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	Druskininkai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The town is situated in a picturesque landscape with rivers, lakes, hills and forests.
		The city of Druskininkai has a population of 20000(2005 Census) and dates back as a spa to the 19th century.
		In late 18th century it was discovered that minerals found in the waters of Druskininkai area are healthy and their usage in medical treatment of asthmatics started.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Druskininkai (783 words)

	Sanatorija Lietuva (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Druskininkai is situated in the Southern part of Lithuania just about 130 kilometers from our capital Vilnius and the second largest city Kaunas.
		Large forests and a high left bank of the river Nemunas surround Druskininkai and therefore the town is well protected from Northern winds and sharp climate variations.
		Druskininkai will attract you by its fresh air, a beautiful bend of the river Nemunas and a wonderful sight of white swans.
	www.sanatorijalietuva.lt /?lang=en (401 words)

	M. K. Ciurlionis Memorial Museum
		It was in Druskininkai that M. Ciurlionis wrote his symphonic poem The Sea ("Jura") and painted the series The Grass-Snake Sonata ("Pavasario sonata") and created many other works.
		In 1920 Poland occupied Druskininkai, together with a wide strip of the district of Vilnius.
		Lithuanian musician and painter M. Ciurlionis spent his childhood in Druskininkai and were later often to spend his summers here writing down Lithuanian folk songs, composing music and painting.
	muziejai.mch.mii.lt /Druskininkai/ciurlionio_mem_muziejus.en.htm (550 words)

	Druskininkai - about resort
		The health resort Druskininkai is situated in the very south ofLithuania not far from the borders of Poland and Byelorussia.
		Druskininkai is surrounded by pine forests, so the air in the town and its environs is clean and pleasant.
		Svendubre is a street village 5 kilometers away from Druskininkai, and it is an architectural monument of local importance.
	www.druskonis.lt /english/about.htm (637 words)

	Druskininkai, Hotel Pusynas, Druskininkai
		When the data were laid to tsar Nikolay I, a permission to develop Druskininkai spa was obtained in 1837, when off-therecord mineral and mud baths were operating since the beginning of the century.
		Druskininkai is glorified not only by unique natural sources, but also by artists who earned world lustre.
		It was a residence place of a painter and composer M. Čiurlionis and a birthplace of a famous sculptor modernist Jacques Lipchitz.
	www.pusynas.lt /?en=1116934236 (300 words)

	Druskininkai, Lithuania
		Druskininkai (Belarusian: Druskieniki; Polish: Druskienniki) is a spa town on Neman River in Lithuania, close to the borders to Belarus and Poland.
		The town is situated in a picturesque landscape with lakes, hills and forests.
		Druskininkai has a population of nearly 25,000 and dates back as a spa to the 19th century.
	creekin.net /c4906-n108-druskininkai-lithuania.html (531 words)

	U20 European Championship for Women DIVISION B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As it is written there, Druskininkai village was given to the manager of Pervalkas manor Voropajus in 1596.
		At the end of the 19th century Druskininkai was well-known not only in the entire tsarist Russian Empire, but outside it as well.
		Druskininkai suffered badly during World War I. Though the first resort season was officially opened after the war, in spring of 1923, however, the spa was re-established only in 1930, when the initiative was taken over by the Bank of Polish Region.
	www.krepsiniofederacija.lt /u20/druskininkai/eng_city.php (639 words)

	Elena's Travel - Travel Agency
		Druskininkai is a health resort town with facilities for balneotherapy and mud.
		The inhabitants of Druskininkai used the mineral waters as curative in the 17th century.
		Druskininkai was officially declared as a health resort town in 1794.
	www.elenastravel.com /cgi-bin/view.cgi?action=spas (1290 words)

	Druskininkai: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A forest is an area with a high density of trees (or, historically, an area set aside for hunting)....
		Druskininkai has a population of nearly 25,000 and dates back as a spa to the 19th century 19th century quick summary:
		According to some sources the site of the present-day Druskininkai was inhabitated by local Prussia Prussia quick summary:
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/dr/druskininkai.htm (1582 words)

	M. K. CIURLIONIS
		In 1878 the family moved to Druskininkai, a resort town in the Gardinas province.
		Soon after their arrival in Druskininkai, his father succumbed to wanderlust and disappeared; he apparently went off to Siberia.
		In September he returned to Druskininkai for his sister's wedding; his family was disturbed by Sofija's failure to accompany him, but there was no money.
	neris.mii.lt /art/ciurlionis/ciurl1.html (2671 words)

	Welcome to SPA Vilnius
		The oldest and largest Lithuanian resort town Druskininkai is situated in the South of Lithuania.
		Also Druskininkai offer curative mud, which ranks among the best in Europe according to chemical composition and wonderful microclimate.
		Cozy and modern SPA center “SPA Vilnius” is situated in Druskininkai.
	www.baltictimes.com /news/articles/14437 (193 words)

	Forest Certification Advances in Lithuania Bring Results
		The total area of the state forests seeking FSC certification is 375,000 ha; Druskininkai SFE is one of the smallest in area and production volumes.
		Situated in the southern part of Lithuania and bordering Byelorussia, Druskininkai is famous for its mineral springs and health resort, and the forests surrounding it have high recreational value.
		Druskininkai SFE was one of the first forest operations assessed by SmartWood in Lithuania.
	www.rainforest-alliance.org /news/2003/lithuania.html (475 words)

	Druskininkai Forestry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		On 3-rd of May Druskininkai Forest Company was certified by SmartWood as a well-managed source of wood products, whose forest management practices adhere to strict environmental and socioeconomic standards in accordance with the principles and criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
		Druskininkai Forest Company is the first SmartWood FSC certificate holder in Lithuania.
		Druskininkai Forest Company, as the participant of the Pilot Woodland Key Habitat Inventory in Lithuania Project, starts inventory works on its managed forests.
	www.dmu.lt /news.cfm (455 words)

	Lithuania - Druskininkai
		Druskininkai is probably the best known health resort in Lithuania.
		They are rich of various fauna and especially liked by the birds: larks, great snipes, woodpeckers, sea eagles, owls and eagle-owls.
		Druskininkai forests attract not only the mushroom but also the berry gatherers as there are a lot of bilberries, red bilberries, raspberries and sea buckthorn berries there.
	www.lithuania-look.com /Druskininkai-102.html (271 words)

	A Solid Trade and Investment Presence
		Druskininkai spas are becoming more modern and receiving increasing flows of tourists both from Lithuania and abroad, i.e.
		In a year, Druskininkai is visited by around 300,000 people, major part of whom are Lithuanians.
		Being smaller than Druskininkai, this resort can’t boast such a large supply of spas and hotels as Druskininkai but it experiences positive changes too.
	lbr.neolitas.lt /2004_04/2_str.html (1832 words)

	BBC NEWS \| In Pictures \| In pictures: Lithuania's tourist ambitions
		Built on seven mineral springs the sleepy town is a strange mix of Soviet concrete and sprawling villas.
		Druskininkai "has a very good history for healing with different treatments like whirlpool, sauna and massage," she said.
		Andrius Balevicius is a 20-year-old student who works in Druskininkai's hotels and has seen how the town has changed.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/in_pictures/3606863.stm (300 words)

	LithuanianHotels.com :: Hotels directory for Druskininkai, Lithuania
		Hotel Pusynas is in the very center of Druskininkai, surrounded by flowers, trees and nature.
		The most modern wellness, treatment and rehabilitation centre in Druskininkai with a great choice of spa services, a **** hotel, beauty institute, and many other facilities for a good relaxation and health.
		New modern cosy hotel in Druskininkai on the bank of Nemunas river offers 20 rooms with all modern facilities including internet connection and heated floor in bathroom.
	www.lithuanianhotels.com /cities/Druskininkai (288 words)

	Tour: Vilnius-Trakai-Druskininkai-Kaunas
		In the southern part of Lithuania, near Druskininkai, face the history alive in Grutas Park.
		Tour to Druskininkai health resort which is famous for its sanatoriums, unique spurting mineral springs, parks that are beneficial to your health.
		Explore the Liskiava hill - a fort with the remnants of the castle tower, the restored monastery, a wonderful Baroque and Rococo church, Lake Liskiava.
	www.balticroads.lt /en/tours/vtdk.asp (702 words)

	The curative salts and a bit of art on the side
		Ignited by OK Theater, Druskininkai Theater Festival will offer a selection of plays that will undoubtedly become the talk of the Lithuanian culture scene for months to come.
		For those in the mood for a bit of music, look no further than “Tango in FA.” Andzelika Cholina is by far the most recognized Lithuanian choreographer and her dance performances at the Lithuanian National Drama Theater always pack the hall.
		And if you don’t understand Lithuanian, fear not- it is often said that everyone, irrespective of their culture and native language, understands his shows because of his flawless interpretation.
	www.baltictimes.com /news/articles/13222 (524 words)

	Lithuania is ready for the euro, but “national fears” persist
		As has already been mentioned, the aid was allocated to Draugystė health spa in Druskininkai and the reconstruction of the old natural therapy centre Druskininkų Gydykla in Druskininkai.
		As maintained by Algirdas Svirskas, head of the Property and Investment Management Division of Druskininkai Town Municipality, it is expected to receive over 182,000 new guests at the Druskininkai water amusement park to be inaugurated in late 2006.
		Furthermore, the decision was made to allocate the aid for the construction of a water amusement park in Druskininkai due to the fact that the number of visitors to Druskininkai has been rocketing recently.
	lbr.neolitas.lt /2005_04/1_str.html (1367 words)

	08/01/01 -- Lithuanian President Indignant at Forest Chopping for Statoil Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Adamkus was indignant at the Druskininkai municipality instructions to chop the pine trees down in the stand of trees in Druskininkai where the Lietuva Statoil company, subsidiary of the Norwegian Statoil, owner of a chain of filling stations, plans to set up a filling station operation, presidential aide Darius Kuolys told BNS.
		According to Lietuva Statoil executives, the Druskininkai municipality took the legal initiative on their own, and that under a coordinated action agreement between Statoil and Druskininkai, the municipality is responsible for preparing the site for construction.
		In his letter to the acting prime minister Adamkus then said he expected the Gentvilas-led cabinet to revise the government decision of May 28 on the transferring of a non-agricultural plot of land in Druskininkai to the resort's municipality and take account of the ecology requirements and arguments advanced by the town's residents.
	forests.org /archive/europe/liprindi.htm (483 words)

	Lithuania
		One of my American psychologist colleagues in Druskininkai described Lithuania as a nation in the throes of "post-traumatic stress." There certainly is reason enough to explain any symptoms of such a diagnosis.
		Some of the most beautiful sculptures are in cemeteries, as in this Druskininkai angel ; many are in parks, like this flying girl or floating man in one of the squares of Druskininkai; often it is just in front of someone's home, as in this wooden brick carrier.
		Lithuanian crafts often are based on traditions that are centuries old, from beautiful woven linens and geometric patterned fabrics, as depicted on this loom in the Merkine museum, to the fl clay pottery being formed here on the potter's wheel and fired in an outdoor, hole-in-the-ground oven, just as it was centuries ago.
	www.cofc.edu /~toris/lithuania/text1.html (6500 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		We finished out material for Alytus and took off for Druskininkai, a town famous in Lithuania for its spas and resorts.
		I did have someone ask me what part of Lithuania my accent was from, and I did get a good picture of a group of kids.
		We were tempted to stay in Druskininkai, but figured that wouldn't be nice to all the other people back at HQ who I'm sure were working very hard.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=7877865&postID=110261796379412079 (285 words)

	Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Three years later his father moved to Druskininkai, a health resort on the Nemunas, to take up the post of organist.
		He was more than usually fond of the delicate and dreamlike quality of the natural surroundings of Druskininkai.
		When he returned to Warsaw in the autumn of 1902, he was offered a teaching post at the Conservatory, but continued to give private lessons in rich and cultured families.
	daugenis.mch.mii.lt /muziejai/Kaunas/M_K_Ciurlionis.htm (2076 words)

	Druskininkai (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The multiflat residential brick building is built in 1975, has 5 stories, 20 apartments.
		The renovation of the apartment building in Druskininkai is implemented by step as it is presented in the table No.1:
		The comparison made of the predicted and actualised (based on the monitoring results) energy savings shows: predicted savings of heat for heating 86.6 MWh, actual — 93 MWh; the heat for DHW is saved less than predicted; pay back time of implemented measures — 12.0 years.
	www.lei.lt /Opet/Projekts/DRUSKI.htm (463 words)

	08/06/01 -- Lithuanian Environment Vice-Minister Resigns Amid Forest Chopping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A special commission, which investigated the chopping of the 0.4-hectare forest, ruled earlier this week that the municipality of Lithuania's mineral water resort of Druskininkai did not have a right to transfer the ownership rights of the forest to Lietuva Statoil, a subsidiary of Norway's Statoil running a chain of filling stations.
		In an attempt to take over the ownership rights of the acres, the Druskininkai administration maintained there were no trees growing in the territory at issue.
		Palavinskas, the resigned environment vice-minister, was also aware of the situation because he was the chief architect in Druskininkai before his appointment to the ministry.
	forests.org /archive/europe/lienvice.htm (384 words)

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