Maišiagala: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional surroundings of Maišiagala are Vyžulėnų Parkas, Valakampių Miško Parkas and Markučių Miško Parkas, as well as Nuobariškių Kalnas. This is suitable for a stay where nature and landscapes are intended to play a role.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Maišiagala.

Cultural and Religious Heritage

Today's church in Maišiagala displays features of Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Gothic architecture and acquired its present appearance in the mid-19th century. This combination of architectural styles and local history appeals to travellers interested in culture and architectural history.

Local cultural and library branches are listed at Algirdo g. 4. The Maišiagala branch of a local cultural or library institution is listed there as offering a programme of exhibitions and creative workshops for children; these included an exhibition of national costumes and a photography exhibition.

Maišiagala has a Traditional Crafts Centre in Houvalto Manor.

Maišiagala has been mentioned in written sources since 1254; its history is also associated with Grand Duke Algirdas and a surviving hillfort.

There is a monument to Prelate Juozef Obrembski in the area around the church. Maišiagala also has the “Kunigas Prelatas Juozefas Obrembskis” Museum.

Maišiagala is one of seven places in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania where the first Catholic churches were built during the Christianisation of Lithuania by Jogaila in 1387.

Traditional crafts are presented in Maišiagala as an activity for visitors.

Geographical Location

Maišiagala is situated on the Dūkšta Stream, around 25 kilometres northwest of Vilnius.

More local pages for travel planning: Grigiškės, Nemėžis.

For the higher-level travel overview: Vilnius District Municipality.