Kaunas Castle is a historic 14th-century fortress near the river, offering insights into Lithuania's past with its towers, ramparts, and surrounding park.

A stunning 17th-century Baroque architectural masterpiece located near the Kaunas reservoir, surrounded by beautiful forests and known for hosting classical music concerts.

A significant historical site and museum located outside the city center, serving as a memorial to Lithuania's wartime experiences, particularly its role during World War II.

This quirky attraction houses an extensive collection of devil sculptures and artifacts from around the world, offering a fascinating journey into symbolic representations.

Offers the best panoramic views of Kaunas, easily accessible via a short, scenic funicular ride, showcasing a beautiful landscape of rooftops, rivers, and green spaces.

A lush green area located at the meeting point of the Neris and Nemunas rivers, ideal for picnics, cycling, or enjoying a slow afternoon, often lively with summer events.

Laisvės Alėja, or Freedom Avenue, is Kaunas's main pedestrian street, bustling with shops, cafes, and historic buildings, ideal for experiencing the city's lively atmosphere.

Žalgiris Arena is a major sports venue and entertainment hub in Kaunas, known for hosting basketball games and concerts with its modern facilities.