The remains of the castle can be visited
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Dubingiai Castle
The Dubingiai Castle Ruin stands on an elevated position in Lithuania.
History+
The origins of Dubingiai Castle date back to the early 15th century when Grand Duke Vytautas of Lithuania had it built between 1412 and 1413. In 1508, the complex passed into the possession of Jerzy Radziwiłł, who undertook expansions. After Jerzy's death, his son Mikolaj "the Red" inherited the castle. Barbara Radziwiłł spent five months here after her marriage to Sigismund Augustus in 1547. During the Polish-Swedish Wars, the castle suffered looting and was seized by Polish troops, which initiated its decline. In 1808, Michał Tyszkiewicz acquired the estate.
Location+
The Dubingiai Castle Ruin is located in the village of Dubingiai in the Molėtai district, within the Utena region of Lithuania. It is situated at an elevation of approximately 179 meters above sea level.
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