Beautiful park, worth a visit.
Amazing! Beautiful sights. Worth a visit.
Ramu ten
Work in progress
In the North West of Lithuania there is a little village named Mosėdis, which is famous for its unique Museum of Rare Stones. This museum collects, stores, displays, restores and preserves the most significant and valuable Lithuanian boulders, reveal their natural variety, nature and scientific significance, mineralogical and petrographic peculiarities, advocate for ecology.
Dr. Vaclovas Intas (1925–2007) established this Open Air Museum of Rare Stones. In 1955 he graduated from the Kaunas Medical Institute and started working at the Mosėdis Hospital. V. Intas brought plants of 1,300 species from the former Soviet Union’s botanical gardens and decorated the whole Mosėdis region. From 1957 he started collecting stones. Since 1971 big stones formed the Museum of Stones.
Dr. V. Intas and his project was and still is assisted by many people who helped to establish and further develop the Museum. Dr. Vaclovas Intas was awarded numerous diplomas, letters of honor and thanks.
Nice
Nice place to walk and enjoy nature.
Nice park for relaxation.
beautiful park, unique place to see