Visit

It is said that in the late 15th century the Bishop of Vilnius received complaints from the residents of Pasvalys that they were missing out on many graces because they were forced to travel to church far and rarely. Therefore, on 06 December 1497 the Grand Duke Aleksandras of Lithuania issued a privilege allowing the construction of a church in Pasvalys at the confluence of Lėvuo and Svalia rivers. This was the beginning of the history of the city. The current shrine in this place is already the third, built in 1787, and acquired its present appearance in 1887 after two towers and side naves were added.The church was consecrated by Motiejus Valančius, the Bishop of Lowlands, in 1851. The church has features of baroque and historicism. After leaving the church through its gate, you will be greeted by seven sculptures – angels: of Hope, of Life, of Fishermen, of Sorrow, of Humility, for Everyone, and of Speech.

The cinema hall of Pasvalys Cultural Center is equipped with chairs adapted to this genre and other infrastructure, the latest films are shown without a set schedule, and events are held. Tickets can be purchased at TicketMarket.lt, at the ticket office of Pasvalys Cultural Center, and 1 hour before before the event. The hall has 49 seats.

Creating from stone, independent work with stone with the use of pattern chisels.

Number of participants: 1-12 persons, groups, and individuals.

Duration: 2 hours.

The park was started in 1923 and now covers an area of 70 hectares. Folk artists of our region decorated the park spaces with oak sculptures based on folklore and mythology motifs in 1986-1988. Šilas lake located in the park is interesting because it is of karst origin – merged from several sinkholes and formed by human hands. By the way, it took a lot of effort before it was possible to find and plug the hole through which the water drained somewhere into the dungeons. Various cultural events are held in the park during the summer, sports competitions are held in the stadium. Campsite with cosy cabins awaits tourists.

We offer a cozy, simple, elegant ballroom for up to 60 people. We invite you to celebrate birthdays, weddings, baptisms, and other festivals!

Dirvonai ethnographic homestead has preserved its unique style and spirit. We invite you to take a look around the ancient Aukštaitija homestead of the late 19th century, where you will see an ancient household. The homestead has a children’s room Kiškio namai. The number of sleeping places – 27.

Services

Private parties

Additional services

ToursPhoto sessions with horsesParking lot

Disc golf is an active recreation adventure. There is a 9-bag disc golf park. Disc golf is similar to regular golf, except instead of clubs and balls, we use discs of various shapes, weights and colors to hit special targets called baskets. It can be played in any weather and is suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. The game is charming with its gentlemanly ethics.

The optimal number of players is 4-6, up to 10 people can play at the same time. Up to 45 players can be accommodated.

“Dishes from colostrum” – fried and boiled colostrum, colostrum dessert, colostrum pies, colostrum lasagna. Tasting-education is suitable for all target groups. We go to events both outdoors and indoors. The Namišiai folklore ensemble Gaspadoriai, which has prepared a feast program, can also attend the events. Our mascot – the cow Žibutė – can participate in the tastings.

Booking in advance is required!

The brewery of Dvareliškiai fosters the brewing traditions of the family and Pasvalys region. When you stop by, you can always enjoy traditional beer that has a National Heritage certificate, dark beer, beer of uncle Juozas, and malt kvass.

Catering can be ordered in the cafe for parties, birthdays, and mourning lunches.

Services

• Catering for groups

• Parties

• Lunch

Kitchen

• Lithuanian cuisine

Number of seats: 60

Catering can be ordered in the cafe for parties, birthdays, and mourning lunches. We can accommodate up to 60 people.

Catering

Private parties/individual ordersLunch

Additional services

Parking lot

Rauboniai water mill-wool carding mill-spinning mill – a water mill with grain grinding and wool processing technological equipment.

We conduct excursions “Rauboniai Mill” and “Path of the Wool”, the duration of which is up to 1 hour.

Wool felting training – felting of “shoes” or sauna hats, and other products. Wool bream, felts, and other wool products are available. Duration 4-5 hours.

We provide wool felting training. We invite you to visit the wool sauna. Felt sauna with a service of sauna master, duration 3-4 hours. Buns baked in the oven, Tatula river mint tea, coffee.

Visitors are introduced to farm animals, the peculiarities of their breeding and species, animals can be touched and fed, horse riding lessons are available. It is possible to celebrate private festivals. Education takes place in an open space, and visitors are always accompanied by an educator or riding coach. The infrastructure is partially adapted for people with special needs.

Number of participants: Up to 30 persons

For almost a hundred years, Pasvalys was a railway town. Passenger and freight wagons rolled along the narrow tracks. In the 1940s, the deportation of the people of the Pasvalys region into exile to Siberia began here. They were taken away in cattle wagons. The tragedy is commemorated by a memorial square. The composition was created by the sculptor Valius Remeika.

Six Lithuanian soldiers who died in the struggle for independence in 1919-1920 are buried in the grave. In honor of the fallen Pasvalys Riflemen built a tombstone – cross of pink granite in 1937. After the beginning of the Revival, in 1988 and later, this place was an emotional hotbed of patriotism. Processions from the church travelled to the cemetery, national holidays were celebrated at the grave, and volunteers gave an oath to the restored state of Lithuania. You will find the soldiers’ grave after a short walk along the main path, on the left side, it is surrounded by a high metal fence. The city of Pasvalys and its surroundings were defended from the Bolsheviks in 1919 by the legendary “death battalion” of the Joniškėlis partisans, which later grew into the 9th infantry regiment of the Lithuanian army. It is the soldiers of this regiment who rest in the cemetery.

The Green Spring is the deepest cave in Lithuania, included in “Factum”, the Lithuanian book of records. Its current depth is about 20 meters, diameter – 5 meters. Deep underground, the cave branches off into two large underground halls called “Sunny” and “Enigma”. The spring is on the left bank of the Lėvuo river. The spring coming out of the cave flows into the river. The green spring erupted around 1960 when a sinkhole opened in the area. The bottom of the spring is green, thus the water looks green as well. Due to its unique chemical composition, the water never freezes, its temperature does not rise above 8 °C at any time of the year. It is said that when the spring was opening, there was a barn in that place, into which water suddenly started flowing one night. People piled stones into the hole to stop it, but they couldn’t close it.