Aukstaitian Road: Historic Journey Through Lithuania

Located in the central part of Lithuania, the Aukstaitian Road is a historic route of the country, originally built in the lead-up to World War II to connect Kaunas to the country's interior, running through territories once controlled by the powerful Radvila (Radziwill) clan.

Aukstaitian Road

How long is Aukstaitian Road?

The Aukstaitian Road is 180 km (112 miles) long. It runs south-north from Kėdainiai to Biržai. Along the way, the road passes through significant historical sites, including the 17th-century fortress in Biržai and the picturesque old town of Kėdainiai.

Is Aukstaitian Road paved?

Covering the northern portion of the modern Via Baltica, the Aukstaitian Road is fully paved, and accessible for all types of vehicles.

What should I know about Aukstaitian Road?

This route provides a journey through Lithuania's history, from the interwar period to World War II. It passes through historic towns and numerous castles from the House of Radziwill.

 

 

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