Radviliškis has almost a 500-year history that visitors can get acquainted with. What is even more fascinating is the fact that this region has places which date to even older ages. The town was established in the 16th century and was governed by famous Lithuanian noble family Radvilas.

The town of Radviliškis also is proud of having up to 10 nature reserves and 8 preserved parks that offer visitors and tourists a chance to witness the spectacular views from the ground or from one of the view points. Additionally, the region is heavily forested and has a peatland which gives it a unique and appealing flora and fauna views. The town is also famous for its beautiful and interesting touristic attraction sites such as the Daugyvenė museum-reserve of cultural history and the breath-taking manors of Šeduva, Raudondvaris, Baisogala, and Burbiškis. Burbiškis is one of the most popular attractions with a statue park, large enclosed courtyard, icehouse and the biggest Tulip festival in Lithuania. All these sites attract tourists who come to explore and experience the history of the city and the beautiful nature around it.

Radviliškis is very friendly and hospitable to guests and tourists, welcoming different people to visit or organize a conference, business meetings or seminars in local venues. There are also a lot of traditional and incentives events that visitors can engage in with the local people for outdoor leisure and fun. There are several festivals such as the convivial Shrove Tuesday in Kleboniškis village, the traditional town’s birthday festival held annually, the horse show jumping competition, folk festivals, and the festival of tulips. These festivals are usually a good source of entertainment for the visitors and give them a chance to learn about the local cultures and practices.