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Hill of Three Crosses is a truly striking natural attraction. One of the highest hills is the location of a monument that was erected here back in the medieval period. The famous Three Crosses were completely destroyed during the Second World War. The restoration of the monument was completed only in 1989. Today there is a large observation deck next to the monument. This is a great way to see the city in detail. Užupis district is one more place that will be genuinely interesting to visit. On the territory of this part of the city tourists will see numerous prominent historical attractions. It has been considered a suburban district of Vilnius until recently. Today Užupis is a true "independent republic", on the territory of which live famous painters and sculptors.

The famous Vilnius Tower is also an important object of excursions. On the ground floor of the tower you will see an exhibition hall, the exposition of which is devoted to the tragic events of January 13, 1991. There are also a restaurant and a beautiful bar in the tower, so during their meal here guests can enjoy panoramic views of the city. Among the architectural monuments of Vilnius we should definitely mention Radvilos Palace, which once has belonged to a noble family. Today the historic building is converted into a museum that exhibits a rich collection of antique furniture.
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