- Photo taken at Hill of Three Crosses by Esko Juhani H. on 5/19/2024.
- Standing atop the hill that bears its name, the Three Crosses memorial consists of three white reinforced concrete crosses that are visible from afar.
- The Hill of Three Crosses commemorates 14 monks who were killed by pagans in the 14th century.
- Originally erected in the 17th century, Stalin had the crosses removed and buried, and only in 1989 were they rebuilt according to the original plans.
- Three Crosses is a prominent monument in Vilnius, Lithuania, on the Hill of Three Crosses, originally known as the Bald Hill, in Kalnai Park.
- The Hill of the Three Crosses is located next to the Sanctuary of Mare de Déu of Rocaprevera, in the municipality of Torelló.
- The Hill of Three Crosses is an iconic monument near the old town sitting atop a hill in the beautiful Kalnai Park.
- One of the best panoramic views of the Old Town of Vilnius is offered from the Hill of Three Crosses.
- The beautiful view from the top of the hill is somewhat marred by the presence of overgrowth around some of the edges, which is surprising given the 3 zł...
- With over 100,000 crosses, the Hill of Crosses, north of Šiauliai, is a place of national pilgrimage for Lithuanians and an off-the-path travel destination.