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Bekešo Kalnas is a point of interest, located at Krivių g. 10, Vilnius 01209, Lithuania

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Krivių g. 10, Vilnius 01209

Added by Jopie, at 26 July 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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10 Reviews

  • Pranske Aš
    29 May 2018

    Amazing view to the old town

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  • Anatoly Lifshits
    07 September 2017

    Beautiful forest in city. You can go lost but friendly locals will help you.

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  • Rita Bernotaitė
    09 August 2017

    Great panoramic view of Vilnius. Recommend to come here to watch the sunset.

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  • Marius Rimkus
    14 June 2017

    Interesting, but just for a few rides, as it gets boring quickly.

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  • Paul B
    23 May 2017

    Superb view over old town and Bernardine Gardens. A bit hard to find, follow the path behind the school. Can be somewhat littered with rubbish early mornings, but overall worth a visit.

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  • Agate Gurskyte
    29 March 2017

    The best place to see Vilnius at it's finest.

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  • Dani Soriano
    16 November 2016

    Good times and good city sight! :)

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  • Liudas Z
    15 October 2016

    Great viewpoint, but it needs removal of overgrown trees and bushes for even better views.

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  • Tadas Zibuda
    23 August 2016

    Well hiddwn sightseeing place
    Loved to chill by schoolchildren and teens from a nearby school.

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  • Linas Lesauskas
    02 August 2016

    The hill, where Gaspar Bekes was burried (for being atheist he was not allowed into christian cemeteries). 1841 monument was washed down and fell into river.
    Panoramic view from the hill would be nice but somewhat limited by trees.

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