Climb the Iron Age hill in Lithuania: Sidabrinės piliakalnis

Climb the unique, trapezoid-shaped Iron Age hill of Sidabrinės piliakalnis, located in Lithuania's Rokiškio region. Despite being surrounded by overgrown trees, the hill offers a glimpse into the past with remnants of triangular structures and eroded sides. At approximately 40 meters high, Sidabrinės piliakalnis showcases stairs that range from 4 to 12 meters in height. This protected cultural monument, with a protected territory of 5,800 m², was discovered by the Institute of History in 1969 and recognized as such by the Lithuanian Government on May 19, 1998.

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