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Alytus County

White Rose Bridge – Decommissioned carriages loop from Alytaus miesto savivaldybė

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Bike touring routes & trails

Lithuania

Alytus County

White Rose Bridge – Decommissioned carriages loop from Alytaus miesto savivaldybė

Easy

4.6

(27)

112

riders

White Rose Bridge – Decommissioned carriages loop from Alytaus miesto savivaldybė

01:30

25.9km

120m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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1.03 km

Statue of the Soldier, Youth Park

Highlight • Monument

alytusinfo.lt/en/sightseeing-places/the-youth-park

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4.92 km

Train Car Café and Railway Museum M23

Highlight • Cafe

While traveling along the former embankment towards the highest pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Lithuania, tourists are greeted by a surprise – two carriages of the former train “M 23”. In one there is a cozy café with a special dessert from the interwar Alytus resort, which even ladies from Kaunas came to taste. In the other there is a museum of the history of the former Alytus region railway.

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7.88 km

Lelijos Žiedas Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

The old sculpture "Lily Flower", authored by sculptor Vladas Kančiauskas, was erected in Alytus in 1981, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the city of Alytus. The sculpture, which adorned the city for several decades, was dismantled when the construction of a bicycle and pedestrian bridge began. Sculptor V. Kančiauskas prepared a new project and presented a slightly different "Lily Flower" sculpture - a hollow, "lighter" one, matching the bridge structures, but visually repeating the old sculpture.

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7.97 km

White Rose Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Memel, also Njemen, (Lithuanian Nemunas) is a 937 km long river that flows from Belarus via Lithuania into the Curonian Lagoon and the Baltic Sea. In a short section of about 15 km, it marks the Lithuanian border with Belarus, and on the lower reaches the border with the Russian Oblast of Kaliningrad (Wikipedia).

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8.23 km

Forest Path

Highlight • Trail

Good fitness level and a bike needed.
- Steep slope
- Not really used path, so bottom of the slope have a grass to the waist.
- Take a look on the left , where stairs goes down.
If it looks difficult for you to descend - DON'T GO RIGHT then :)

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11.8 km

House with small lions (formerly owned by the Bokshitzky family)

Highlight • Historical Site

This residence in Alytus owes its name to the figures of small lions that adorn its steps. The house was built after a devastating fire in the city in 1911; its builder was Mordechai Bokshitzky, whose initials can be seen on the facade of the house along with the date of construction. In the years between the two world wars, the lawyer Mendel Bokshitzky lived in the house and his son Saadia Bahat, who later became a well-known Israeli artist, was born here. During World War II, Bokshitzky and his family ended up in the Vilnius ghetto. Lithuanians saved his daughter Lily's life, and his son Saadia also managed to escape. In the years 1944-1953 fighters for Lithuanian independence were imprisoned and tortured in this house.
Next to the house are four stumbling blocks (brass plates embedded in streets and sidewalks with the names and dates of victims of Nazi persecution) commemorating Mendel Bokshitzky, his wife Sheyna, his son Saadia Bahat and his daughter Lily Winterfeld. The building is included in the Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Lithuania (Translated from English by the on-site information board).

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14.5 km