Graži vieta, LT
Šešuolėliai I manor house is surrounded by a park with geometric-garden elements - a circular parterre with a carriage drive, laid out as early as the first half of the 19th century (a park plan survives from 1855). The manor hill sits at the park's center, with three ponds dug in its southern and eastern sections. The grounds contain both native and exotic tree species - sycamore maples, Weymouth pines, bitternut hickories, Colorado blue spruce. The park was declared state-protected in 1958, and after the manor house fell into disrepair, the entire estate was restored following 1998.