6 Sights in Šiauliai, Lithuania (with Map and Images)

The Bicycle Museum is the only specialized museum in Lithuania dedicated to bicycle themes, where more than 67 bicycles, 4 velomobiles and about 222 other exhibits are exhibited. Located in Šiauliai, at Vilniaus str. 139, one of the subdivisions of šiauliai Aušra museum.

Wikipedia: Dviračių muziejus (LT), Website

The iron fox is a sculpture of a fox, standing in Šiauliai, near Lake Talša, in the southwestern part of the shore. It was created in 2009 from a tin by Vilius Puronas. The length of the sculpture is 25 meters, the height is 6.6 meters, the mass is ~7 tons. The fox is equipped with a steel heart, a capsule is inserted in it, in which there is a copper plate with carved wishes for future generations and several facts from the present era.

Wikipedia: Geležinė lapė (LT)

The State Šiauliai Drama Theatre is a repertory theatre operating in Šiauliai since 1931. It depicts the diversity of modern theater, stages performances for children and adults. The Great and Small Halls operate. The troupe of actors consists of 34 actors. Every year during the theatrical season, 4-6 premieres are presented to the audience.

Wikipedia: Valstybinis Šiaulių dramos teatras (LT)

Chaim Frenkel's villa is a building in Šiauliai, Vilniaus str. 74, southeast of the city center. One of the two architectural monuments in Šiauliai belongs to the Šiauliai Aušra Museum. The villa has two expositions: "Provincial Manor in the mid-nineteenth century – xx century avg." and "Jewish cultural heritage in Šiauliai: merchants Frenkels".

Wikipedia: Frenkelio vila (LT), Website

Salduvė is a mound in Šiauliai, 5 km from the city center. It is reached by the highway Šiauliai – Panevėžys after passing the intersection to Zoknius, 400 m on a hill at the end of the city by turning left in the north direction and driving along 750 m Spring Street – is in front, slightly to the right on another highland.

Wikipedia: Salduvės piliakalnis (LT), Website

Šiauliai st. the Cathedral of the Apostles Peter and Paul is the center of the Šiauliai diocese, established by Pope John Paul II in 1997. After pope John Paul II's visit to the Hill of Crosses, the Diocese of Šiauliai and st. John of Šiauliai were established. the church of the apostles Peter and Paul was given the title of cathedral. Pilgrims who have visited the Hill of Crosses often come to pray and visit šiauliai cathedral. During the summer, pilgrims who come to Šiauliai Cathedral usually travel on foot to the Hill of Crosses. The cathedral is visible from afar, driving on all the roads leading to Šiauliai. The height of the cathedral tower is 70 m.

Wikipedia: Šiaulių Šv. apaštalų Petro ir Pauliaus katedra (LT)