Graži vieta, Tauragės apskritis
This roughly 1.5-hour walking route along what is described locally as Lithuania’s oldest street in Jurbarkas traces the town’s heritage from pagan times through the Soviet era via its religious sites, sculptures and memorials. Stops include the Holy Trinity Church, a "Panterė" sculpture symbolizing the pagan goddess Medeina, a "Knechtas" sculpture and fountain marking the town’s maritime trading heritage, a sculpture commemorating the local "žiobrinė" (vimba fish) pastry tradition, 11 Stolperstein memorial stones set into the pavement, the Synagogue Square memorial, and memorial plaques at Kauno g. 25 and 64.