Grigiškės is particularly clearly showcased along a historical route: its final stop is the large mural “Grigiškės iš paukščio skrydžio”. It is described as a 324-square-metre wall map of the town measuring 27 by 12 metres.
History
Grigiškės has a historical route with around ten stations. These include outdoor rest areas, permanent historical displays and audio stories about the history of the town linked via QR code.
The historical route highlights the Grigiškės paper mill and its aqueduct, the Kauno Vokė area and the old road, the Vokė and the dam, as well as the Church of the Holy Spirit.
Kauno Vokė Street preserves a section of the old Vilnius–Kaunas road, known locally as “Napoleon Road”. The surviving “trilinka” paving dates from 1938–1939.
Water and Landscape
The Vokė below the Grigiškės dam is described as fast-flowing and rocky. Canoe slalom competitions have been held there for more than 50 years; the river corridor continues towards the confluence of the Vokė and the Neris.
Surroundings
Markučių Miško Parkas lies in the wider regional surroundings of Grigiškės. Pavilnio Miško Parkas also lies in the wider regional surroundings of Grigiškės.
Valakampių Miško Parkas also lies in the wider regional surroundings of Grigiškės. Nuobariškių Kalnas is likewise located in this wider regional area.
For comparison with other destinations: Maišiagala, Nemėžis. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Grigiškės can then continue searching for accommodation.
