• Kryžių Kalnas - This revered site in Lithuania is adorned with thousands of crosses, representing faith, hope, and resilience. The guide will delve into its profound history and significance, after which visitors can explore and, if desired, leave their own cross.

Domus Mariae Monastery (nearby)
A tranquil monastery offering a space for quiet reflection and an open chapel for guests. It provides a peaceful contrast to the dramatic symbolism of the hill.

• Kalviai - Stop at the crossing point between Latvia and Lithuania for a quick photo opportunity. This symbolic moment signifies the transition between two Baltic nations and offers a wonderful chance to capture the journey between countries.
• St. Simeon’s and St. Anna’s Orthodox Cathedral - Constructed in the 19th century, this impressive cathedral is one of Jelgava’s key spiritual landmarks and a superb example of Russian Orthodox architecture. The guide will narrate the story of its construction, destruction, and remarkable restoration.
• Pedestrian Bridge Mitava - Spanning the Lielupe River, Jelgava’s riverside promenade offers scenic views, walking paths, and a peaceful retreat from the city. The guide will lead visitors across the elegant Mītava Bridge — one of the city’s highlights — while sharing insights about Jelgava’s past and present.
• Jelgava Palace - The largest Baroque-style palace in the Baltics, Jelgava Palace was designed by the renowned architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli and once housed the Dukes of Courland. Today, the guide will share its grand history, from ducal glory to modern-day function, while visitors admire its impressive façade and riverside setting.

• Transport by air-conditioned car or minivan
• Professional English-speaking driver/guide
• Walking tour in Jelgava
• Photo stops and coffee break
• Stop at local café (meals not included)
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

This tour provides a unique opportunity to experience two countries in a single day. Departing from Riga, participants will visit Lithuania’s Hill of Crosses, a poignant and symbolic site representing resistance and hope. Along the journey, travelers will gain regional insights from the guide and enjoy a picturesque photo opportunity at the Latvia–Lithuania border.

Unlike typical tours, this adventure also includes a visit to Jelgava, a hidden treasure celebrated for its riverside promenade, Orthodox cathedral, and the largest Baroque palace in the Baltics. A coffee break and a leisurely lunch enhance the comfort of this cultural exploration. Ideal for travelers seeking more than just ticking boxes, this tour offers meaning, stories, and lasting memories.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Coffee stops and detours can be arranged with driver

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.