Viaje de un día a Vilnius al parque nacional de Dzukija, que incluye el parque Grutas
Descripción
Haga un recorrido de un día desde Vilna a Merkine y las atracciones cercanas. Explore partes del Parque Nacional de Dzukija, ubicadas en la confluencia de los ríos Merkys y Neman, y vea lugares destacados como la Pirámide de Merkine, Cepkeliai Marsh, el Parque Grutas, el Monasterio de Liskiava Ensemble y Druskininkai.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Después de recogerlo por la mañana en su alojamiento en Vilnius, su guía lo llevará en el viaje de 1.5 horas a Merkine. Al llegar, dirígete a la zona de las Tres Cruces, que actúa como una puerta de entrada a la cúpula y la pirámide. Proceda a ver la cúpula y la Pirámide de Merkine, que fue construida en 2002 por un hombre local como un acto de inspiración espiritual.
A continuación, continúe a Cepkeliai Marsh, el pantano más grande de Lituania y parte del Parque Nacional Dzūkija. Explora la marisma a pie con tu guía.
Grutas Park (el mundo de Stalin), un jardín de esculturas con estatuas de la era soviética junto con parques infantiles y cafés. Ver estatuas de Lenin, Marx, Stalin y otras figuras, ubicadas entre los jardines verdes. Almuerce en el pueblo de Marcinkonys o en el parque Grutas, luego vaya al conjunto de monasterios de Liskiava, una joya arquitectónica del siglo XVIII. Finalmente, deténgase en la ciudad balneario de Druskininkai antes de regresar a Vilnius por la noche.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Alojamiento en vilnius
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Puede ser operado por un guía multilingüe.
Opiniones(2)
This tour was extremely very poorly organized and highly unprofessional. For me, the main reason for taking it was visit to a swamp in Dzukija national park. As it happened, my guide/driver has never been there before (according to his own words) and was unable to find it. The only information he had about the location of the boardwalk over the swamp was google map on his phone. So we spent more than an hour driving aimlessly back-and-forth over country roads before we finally hit - but pure luck - the actual location. While driving to the national park, we were passing through some remote villages and I was impressed by old wooden houses in one of them, so I asked the driver to stop so I could take pictures. He then told me that he could show me a well-preserved ancient village full of old wooden houses. I said that I would like to see that instead of the monastery that was on the original list. So after Dzukija we drove for some 40 minutes to some random modern village with no ancient buildings at all. I was absolutely shocked, and when I asked the driver why he took me there, he provided some confusing explanation how that village had "interesting constitution" (!!??). By that time it was too late and it was time to go back to Vilnius. All in all, I lost more than half a day of this rather expensive excursion because of him getting lost and then taking me for unspecified reasons to that stupid village that has absolutely no interest of any kind at all. Go figure! Next time a see a tour organized by Vilnius City Tours, I know what I'll do: AVOID!!!
Thats so sad to hear that our beginner guide did fail. Thank you for the honest review, it will definetly impact that we will not use his service anymore.
<p>Giedrius was a very flexible and accommodating guide, taking us to everything we wanted to see in about 9 hours. We especially enjoyed going to the Merkine Museum to learn more about my husband's heritage in Lithuania. The water sampling and cable car ride in Druskininkai was fun, the Pyramid of Merkine a bit eerie and Grutas Park definitely unique! Giedrius customized the trip so that I did not have to climb too many stairs due to my hip injury. Fantastic day.</p>
