If you are looking for a place where you can see a never-before-seen spectacular spectacle, and at the same time relax, visit the unique Zarasas observation wheel, which offers a panoramic view of Lake Zarasai. The building of exceptional architecture was opened in 2011. in autumn

Its height is 17 meters, and the diameter of the ramp is as much as 34 meters. From the 100 m long static path, an enchanting panorama of Lake Zarasas opens up. Here you can get acquainted with the cultural space - the park of stone sculptures.

After going down the steps, you can take a walk along the 1.4 km long pedestrian and bicycle path around the shore of Zarasas Lake and view the sculptures on the shore. if you want to stop, there are benches here, from which you can see the picturesque landscape. After sitting here, you can admire the various birds that live in the lake. On the shores of Lake Zaras, life is boiling. In the warm season, visitors are invited to try active leisure. Those traveling by land are offered to try rollerblades and bicycles.

The construction of the Zarasai Observation Wheel - like all structures of this type - moves easily, so it can be a little overwhelming for first-time visitors. However, there are comfortable handrails that will prevent you from losing your balance, and in the evening will turn into the main lighting of the circle. The authors of the project say that the biggest advantage of the ferris wheel is not its height, but the attractive environment and exceptional views.

The Zarasai Observation Wheel has won several international and national awards for excellence. The graceful observation wheel of Zarasai, designed by the architect Šarūnas Kiaunė, is now called the new symbol of the city. To visit this impressive object, you can forget your wallet - a walk around the Ferris wheel is free, and visiting hours are not limited. Finding the Ferris wheel is also easy, you can reach it as soon as you enter the city of Zarasai.

Since its opening, the Zarasai Observation Wheel has been visited not only by Lithuanians, but also by tourists from abroad.