The old synagogue seemed completely abandoned a few years ago, but renovations will be completed in 2021, and a branch of the Alytus Museum will be located here.

It is the oldest building in Alytus, its bell rings from 1669, and there is a 19th century painting of St. Ludvick's in the church.

The Nemunas divides the town into two parts: on the right bank there is the First Alytus, where the town began to develop, on the left – the Second Alytus.

Built in 1981 in honour of pilots who took up military missions from a nearby aerodrome during World War II.

At the foot of Punia mound you will find a stepped Nečiuikų spring.

Tower-Shaped Stone Chapel is dedicated to commemorate the participants in the 1831 uprising.

 Baroque and Classicist style church, built in 1863.

Introduces the history of the town, school and local people. Tel.: +370 65640657

Chance to see and feed alpacas, goats, sheep and rabbits.

Built in 1878, the church is the only original wooden neo-Gothic style work in Lithuania.

A small, wooden, romantic style chapel, built in the mid 19th century by local masters.

Educational program “Dzūkiškos bandos” (“Dzūkai loaves”) – preparation and baking of dzūkai potato loaves on cabbage leaves in a bread oven; tasting. Must be booked in advance. Tel.: +370 67205345