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Pasižvalgymai Po Vilnių : Miesto Mikrorajonai / Sudarė Zita Tiukšienė, Nijolė Sisaitė Leidinio, kuriame būtų rašoma apie visus sostinės mikrorajonus ir mažesnes miesto vietoves, iki šiol nebuvo. Spragą užpildė Vilniaus kraštotyrininkai – bibliotekininkai, sumanę parengti šią knygą. Pažymėtinas šio leidinio aktualumas. Knygos rengėjai išsamiai išstudijavo publikacijas apie Vilnių ir jų pagrindu parengė leidinį. Apgalvotai pasirinkti šio populiaraus leidinio literatūros šaltiniai: dažniausiai remiamasi žymių specialistų parašytais straipsniais ir knygomis, remiamasi nauja publikuota tyrimų medžiaga, apžvelgiami vertingiausi leidiniai. Rengiant knygą, pasinaudota įvairiose Lietuvos bibliotekose sukaupta informacija ir informacijos ištekliais. Leidinys skiriamas moksleiviams ir plačiajai visuomenei. Tepasiekia ši knyga visas Vilniaus bendrojo lavinimo mokyklas, bibliotekas. Ši knyga tikrai padės labiau pažinti Vilnių, skatins juo domėtis ir skaityti knygas. O Vilniaus tyrėjus tepaskatina toliau gilintis į sostinės mikrorajonų, vietovių istorijų studijas – atsispirti yra nuo ko. Dr. Daiva Narbutienė Vilnius – didžiausias mūsų prieštaringos, be galo įvairiaspalvės Po geometriško ir taisyklingo Peterburgo staiga išvydau siauras, kreivas istorijos ir kultūros židinys <...> Vilnių sukūrė visa Europa. Iš visų gatveles su įvairiaspalviais namais, stačius raudonus stogus, virš kurių kilo aukšti Europos kraštų žmonės dirbo ir kūrė, projektavo, puošė. bažnyčių bokštai ir bokšteliai. Iš pat pradžių ir visą laiką, gyvenant čia, šitas Vladas Drėma miestas man buvo mielas, lyg gimtasis, ir „savas“... Toks ir liko visam gyvenimui. Mstislavas Dobužinskis Vilnius – tai kraštovaizdis, tai dvasios būsena, nuskaidrinta A š beprotiškai myliu savo Lietuvą, savo Vilnių (savo, nes kai išeinu maloningos saulėtos gamtos: ji vyrauja mieste, kur su natūraliu į miestą, atrodo, kad kiekvienas akmenukas, šaligatvio stulpelis yra landšaftu susilieja taurūs žmogaus intelekto kūriniai. mano, mano gyvenimo dalelė). Janas Bulhakas Adomas Honoris Kirkoras Vilnius – didžiausias mūsų prieštaringos, be galo įvairiaspalvės Po geometriško ir taisyklingo Peterburgo staiga išvydau siauras, kreivas istorijos ir kultūros židinys <...> Vilnių sukūrė visa Europa. Iš visų gatveles su įvairiaspalviais namais, stačius raudonus stogus, virš kurių kilo aukšti Europos kraštų žmonės dirbo ir kūrė, projektavo, puošė. bažnyčių bokštai ir bokšteliai. Iš pat pradžių ir visą laiką, gyvenant čia, šitas Vladas Drėma miestas man buvo mielas, lyg gimtasis, ir „savas“... Toks ir liko visam gyvenimui. Mstislavas Dobužinskis Vilnius – tai kraštovaizdis, tai dvasios būsena, nuskaidrinta A š beprotiškai myliu savo Lietuvą, savo Vilnių (savo, nes kai išeinu maloningos saulėtos gamtos: ji vyrauja mieste, kur su natūraliu į miestą, atrodo, kad kiekvienas akmenukas, šaligatvio stulpelis yra landšaftu susilieja taurūs žmogaus intelekto kūriniai. mano, mano gyvenimo dalelė). Janas Bulhakas Adomas Honoris Kirkoras VILNIAUS APSKRITIES ADOMO MICKEVičiaUS Viešoji BIBLIOTEKA Miesto mikrorajonai UDK 908(474.5) Pa – 311 Papildytas ir pataisytas leidimas Sudarė: Zita Tiukšienė Nijolė Sisaitė Redagavo: Zita Tiukšienė Nijolė Sisaitė Tekstus parengė: Danguolė Dainienė Jurgita Lazauskaitė Giedrė Narbutaitė Nijolė Sisaitė Zita Tiukšienė Knygos fotografas Vitoldas Tiukša Knygoje panaudota ikonografija iš bibliotekų ir muziejų fondų Dėkojame gyventojams, paskyrusiems 2 % gyventojų pajamų mokesčio ar parėmusiems papildomomis lėšomis. Taip pat esame dėkingi visiems asmenims, institucijoms ir verslo organizacijoms, prisidėjusiems prie leidinio rengimo. Pagrindinis rėmėjas Informacinis rėmėjas Rėmėjai ISBN 978-609-95710-1-0 © Vilniaus apskrities Adomo Mickevičiaus viešoji biblioteka, 2015 © Dizainas VšĮ „Sorre“, 2015 Pratarmė..................................................................................................5 Koks yra Vilnius...........................................................................................6 Antakalnis.................................................................................................12 Antaviliai...............................................................................................19 Dvarčionys............................................................................................21 Kairėnai..................................................................................................23 Turniškės...............................................................................................27 Valakampiai.............................................................................................29 Vismaliukai............................................................................................33 Fabijoniškės..............................................................................................34 Grigiškės...............................................................................................38 Justiniškės...............................................................................................44 Karoliniškės..............................................................................................48 Lazdynai...................................................................................................52 Bukčiai....................................................................................................58 Lazdynėliai...........................................................................................60 Naujamiestis............................................................................................62 Naujininkai................................................................................................80 Kirtimai..................................................................................................85 Salininkai...........................................................................................88 Naujoji Vilnia.............................................................................90 Pavilnys......................................................................................98 Pūčkoriai....................................................................................102 Rokantiškės.................................................................................107 Tuputiškės.................................................................................110 Paneriai..........................................................................................112 Gariūnai.........................................................................................120 Liudvinavas....................................................................................123 Trakų Vokė........................................................................................125 Vaidotai........................................................................................130 Pašilaičiai...............................................................................132 Pilaitė.....................................................................................136 Rasos.........................................................................................142 Belmontas............................................................................152 Kuprioniškės...........................................................................155 Leoniškės..................................................................................156 Markučiai...................................................................................158 Ribiškės.............................................................................164 Senamiestis.............................................................................166 Paupys.............................................................................184 Užupis...............................................................................190 Šeškinė.......................................................................................200 Šnipiškės.................................................................................208 Verkiai..........................................................................................218 Balsiai.......................................................................................229 Baltupiai......................................................................................232 Gulbinai................................................................................236 Jeruzalė..............................................................................239 Naujaneriai...........................................................................248 Naujieji Verkiai..................................................................250 Santariškės.........................................................................254 Staviškės..........................................................................258 Verkių Riešė.......................................................................260 Visoriai...............................................................................261 Vilkpėdė...................................................................................264 Viršuliškės..........................................................................270 Žirmūnai...................................................................................274 Žvėrynas...................................................................................284 Santrumpos....................................................................293 Vietovardžių rodyklė..............................................................294
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