Tauragė District: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The castles and manor houses of Panemunė are designated as visitor attractions in Tauragė District. This makes the district interesting for travellers who would like to discover castles and manor houses.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Tauragė District.

Geographical location

Tauragė District is a region in western Lithuania and borders the Kaliningrad Region to the south.

Landscape and nature

The Nemunas, Lithuania’s largest river, meanders through Tauragė District.

In the broader landscape context, Apšriūtų Kalnas is recorded as a named, mapped terrain feature; it is located approximately 28.6 km south of the centre of Tauragė District.

The region has a varied landscape with gentle hills, forests, rivers and lakes.

Pagramantis Regional Park is associated with the Jūra and Akmena rivers, steep outcrops, suspension bridges and the Plynoji raised bog; Rambynas Regional Park is also described as a natural area in the district.

Culture and history

The district’s cultural heritage includes Raudonė Castle, Panemunė Castle, Tauragė Castle and Antkalniškių Hillfort; the Tauragė Regional Museum is located in Tauragė Castle.

Hiking and cycling

There are hiking opportunities in Tauragė District, including the Plokščiai Loop and the Lopaičiai Spring–Lopaičiai Hillfort Loop. Those who enjoy hiking will find a specific activity for the district here.

Several cycling routes are documented for the area around Tauragė, including a 21.7-kilometre route via the Dapkiškis Bridge.

Getting oriented

Tauragė is described as accessible from Kaunas via A7/E85 and A12/E77, and from Klaipėda via A1/E85 and Road 164 through Šilalė.

More regional pages: Jurbarkas, Jurbarko rajono savivaldybė, Lumpėnai, Margiškiai, Pagėgiai, Pilis I, Šilalės rajono savivaldybė, Smalininkai, Tauragės rajono savivaldybė, Tauroggen, Veliuona.

To the higher-level travel overview: Lithuania.