity is organized within the project LL-00052 “Extending the Baltic military heritage tourism product in Lithuania and South Latvia" (Military Heritage II), which is being implemented with the support of the European Union Interreg Latvia - Lithuania Programme. #militaryheritage #latlit #visithiiumaa #militaryheritagetourism #militaryhistory Lauku Ceļotājs / Baltic Country Holidays | Zemgales Plānošanas reģions / Zemgale Planning Region | AtostogosKaime.lt | Žemaitijos nacionalinis parkas | Latgale.Travel

Projekts LL-00052 „Baltijas militārā mantojuma tūrisma produkta paplašināšana Lietuvā un Dienvidlatvijā” (Military Heritage II) tiek realizēts ar Eiropas Savienības un Interreg VI-A Latvijas – Lietuvas programmas 2021. –2027. gadam atbalstu. Šī mājaslapa ir sagatavota ar Eiropas Savienības finansiālo atbalstu. Par tās saturu pilnībā atbild projekta partneri, un tā var neatspoguļot Eiropas Savienības oficiālo nostāju.

Projekts EE-LV00094 "Uzlabota Latvijas-Igaunijas militārā mantojuma tūrisma produkta pieejamība” (MIL-HER ACCESSIBLE,) tiek realizēts ar Eiropas Savienības Interreg VI-A Igaunijas-Latvijas programmas 2021.-2027. gadam finansiālu atblastu. Šī mājaslapa atspoguļo autora viedokli. Programmas vadošā iestāde neatbild par tajā ietvertās informācijas iespējamo izmantošanu.