Bauska Castle is a medieval fortress located at the meeting point of two rivers. Visitors can explore defensive walls, towers, and unforgettable ladscape around . To learn the history of the Courland and Zemgale regions. The castle shows how medieval structures were built and used. Its location adds a picturesque element to the visit. It offers a comprehensive view of regional heritage. November-April Monday closed December 24th, 25th, 31st closed January 1st closed

Rundale Palace is one of the finest Baroque monuments in Latvia. Visitors can walk through beautifully restored palace rooms. The gardens offer a scenic view shaped by European Baroque traditions. It is one of the most important cultural sites in the country. The architecture showcases elegance and grandeur. The palace provides a deep look into 18th-century aristocratic life. The museum is closed on 1st January, 24th December and 25th December.

The Hill of Crosses is one of the most symbolic sites in Lithuania. Thousands of crosses, large and small, cover the hill. It attracts both pilgrims and curious travelers from around the world. The site represents hope, identity, and national memory. Walking among the crosses feels deeply atmospheric. It is a unique cultural landmark unlike any other.

The visit to the Kaunas Sugihara Museum brings the tour to a reflective and meaningful close. The museum presents the extraordinary story of diplomat Chiune Sugihara, whose actions saved thousands during World War II. Through documents, photographs, and personal notes, visitors can clearly see the weight of his decisions. The exhibits reveal the risks he accepted and the strength of his moral principles. Ending the tour here leaves guests with a deep emotional and educational impression. It concludes the day with a powerful reminder of humanity, courage, and responsibility.