Punia Hillfort

A granite stone with lines of Maironis carved on it and a bas-relief, with red pelargoniums in front — Photo: CD, CC BY-SA

Margis Hill at the confluence of the Nemunas and the Punelė outside Alytus: one of the largest hillforts in Lithuania, known for the Pilėnai legend.

Punia Hillfort on the map (OpenStreetMap)Route to Punia Hillfort (OpenStreetMap)Website

Other places in Alytus

Photo: MHz`as, Public domain
Alytus Regional Museum
The Alytus Regional Museum on Savanorių Street; closed on Sunday and Monday.
On the map Website
Photo: Vilensija, CC BY-SA
White Rose Bridge
A pedestrian and cycle bridge over the Nemunas (240.52 m), built on the piers of an old railway bridge; opened on 2016-06-04.
On the map Website

More about the city: a weekend in Alytus.