The 48 best things to do with kids in Kaunas

Kaunas Castle is a wonderful place for a walk. In the evening it’s beautifully lit, which makes the atmosphere really charming. The whole area felt very safe, and I also noticed there are surveillance cameras nearby, which adds to the feeling of security. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Kaunas!

A historic castle very nicely preserved, clean and surrounded by green areas and walking trails around it. Minutes away from the old town of Kaunas. Worth visiting!

Kaunas Castle is a beautiful and historic spot right in the heart of the city. The red-brick fortress looks amazing, and the museum inside gives a nice glimpse into Kaunas’ past. The area around it is great for a walk, with lovely river views and a calm atmosphere. Staff are friendly, and there are often cool events or festivals happening nearby. Definitely worth a visit!

A very nice castle, but quite small once you get inside and with status you need to be careful as they are quite steep and you will need to wait for people or to go upstairs or downstairs as you can do both at the same time as it’s quite narrow. Worth a visit tho. The prices for tickets is ok too £4 for adult, but for students, kids, retired and disabled people gets it’s cheaper or does not pay at all which is nice.

Nice little exposition,well restored old castle,loved the dungeon prison part,great view from top level of the tower.Small but interesting museum,stairs at the tower are steep and narrow but there is another wider exilt on level two.Would recommend to spend couple hours exploring castle and surrounding old wall grounds.

Nice park to walk around. You can walk up to have a view. Castle itself has few remains, so not that much to visit. Has a museum indoor in the tower (paid entrance)

Nice castle immersed in a well tended park. We were there on Monday hence the castle was closed therefore we could only admire the outside of it

On the outskirts of Kaunas, on a peninsula in the Kaunas Reservoir, stands the Pažaislis Monastery. The monastery and church were built between 1667 and 1712 by Camaldolese monks on the orders of Krzysztof Zygmunt Pac, Chancellor of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The complex is the largest monastery in Lithuania and the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary with its 54-metre-high dome is one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in the country. The monastery was transferred to the Russian Orthodox Church by Tsar Nicholas I after the Polish-Lithuanian Uprising of 1831. After three years of vacancy, the monastery came into the hands of the Sisters of St. Casimir in 1920, and the Catholic tradition was revived. Until the sisters were expelled by the communists in 1948 and the monastery was used for various purposes. In 1992 the monastery was returned to the sisters, who now manage the monastery and restore it to its former glory. In the church there is a statue of the Virgin Mary and Child that is considered miraculous. It was a gift from Pope Alexander VII to Krzysztof Pac, who donated the statue to the monastery to increase its appeal. The statue still attracts pilgrims and every year on 2 July a solemn procession with the statue of the Virgin Mary takes place. The monastery and church are quite far from the centre, but are easily accessible by bus (or car), so visit it!

A beautifully maintained monastery – very clean, peaceful, and impressive. There is plenty of parking space, and the surroundings are perfect for a calm walk and reflection. Definitely worth a visit!

Enjoyed the church and history. Quite small so you don't need a huge amount of time. You can have a walk by the lake if the weather is nice..

Mind-blowing experience, well worth the 5 euro student admission fee to experience the crypt and one of the largest marble structures in the region. Highly recommend

Majestic inside, beautiful marble pillars, intricate artwork, aromatic roses, set in peaceful grounds.

A spectacular cultural and architectural gem. Go for the breathtaking Baroque beauty and stay for the engaging historical journey in the exhibition!

Great place to explore culture, history and concerts. Excellent restaurant on place too

If you're into folklore, this is a wonderful place. Lithuanian devils are more like trolls or goblins than the typical judeo-Christian enemy. There's so much fun in here, with lots of stories and historical context provided. You'll learn about witches and cows and blacksmiths too.

A visit to Kaunas isn't complete without an hour spent at the Velnio Muziejus 😈. As the only museum of its kind globally, its very existence speaks to its authenticity and unique cultural significance. ​The collection, which began with Lithuanian artist Antanas Žmuidzinavičius and has grown to over 3,000 pieces through international donations, is truly global. On its three floors, you'll see how different cultures interpret the devil—from mischievous Lithuanian folk carvings to intricate masks and sculptures from countries like India, Mexico, and Japan. This diversity provides a fascinating, multifaceted look at the mythological creature worldwide. ​Beyond the static exhibits, the museum incorporates unique art expositions, featuring both contemporary fine and applied arts. These often include creative video shows and modern interpretations that bring a fresh, artistic perspective to the ancient themes. The museum is small enough that you can easily navigate the entire collection in an hour or so, making it a perfect, wonderfully bizarre, and insightful stop if you're in the area. It’s a great piece of Lithuanian eccentricity!

Great place to see. The devil's museum depicts a lot of Lithuanian follow about devils and depicts the life of Antanas Zmuidzinavicius. His garden and there bottom floor had private collection at pieces. It would be nice if the type would tell you too go from the second floor devils to the third floor devils, then to the second floor apartment. Another great addition would be that the listening app would have different playback speeds.

Really interesting one. If you have extra time it’s worth to see. There’s nothing much traditional or historical in that exhibition. However if you have time and got bored in Kaunas :) you can spend your time here.

An excellent museum, really unusual. The exhibits were well laid out and each exhibition case was well documented in Lithuanian and English Some great information and interesting mythology from around the world. Took us a couple of hours to see everything but we do read every word! Would recommend a visit. Note: We read a review that said start from the top floor and work down. iMHO - disregard this and work your way up!! Good value for money, nice staff, clean toilets. Definitely qoryh a visit when in Kaunas.

Not what I was expecting at all. A spell binding experience of beautiful sculptures, fascinating stories and traditions. A must visit if in Kaunas.

Very interesting museum! It was a private collection from a Lithuanian important person, whom was also a painter. I paid 8€ (full price) and I found it very fair, there are 3 floors of masks and different itens related and also another rooms with paintings and "rooms displays" with furniture's that belonged to him. I don't remember seeing any elevator so I am not sure if it is accessible, I would recommend giving them a call before. The navigation was easy with a lot of signals/plates with details and descriptions. I spent around 1h20 to see everything in a slow pace, stopping for 1-2 minutes in some spots and just walking by in others. This museum is just across the street from Kaunas Museum which is also worth the visit.

The person at the reception seemed to begrudgingly sell me a ticket. I didn't realise there would be no context on Čiurlionis without buying the audio guide. It's mostly a shame because he is little known outside of Lithuania. The presentation of information throughout the museum is exceptionally variable in general. There was supposedly a new exhibition but it appeared to be closed. It would be useful to have a guided route through the museum to avoid missing things.

Had a fantastic time at the art museum. M.K. Čiurlionis is the most renowned artist in Lithuania, and there’s even a street named after him in Vilnius. Everyone should see his artwork while visiting the country. Although the layout of the museum isn't completely straightforward, it's manageable. About two hours is enough time to see everything.

I really liked the museum. I went on the last Sunday of the month (museums in Lithuania are free them) and I definitely recommend coming early right when they open. I came slightly after 10 and when I was leaving around 11:30, the place was really filling up. It is a very interesting and engaging museum. The artist is quite fascinating as he had many talents. It is also great for families and kids since it has a little play corner and some fun activities. I also bought some beautiful postcards in the gift shop to send to my grandparents.

Very nice museum with more then one exhibitions. There was one about Lithuan history, another one related to stars, galaxy and planets, another one related to the ocean. It was a very good visit and I totally recommend it. I paid 10€ (full price) and I found it very fair. The navigation can be a little confusing as there are many rooms and walls with exhibitions but is not like a maze. I spent around 2h to see it all, at a medium pace, stopping for 1-2 minutes in some spots and just walking by in others. I don't remember seeing elevators so I am not sure if it is accessible, I would give a call before, if you need it.

I'm new to Lithuania, so Ciurlionis is unknown to me. I can't believe he did so much in so short a time. A lot of his works look like they could be 70s SF novel covers or heavy metal album covers, and to me that's the highest compliment.

A must-see museum of art named after a famous and prolific painter, writer, composer Čiurlionis, who spoke Polish all his life and fell in love with a young girl, Sofija. In the souvenir shop you can get two books of Čiurlionis letters in original Polish with a translation into Lithuanian and lots of additional information on life and people of his time, poets, painters, writers and other artists, and family members, Warsaw, Petersburg, Palanga, Vilnius, but most of all, about his beloved Sofija.

If you had only time to visit one museum when in Kaunas, then I would say it the National art museum. The building is a treasure itself. From Liberty Avenue is is just a very short walk away. The access is easy and checking both opening times and changing exhibitions before a visit is recommendable. Admission is 10euros. Enjoy!

If you’re in Kaunas I highly recommend a trip here. So many animals. The displays spread out over several floors. A lot more animals than I thought. Myself and my friend throughly enjoyed the visit and stayed about 90 minutes looking at all the animals and creatures.

Very nice place to visit. Every month Sunday is free. But the ticket are not expensive. The exhibition is huge. Three floors. Worth it!

🦴 Zoological Museum – fascinating and full of discoveries 🦋 A great place to explore the diversity of the animal world. The museum has a large number of exhibits, from tiny insects to impressive large animals. Every room offers something interesting, whether you’re into marine life, birds, or mammals. It’s well-organized, educational, and perfect for a calm, curious visit. A must for anyone interested in nature and science.

This museum is conveniently located. Laisvės Alley is smooth. The museum collections are very informative and colorful. There are exhibits that show animals in the wild. Some exhibits are about 100 years old. But... how many animals have died and been stuffed...

A very nice experience. It’s fascinating to see the animals up close and observe the details of their bodies—something that’s impossible in a zoo. The museum even includes some rare specimens, such as a 200 kg flounder and a saber-toothed deer. Some of the specimens even have amusing, expressive looks (see the last photo), so I recommend starting on the lowest level to lift your spirits right at the beginning of your visit.

Surprisingly good museum packed with collections of insects, shells, fossils and stuffed animals. It was so interesting I ended up spending much longer there than I anticipated. Excellent value for money.

A lot of exhibits are missing descriptions and information, quite a few exhibits repeat themselves and many exhibits just have Latin names. There is no context why they are grouped in a certain way other than they belong to the same species. What stood out were animals that looked like got killed during hunting trips, some animals were dated to as recent as 2016. It’s not clear whether these animals were killed just for the museum, or somebody did it for fun and then donated them etc. I understand that it’s for educational purposes and mainly all items date back to early 20th century. But the museum presentation and overall feel feels outdated and some items are morally questionable.

What a wonderful mass the coir was outstanding the preaching was next level. I enjoyed the mass during my weekend trip to Lithuania. If I have to say about the architecture it was so perfectly carved and well maintained. Sunday morning mass the church was almost all mix of young and elderly what a great community. There were sovereign gifts too.

Kaunas Cathedral is a stunning mix of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles, making it one of Lithuania’s most impressive churches. It’s perfect for a peaceful visit—just be mindful of church services. The main altar and side chapels are beautiful, and it’s worth exploring the nearby Old Town afterward. Remember to dress modestly, and photography might be restricted. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and take your time soaking in the history!

Beautiful church, the sculptures are very impressive, the entrance is free, totally recommend it! The cathedral basilica of St. Peter n St. Paul left me which open mouth..

The few times I visited Kaunas I always made sure to see it. It's one of the most beautiful cathedral I saw in my life! The colors and atmosphere are so nice inside and we can really feel peaceful once inside

This church has retained its solemn Gothic appearance from the outside. Decorative elements from later periods are quite well integrated inside. The paintings were painted by the Italian Andriolli. He came to the city with Napoleon's army. It seems like a love story and he stayed in Kaunas. I'm not sure if all the pictures are his. You can check it yourself. And during services, listen to the powerful organ.

Very beautiful church that doesn’t ask for any payment to enter. We happily donated 2euros. Please don’t light candles on the seats. The old staff has hard time removing hardened candle :(

We are blessed to be able to attend the Sunday mass in the cathedral. It is a beautiful church with so much history in it. Admiring the paintings of the blessed Mother of God, St. Joseph with child Jesus and other saints for Catholics like my husband and I was a privileged.

A pretty good collection of historical relics. The tickets and also the souvenirs are cheap and worth their prices. However, the name of the museum is misleading. It technically displays tools, weapons, vehicles and uniforms from several period of history, and the Great War section is only just one part of it. Other than this, I really recommend to visit this museum, if you are in Kaunas

Wonderful museum covering all of Lithuanian military history from the earliest human occupation 9f the area right up to the present day. Most exhibits are labeled in English as well as Lithuanian.

What a fantastic collection of history this museum has, one of the best laid out I have been to with a great selection of things to see and learn about

Very affordable, only €5 for entry Broad range of weapons from various historical eras

Was a little bit disappointed with this museum. We were hoping that our visit would provide more clarity on Lithuania's recent history. Whilst the museum is well laid out and the exhibits are well presented and labelled, the way the information is presented for each hall is not easy to digest! (Or read for people of a certain age). Presenting the key facts in a different format might help foreign visitors to get a better understanding of the Lithuania's complex history. The museum is worth a visit but with a little more thought it could be so much better. Don't miss the crashed plane!!

Very good exposition! Highly recommend to all weapons lovers.

The museum has several halls with exhibitions: history of Lithuania; weapons, ruling dynasties, sad pages (the wreckage of the Lituanica plane, deportations). Nearby in the park there are sculptures: the Statue of Liberty with an interesting history; Eternal flame near a hill of stones from battlefields; behind this are carved Lithuanian crosses; bookseller; mother and daughter at work, “with a secret” - a peasant sows rye. On the other side of the building is the Museum of the artist and composer M.K. Cherlenis.

Took the "Žiegždrių Geologinis Takas (trail)" parallel to, and eventually down the stairs to, the water. Approximately 1 mile round-trip, so a short walk but you can stretch it out by spending some time along the shore collecting rocks.

Fascinating! I'd say if someone asks how to describe this park in one word. Lagoon park is huge it occupies about 10% territory of Lithuania, shore length around the lagoon is more then 200 km. So lots of stuff is here. If you want to have full experience you must live here. But if you don't  have much time and you'd like to see something. I'd recommend to start from public or private boat tour. Public tours are great, because naturalist or historian might travel together. Naturalist explains about plants and animals which lives here, historian about will tell about the history of this place, historic battles and historic places which are near this lagoon.

What a beautiful place to visit. Incredible land, live history, which you can enjoy jn XXI century!

Fantastic place for a wedding. The catering was outstanding.

No paths, wild nature, still manageable by foot. Lovely scenery

When Kaunas hydro power station was built in the 1950-ies, river Nemunas's water rose up and erosion created a unique landscape. When walking by the coast don't be afraid to take the smallest, (sometimes even animal) trails, then the real beauty of the open spaces, 15 meter high cliffs interchanging forest types (which go from coniferous to deciduous), will shine ! I think that the prettiest time to visit this region is from October to beginning of November and from late March to beginning of May.

Highly recommend either for a couple of hours hike or for a day trip. Various areas o access to the water, firepits and trails. Rare access by car. Normally several 100 meters of walk through green forest. Recommend using bug repellent.

A relatively small, but very interesting museum, in an old building that perfectly adds to the atmosphere of the exhibition. Here you can see old medical and dental instruments and tools, as well as pharmacology equipment, from the ancient times of Lithuania up until the 20th century. However, be aware that some human remains (like skulls) are also presented among the exhibits. I think this is necessary in a scientific museum of this kind, but I'm writing it just in case some people are sensitive or may find it offensive, for whatever reason. The staff was very friendly, they guided me through the various rooms, and explained what to expect to see in each one of them. Each room is equipped with a catalogue of exhibits, available in various languages. The ticket price at the moment of writing (July 2024) is €2.00, which I think is great value for money. Be aware, though, that one can pay only in cash. There is also a short brochure available both in Lithuanian and English, for free. It's sad, though, that there is no museum catalogue/ book available. That's something I'd liked to see in a future visit :)

This little museum is very interesting. It's set up like an old pharmacy, with the customer facing shop, the area where medications were made, as well as medical instruments and chairs. Though honestly, the old time fire extinguisher might have been my favorite.

Very educational. A lot of ancient tolls and health machines.

Rich collection of items, but poorly presented. Solid descriptions of items are missing. Drug store room was full of interesting items, drugs and chemicals, but it was impossible to see them - they ought to be closer or not behind the glass.

Algis and Yolanata were v helpful in our tour. We visited the museum with my family and was surprised to see the history and how far medicine has come through.! Very well presented pictures and descriptions on the history and also surprised to see that couple of equipments work till date

For me as a pharmacy student was this place really beatufil! Exhibition looks nice and guide was amazing, she kows everything! We saw also medicine department of the museum with many gadgets. I recommed this place everyone, also not-pharmacy people.

The most interesting museum I have ever been to. Just after coming in authentic building and friendly personnel meets you. Lots of exhibits dating from 1000 years old till ones of 20th century. The cost is also ridiculously low. Just 1€ for students and 2€ for adults. During the visit I was constantly narrated about history of medice and pharmycy which was much more interesting, than just reading information tables. Also even thought I am not pharmasist or doctor the museum managed to really engage me with lots of bizarre facts and stories. Truly big thanks for the dedicated staff. I recommend to visit this museum for anyone who is in Kaunas. Undoubtedly one of a kind.

An absolutely stunning church. As you approach and see the full size of the church it is definitely a "wow" moment. It is simply huge and very stark. The simplicity of design continues inside. It feels minimalist and very modern but stil very beautiful. We loved the interpretation of the Stations of the Cross and the stain glass windows. No visit to this church can be complete without a trip up to the roof! We were lazy (well it was very warm) and took the lift. The views, and the perspective this vantage point provides, are definitely worth the 5 Euro fee.

Fantastic views from top to Kaunas city, but too much fees charges for ticket I think! Could be less about 2-3 euros, not 5 💸🤑 If One time saw another time will not go again 👆

Worth visiting this church but it is not as beautiful as some of the others. Architecturally and historically it is important and has a fascinating history. The view from the top is ok but also not the best.

A brilliant view for a brilliant price, €3 to take the stairs to the roof, friendly staff and a beautiful peaceful design, really enjoyed it 😁

The church itself isn't uncool, but the area around it is really ugly. If you want to park your car with a view, that's the place for you.

very cool and modern church with great artwork on the walls by school students. worth going up the top to see panoramas of kaunas although it costs money - student price available

The best views in town. And there aren't that many stairs.

A bit mystical building in Kaunas) You're strolling through the Old Town and suddenly notice this house. It amazes with a strange gothic architecture and its rich history. This building was built as merchant's office. Then it eas sold to Jesuits and was used as a chapel and school. You can get inside now and take a look at this building but it could be closed temporarily. Anyway, it's a must-see attraction in Kaunas)

One of the few surviving Gothic-style houses. Only this time I noticed similar decorative elements to those on St. Anne's Church in Vilnius. You could call this house's style "Flamboyant Gothic." It's eye-catching and captivating. A very beautiful house.

The House of Perkūnas is a beautiful and historically significant building in the heart of Kaunas. Its Gothic architecture stands out and adds character to the Old Town. It’s definitely worth a quick visit if you’re exploring the area. While the facade is impressive and well-preserved, the overall experience didn’t quite have a “wow” effect. It’s more of a visual landmark than a place to spend a lot of time, unless you’re deeply interested in local history or architecture. Still, a charming and elegant stop on any Kaunas walking tour!

Magnificent building. It is a must see during visit in Kaunas. Just take few steps from central market and you travel in time to medieval times. Whole facade is very astonishing with it's intricate decorations. Maybe the surroundings isn't medieval at all, the house defends itself.

Amazing looking old building, I couldn't enter, as it was not open, but beautiful to see even from outsida.

Unfortunately the visit to the house is possible only with appointment during summer. The external design is really interesting as it is has a lot of details which differentiate it from other gothic buildings with red bricks in Kaunas.

One of the main sights in thr oldtown. Its interesting to imagine, that most of the old town looked like this just a few hundred years ago. Inside theres nothing special or worth visiting, but exterior is fantastic

Kaunas city museum is in the city hall building, it’s not something that impressive but seems brand new, I liked mostly the white room. Recommend it if you want to learn more for the city’s history. There is entrance fee.

I was surprised of the prepared exposition in the museum. It was presented fragmentally from the first begging of city evolving times till the nowadays' viewpoints in landscaping, infrastructure - everything in city life comforts. The most incredibly surprising present was Laimė's Kiškūnė's creation twice in exhibition. I was amused by real smoke, site of fire and dirtiness restoration in smell from middle ages on our land. It was quite detailed presented the life of middle ages people in new cross merchant road town in GDL to feel that time people surroundings and behavior reasons and other times. Museum with latest technologies of guide to use for viewers and individual restrooms for visitors.

The museum is very nice. The general ticket costs 2.5 euro and there is a very kind gentleman who explains to you some of the rooms. The views from the top of the tower are amazing.

Great museum, it's not special though, but worth to visit. There's museum inside, also you can get up to the tower and see all Kaunas (from the window) or go downstairs to the cellar. As it's the place where people get married it's always joyful to see smiling people and a happy bride.

Very good museum, the views from the tower are amazing and the cellar exhibition is very interesting

Very friendly and professional staff. Interesting piece of history. Fun to walk around, lots of hidden narrow stairs and corners. Inside tourist info and little shop with fairly priced souvenirs

A very pleasant experience, especially considering the price of a ticket (4€ for a family). Friendly house guides were all over the building and keen to show us everything from the famous balconies to the prison cell in the basement.

Monday nobody in office need to call by phone then someone will come to sell the ticket to let you in .

Almost every plane here has its own unique story. Sadly indoor exhibition was closed, but I liked what I saw very much anyway.

Very nice aviation museum. Very nice, kind and professional staff. Civil aviation airport close to it. Located near historical Darius and Girena airport. Host airshow and aviation events.

Very good ! Very retro! Amazing models! The training room was closed for that reason just 4 starts. Museum is very good highly recommended to visit it

Very bad and service. Very long to wait and still didn't get any simulator. No indoor exhibition and small outside exhibition. I registered for a simulator on 14:00 when I was near their door I called them letting them know that I'm here the staff said "ill call the guy who needs to let in simulator" and we waited 20min and nothing. Then the staff said that he can't give money back and there was an argument. After this the "fight sim guy" finally got there gave money back and we left. Horrible experience. Not recommend.

Still no indoor exhibition.... 😕 kinda bummer but at least the entrance of 2eur is so low that its worth anyways. I had fun!

Nice interesting place to visit

Professionals! Each performance is worked out to the smallest detail. The acting is top notch and the work with lighting and scenery is very beautiful.

The National Kaunas Drama Theatre is the biggest theatre in Kaunas, and one of the oldest functioning theatres in Lithuania. There are six different creative spaces for events in the Kaunas Drama Theatre.

Amazing place, worth seeing most of the performances. Especially in Rūtos Hall.

Or 30 year ago or now - same good vibe !!!

Nice sound quality, good visibility from balcony and good lighting and darkness. Clean restrooms, there is a small cafeteria for breaks and nice big lounge. Very nice place to visit. Even when crowded staff is very fast and operational at wardrobe. Administraton is so nice and understanding when being late for a performance, we still got allowed to enter.

Always happy to visit some theatrical show and enjoy a good time to think about live and it's curves and issues. Good actors, different performances for different tastes. All shows in Lithuanian language.

Impressive play "Ne sau žmonės", very intresting staging, songs, music and spec effects. Theatre building is ok too. But could not look around too much because of covid-19 limitations.

Aleksotas Observation Deck has a good view over Kaunas' Old Town, the rivers, and beyond. Worth taking the funicular or a stroll up the hill if it's a sunny day.

Beautiful panoramic view of Kaunas Old town and center, Nemunas river. A must when visiting Kaunas, also you can take the tram down the mountain and up again. The tram is paid

Good view over the river to the old town. Funicular is only 1 euro for single journey. Can also use the staircase. Be aware that funicular shuts between 12pm and 1pm for lunch.

Fantastic view from top on old town and Witold bridge over river Niemen. There are two options get to top. You can climb special path with stairs by foot or use train cart

The views were very nice although I felt a little bit underwhelmed? 😅 But I would surely recommend going.

Back here after 40 years, when I was studying in Kaunas. The view remains spectacular, it is even more beyond to history and memories.

Nice viewing platform of Kaunas. You can walk up via the stairs or pay €2 for a return ticket on the tramway next door (cash only)

Awesome place, my little one enjoyed it, however, the speakers are too loud (the ones that are used for communication). Overall nice place, wish the ground in the baby area would be softer

It was my first time visiting the play area at Mega, and I must say, I was very disappointed. I went there with my 6-month-old baby, who, like all babies, puts everything in their mouth. But after seeing the condition of the place (I’ll attach a photo), I was truly shocked. The cleanliness and hygiene standards were far from acceptable, especially for a space meant for babies. I absolutely wouldn’t recommend bringing little ones there.

Fantastic play centre. My 2.5 year old had a great time. Lots of different stations for imaginative play. Better than anywhere we've visited at home.

Amazing place for kids with a lot of valuable infotaining ideas. It’s really a playground 2.0 for children of all ages. There are informational education zones to learn more about music, colors, physics, the universe, and so on. Next to that there are a lot of entertainment zones and places for workshops.

Lots of interactive and educational play for children of all ages. Clean and well maintained facilities.

Interesting indoor place to spend time for kids from 4-6 years. To explore everything kids should be able to read by themselves. Child from 6 years old could stay alone, for 4-5 years old child to stay alone you will need to pay additional 2 eur. Entrance allowed only with 🧦. We visited second time and found some new things like real police smart car. Kids liked the best construction playground and cosmos area. In general all was fine but it was a bit overcrowded even on weekday and too noisy especially from loudspeaker.

Massive indoor playground for children of all ages. Lots of themed sections dedicated to various professions e.g. doctor, policemen, dentist, detective, hairdresser, firefighter, farmer, builder, cook, musician. We have been to this place several times and we still find something new on each visit. Lots of staff who are regularly patrolling the area. There is a cafe on site.

The place where not alive objects got spirit.

Simply a wonderland for children, every detail taken into consideration. Loved the personnel. Best of luck!

Unique theatre not just to little ones.

Most wisiting place with my family in city

Warm atmosphere, loved the show.

Very much recommended!

Confortable seats, new hall

Gallery is closed! We stayed in Kaunas one more day only to be able to visit the gallery. No information on Google Maps according closure. We are definitely NOT coming back.

A must-visit for tourists. You can feel a vibe of conceptual and contemporary art here) There are crowds of people on weekends. It is a contemporary art museum where you can find masterpieces and performances by not only Lithuanian artists but also very world-famous names. You need around two hours to explore the exhibitions which combine all forms of contemporary art from paintings and applied art to installations, videos, photos and performances. Performances and exhibitions are best suited for adults. You can enjoy permanent exhibitions as well as temporary expositions held at the museum. In my view, the main highlight of the gallery is temporary solo exhibitions. They change once or twice a month. There is a café and a souvenir shop. If you love contemporary or conceptual art, you should visit it. My recommendation!

Spectral drift was one of the sickest exhibits I’ve ever seen

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here in the city, and was able to travel here via scooter! Me and my partner specifically came here for the Marina Abramovic exhibition 'memory of being' featuring some of her early works up to her most recent. The staff on entry were friendly and helpful, and the building itself is something worth passing by due to its concrete architecture. The curation of the exhibition was simple but beautifully done with audio carefully placed so you could hear each video! Additionally there were 3 rooms on different floors gradually moving through her work in chronological order, featuring some of her most well known pieces and ones I've not come across before!

Some exhibitions were interesting the others just alright. Staff was super helpful and friendly. Exhibition changes every 3 months so the experience might be much different every time you visit. Ticket was 8e

Small but efficient. Interesting, different exhibitions for any taste. Most touching for me personally was about imigration in Italy, the womb exposition and black hole - the dark room.

Nice little museum with both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Recommend, wirks well especially for those who do not have a lot of time in Kaunas but want to get some understanding of modern art in Lithuania. Also, nice bar/cafe with friendly staff!

We took a bus from Kaunas Centre here it was €1 and took about 30 minutes. As you arive there is a coffee machine at the carpark (there is no cafe or shop to get food here) it is a short pavedcwalk up to the main museum €8 Euros to go in to the Museum was well work it. There is so much to see inside. Well thought out displays and installations. Was history and so.e very thought provoking displays. Everything is displayed in Lithuanian and English. You can walk around the outside area for free. 100% recommended this for a visit 2-3 hrs would do it justice to see Everything!

Beautiful place marked by history. The fort has a very interesting museum and the exterior, including the monument, is a sacred place. I recommend going in the spring season to see all the vegetation in bloom, seemingly in contrast with the history written here.

If you want to understand something of the history of the region in the 20th century, this fortress gives a good overview. I had no idea that the Lithuanians continued to resist the Soviet occupation well into the 1950s. If you go by bus, remember to press the stop button before you reach the stop. I didn't and ended up a mile or two in the wrong direction.

Beautiful place with a sad history. Good for a visit if you love history and its a nice walk. There is stuff in England for does who dont speak lithuanian. Staff a very friendly and helpful. Would visit again.

This is a fascinating and haunting place. Its history is so deep and complex. Everyone should visit and understand the difficult time in Lithuania’s history.

One of the most unique, special and educational experiences ever. Definitely consider visiting if you ever visit Lithuania, especially if you like history and new adventures!

Interesting history but very morbid and really hits home the true costs of war. Beautiful country ❤️

I got vegan bread and fried potato. It was the most less delicious thing I have ever eaten. The waitress woman was so impatient and surly. I didn’t like the attitude of her as a customer. I don’t recommend it.

I love this restaurant (we visited it the two nights we spent in Kaunas!)! The pizzas are delicious, the place is super cozy and the waitress is mega friendly (and she can speak English!). It deserves five stars! The service is very quick and this is a bonus. Thank you!

So friendly staff with great quality of food. Definitely recommend! -------- Update April 10, 2022 20:28: I have been sitting here for more 20 minutes and no waitress has come to check on me even though they saw me enter. That's very disappointing and I am leaving a 1 star as it's pretty late for any other restaurant to visit on a Sunday night in Lithuania.

I strongly believe that this is Kaunas's best pizza restaurant. I highly recommend trying their signature 'Weekend in Hawaii' and the 'Beast of Kaunas'."

Nice atmosphere, very popular for families, located in the old town of kaunas so expect to find many tourists there, in the evening and in the weekends it's better to book in advance as you might have to wait for long time. Pizza is so tasty and staff speak English

Very delicious food, easily one of the best pizzas in the city. Service was great, plenty of space inside and family/kid friendly. Free to refill home lemonade is awesome!

Great place, recommend it. They serve high quality food, pizza is soft with homemade tomato sauce. Price for pizza is about 6-8eu, but compared quality and size it's not expensive.

This is a fascinating place with an equally fascinating history. You must book on a tour to visit. We got the wonderful Monika who is so knowledgable. We also had a walking tour with her the day before (also check this out on freetours). There are so many exhibits to see. You will be guided around many of them and also some free time to explore yourself. You will see some real uniform items used in the filming of TV series Chernobyl as well as the largest gas mask collection!

It is a really cool private museum in Kaunas. You need to reach out to them via email in order to visit the place. If you want to visit the place without joining to an another group, then they have a +50 euro additional fee. We paid 15 euro per person, no card payment possible, only cash. Accessable with public transport, with bus number 7 for example, but multiple buses are going that way, 1 euro for a single ticket - can be bought contactless with card. It is a really interesting museum in an old atomic bunker basement. Worth to visit.

Great tour! I went to a tour over there (Note; despite its name it's not a standard museum with fixed opening times, it's a tour through plenty of items/memorabilia from soviet times that has to be arranged beforehand by email) which I arranged with Monika through several emails. I was told it would be 16 euros per person and that's the price I was charged, so they are quite trustworthy. This exhibition is located in the outskirts of Kaunas, in the courtyard of a building where there are some offices and surrounded bu a warehouse and a large supermarket. Our tour, which took place at 13 30 on the 19th of september, friday, was great! It was conducted by a lovely not-quite-tall lady who was quite knowledgeable about life in Lithuania during soviet times, she explained and told us plenty of things about what normal life was like in Lithuania during soviet times. She was that funny, knowledgeable and explained things in such an interesting way that we felt compelled to tip her at the end of our tour. If you are into history this tour is a MUST! We stayed in Vilnius, we went on a day trip to Kaunas and this was the best museum we visited on our time there (and believe me, we went to a few museums over there). Definitely, this tour is not to be missed by anyone who's interested in history.

Great tour. Thank you, Monica. I walked past town entrance twice before I found it but once in, it is well worth the visit. Make sure you book a tour in advance.

I don't want to give too much away about the museum as I would really urge others to visit it themselves. We went on a guided tour and our guide, Monika, did an exceptional job of bringing all the artefacts to life for us. The collection is extensive and impressive, especially for a private collection. The tour focuses on the large collection and explaining how different items were used by normal citizens, NKVD/KGB officers and USSR leaders themselves. At the end of the 2 hour long tour there is enough time to check out the gift shop, and to wander around the collection and interact with artefacts yourself, with your tour guide's permission. Notable items include Lipstick guns, firesuits used at chernobyl, and the first ever gasmask model. My visit has left a positive lasting impression that I won't forget anytime soon. Thank you Monika.

Make sure you check the website and book your visit. This place was a trip! Very interesting and the owner and guide were great to talk with and have a ton of information about the history of KGB and their tactics and tools.

This was a highlight of our short stay in Kaunas. The museum has a nondescript entrance, but once you go through to the back courtyard and enter the building, there are multiple floors filled with an incredible number of items relating to both KGB, history and methods or equipment, but also some aspects of life in Lithuania over the past century. This is like no museum you’ve ever seen, as everything is piled on top of other items, and many of them you can pick up and touch. The museum guide Monica was extremely knowledgeable and personable, and had a fun way of spicing up her commentary with interactive questions and jokes. But it’s just an amazing way to learn about how atomic bomb shelters were built and regulated during the Cold War. 200 installations just like this one were built in Poland, and certainly a large number in Lithuania and other countries as well. They were never utilized other than for drills (this one apparently also served as a dance hall) since there were no nuclear bombs dropped. But, the facility is still fascinating to see, with its heavy, double doors, air filtration systems, areas for food storage, sleeping, etc. The owner of the museum has simply collected a massive amount of memorabilia, including hundreds of different types of gas masks, radio equipment, Geiger counters, as well as secret briefcases or suit buttons with cameras, lipstick cases that shoot bullets, etc. It’s a one and a half hour tour that definitely will teach you about one aspect of Soviet society that most people know nothing about. Definitely worth the time, but wear some comfortable shoes, as you will be on your feet for an hour and a half.

Sadly had a really bad experience. The staff seemed stressed when we arrived and asked if we had a booking. We didn't but they fitted us in. Orders were taken quite quickly, however the two staff got very confused over what we had ordered. Drinks arrived after 15 mins, however we waited over an hour to recieve any food. The starter we ordered never arrived at all, but was on the bill anyway. The main courses arrived within a few minutes once we asked for the bill to leave after one hour waiting. Sadly, the chicken dish was burnt and also cold, the veggie meal was tasty, but some of the celeriac in it was still raw. Both dishes were very small and we left feeling hungry. The Negroni cocktail wasn't well made. Having arrived at 5pm hoping for a quick quiet dinner, we were disappointed. Our hotel had recommended this place and we had high hopes. Very expensive for two very small dinner portions. The staff spoke good English, kept apologising, but I believe they need more staff in the kitchen and a better ordering system, to ensure starters aren't missed. Very disappointing.

The food took a long time to arrive, which was frustrating. The chicken on beetroot bread was tasty, and the white baked cheese was enjoyable. However, the chicken soup was far too salty and the chicken itself was very dry. Several dishes listed on the menu were unavailable, which was disappointing and limited our options.

An excellent experience all around. The food was great, service was excellent and friendly (thanks to Smiltė for her remarkable service and friendliness!). The food and drinks came quickly, the portion sizes were just fine, and it was all very tasty. I had the fried bread as appetizer (a Lithuanian delicacy) and Samogitian pancakes as entree and was very satisfied. The berry ice cream as dessert was also excellent. I went on a Tuesday for a late lunch, and didn't need a reservation.

Before Robbie Williams concert we were thinking where to eat. Google helped me to find this gem, chinken in the pot. Black fried bread was really delicious and different than in other reataurants. Summer salad with chicked and other option was with chesse was so fresh, so many flavours, that it was amazing. Chickem broth was also natural and fresh. Highly recommended. 🙏🙏

Nice place close to Laisves avenue. Good choice for a day lunch. Not very expensive and deliciuos. There are places both inside and outside

Food was excellent. Pork schnitzel with ice cream felt like an odd combo, but the housemade "žagarėliai" were fantastic.

The soups were very good. I ordered some grilled chicken and my husband the beef stew. He liked his food, I wasn’t impressed. If I would have known that I’ll receive half a chicken I would not have ordered this as I don’t eat the most part of it. On the plate were few potatoes and an apple. At the end I was hungry and paid more than 50€.

Very nice zoo with plenty to see. Most of the animals we managed to see on the day, beautiful birds, lizards and fish. Everything looked brand new. And also there is enough chairs to sit down, cafe and toilets are available too. Tickets €15. Some of the places you can see the animals and birds just around you without any borders which was amazing immersive experience.

Visited a couple times - the space was always clean, not too crowded. The zoo is pretty big, has lots of different animal species. There were a couple places where the information board was missing - that might be the only downside of my visits. Overall great experience, I especially enjoyed the inside exposition of different zones - reptiles, rodents, birds and etc. Birds zone was especially fun, because some birds were flying freely around the space, rather than being in cages.

Quite a small zoo but quite suitable for a two hour tour and enough animals to see. The eagles only had pitifully small cages considering they were flying. Adult ticket 15€ and child ticket 7.50€

An absolutely lovely zoo! The animals look very nicely cared for and they have beautiful big enclosures. The central pavilion with terraria, aquaria and tropical animals also has a great design. :) It is noticeable that some things are still undergoing reconstruction and the zoo is doing its best to improve any shortcomings or older enclosures which is definitely a plus in my book. We'll visit again when we're in Lithuania. :)

Lithuanina Zoo is really nice place to visit ant it is after renovation now. Our family enjoyed the time in zoo. There are not only different animals (outside, inside the buildings, but also a lot of activities for different age of children (interactive space inside, children playground, cafe and even painting exhibition etc.). Our little one especially enjoyed exotarium - I liked it a lot myself! Exotic animals (iguanas, snakes, fishes, turtles etc.) are so close and easy to see their activities 🙂 The staff of zoo is very kind and helpf and seems that they love animals very much 🙂 Highly recommend to visit Lithuanian Zoo! You have to think about where you will park your car from the start of the school year. It can be crowded.

Beautiful setting. Staff very friendly. Animals looked comfortable. What more can you say.

Looks very nice after reconstruction. Tidy, more room for the animals compared to how it was previuosly. Many WCs, several places to buy ice-cream.

Awesome place, really beautiful in spring, when all the nature blooms. Plenty plants to see. I suggest being here all day. You can also buy snacks here.

Hands down the best botanical garden I've visited. The peonies, rhodos, irises and rose bushes were in full bloom (early June). The variety of plants is amazing. The whole area is beautiful, well kept and inviting to stay and enjoy.

Beautiful place, great for taking photos, celebrations and picnics. The garden is quite big, so it takes some time to walk through it all.

Absolutely worth your time ! If your into plants and gardens or you just like a leisurely walk in some beautiful surroundings then definitely visit

A beautiful, simply attractive and well-kept garden, where you can experience not only the satisfaction of your interest in plants, but also aesthetic pleasure. A place where I would like to return again!

100% worth going out of your way to come see this, especially the indoor greenhouse, or the outdoors during bloom, one of the cutest spots in kaunas.

Wow,lovely experience,like in heaven 💖 millions flowers, trees and a lovely food in small coffee-bar

It's not the best Zoo but also not the worst. Good to visit with children. They have axololt if you kids are minecraft fans :)

Zoopark in Mega Kaunas is a fantastic destination for families and animal lovers. Located in the Mega Shopping Center, this indoor zoo offers a unique and interactive experience. Visitors can see a variety of animals up close, including reptiles, birds, and small mammals. The enclosures are well-designed, allowing for great viewing opportunities. Children will especially enjoy the petting area and educational programs. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making the visit informative and fun. Conveniently located, it's a perfect spot to combine shopping and a fun, educational outing.

Animals are taking care off. But... smelly place, OVERPRICED TICKETS, maybe like 20 animals, extra money for feeding and etc. Go to local zoo and support real animal experience

Nice small zoo park inside a huge shopping mall MEGA. Walking and wandering around turtles is a nice experience and children loved it a lot. Pig guineas and bunnies in their homes can be visited and touched, petted which is also an amazing thing. Maybe it could be a little bigger, now it feels squeezed, otherwise if not too crowded, I recommend it for children :) mostly.

The zoo is tiny and the price entrance is okay. The animals seem very well taken care and healthy. Sadly, you cannot handle nor touch any animal. (At least the goats wanted for some head pets) It is a cute time that could have been more enjoyable if the staff could pay more attention to the visitors. None seemed to either know english neither knowledged me for assistance (being this the only place in Lithuania I have encountered I was not able to communicate with the staff) It clearly seems they prioritize families with little kids, while adults are just left there. I bought some food to feed the bats and it took a long period of time to finally reach any staff member to feed the bats. The staff clearly seem to focus more on cleaning and feeding the animals with little to no motivation for visitors which it made me feel not very welcomed... I doubt i am coming back on my next visit if the staff stays with the same unwelcoming and cold treatment to visitors. :(

The nice zoo for animals,but when we wanted to enter there was a turkey anyways we solved that problem and it stalked us 😂 There are very beautiful parrots I accidentally dropped the plastic boxes of food for parrots. Anyways everyone reccomending to go here!

Good attraction for kids. Zoo is quite small and has not many animals, but is organized in very interactive way. Many of animals could be feeded. Food is for sale on the entry.

Definitely the dishes we ordered are sweet. But it seemed sweeter than usual. We couldn’t finish all. However it is a great one time experience. The place was nice inside but very crowded. We couldn’t sit in our preferred place but it’s okay. The stuffs were nice and speak English.

Very tasty and healthy food, one of the best restaurant at the location, recommend.

Great place with delicious food!!! I had a salad with beef and it was the most delicious salad I have ever had.

This place is amazing for food always fresh and juicy and a lot of choice I would highly recommend stopping by if you in the area you won’t be disappointed

Another average spot, food might be okay, but if you looking for a drink just don't go there, they are serving 0,4l. beers and one shot of alcohol cocktails

Despite the congestion of the room, the food was served very quickly. The staff provides quick and good service. 10/10

Great food! I love the option that you just pay through the app, without the need to wait for the waiter!

The food was delay by 40 minutes., our order number was 615 and they already served 640 and still our order was not delivered. And we went and asked then they’ve prepared the order , with cold burgers and French fries without salt .. really pathetic experience and worst Mc Donald’s ever in my lifetime

Ordered one chicken wrap meal and one big tasty meal (with bacon and without onion). Didn’t get a wrap. Only got fries and burger without bacon and without onion (at least thank you for that). In the kitchen they don’t use gloves also! Very disappointed, never going back again.

Service was quick, the coffee was decent, and I liked the wide range of desserts available

Third, maybe half of normal portion of ice-cream (no other mcdonalds has such a small portion). Other topic - when asked, administrator or person in charge said that she doesnt care about this issue and dowsnt care if all other mcdonalds are doing it differently. Very poor training of how to talk to cistomers and very poor general attitude towards service. (Person in charge was Eigirde - if staff was not lying, given the whole situation of customer experience..).

Went to drive through- We ordered File o fish menu with extra cheese , fries and sauce, specifically asked her to repeat the order(she forgot extra cheese and sauce, then we corrected her - she said yeah, fine. When we paid, she forgot to put sauce to the bill so we paid for it separately and reminded her again about the sauce and cheese, she said- I remember. What do you think happened when we got the order? She forgot sauce and the cheese. Unbelievable Worst McDonald’s in Europe.

McDonalds Worst customer service ever. I entered McDonalds around 22:40, I ordered at the self order machine and chose to pay at counter. At 22:45~ i stood in front of 2 empty counters and waited for 15 min to pay for my order so they can start it in the kitchen. And i wish i just waited, i had to shout out loud “excuse me” just to get their attention. And in response one of the employees pointed at his hand as at a watch telling me “my shift is done”. But he still came and said it. Immediately afterwards he said “you should come and help us work”, and it wasn’t in a very nice way. Exactly at 23:00 i paid for the order and they started it. I had order N•861. After 20 minutes i saw my number and another one vanish from the screen and the other order guy asked why it happened, which to they responded “it’s ready” and he got his order so i figured mine is on its way too. I had a big order, and i saw all i order being ready, but not packed and not touched at all. I still patiently waited. But after 10 minutes i couldn’t hold it much and started calling any employee to answer me. I showed the check and said “if my food is among the ready ones from 10 minutes ago, i don’t want them, cuz they are already cold and i have to walk back to hotel with it”. They called the manager, checked the food, the employee comes back and says “if you want new you gotta wait”. I asked her “is it gonna be another 40-50 minutes of wait?”(tbh i think i didn’t look very nice saying it, after all that yk). She responded very dry “yeah exactly”. Is that customer service? Anyways i said to pack what they’ve prepared already just to get out of there, but even that i couldn’t do because all the doors were locked, how is that even logical and safe? There were more than 50 people in there, in case of emergency there is no exit?!? Amazing!) i had to go back to tell them to open it. Turns out there were at least 10 people who wanted to get out, but i was the one who were brave enough to talk. Other than all that while waiting main order i noticed many things. Employees work slow and dirty, hair out of hats, no gloves(i saw a girl putting the beef with bare hand), who knows where that hand was. At desert counter no one standing and i had to call them to come to me. I mean come on guys. Europe? Where i come from, in McDonalds we never wait more than 5 minutes (in case the order is as big as mine). Their hair never out and impossible to see an employee w no gloves(and they change them consistently). This situation didn’t bring down my opinion about McDonalds, but Lithuanian enthusiasm to work properly.

I bought just coffee but I was surpise there is option to serve in porcelain cups as proper coffee shop. Big surprise compare to west Europe

Nice place to spend free time with future racers. Get dose of adrenaline in thrilling track. Awesome staff with good atmosphere.

It was really amazing I do want to go again because it was really easy to beat my sister and it's this feeling in my hands it feels os good

Very decent place! I like Kartland for a long time!

This is the best place for karting I’ve had so many good memories and fun in this place

Was amazing even with the little one. Definitely recommend

Great track, love that it keeps getting updated. Would definitely come here more often.

Thanks for everything you do I love carting so much and this track is super fun and my best time is 43.057.

This is definitely the best place that has a gym with a swimming pool package in Kaunas. Perfect if you want an intense workout and then chill in a jacuzzi, or you can try some of the many saunas that they have and have a cold beer at the bar

First time in this pool.was ok. But at the end. They charge 1.5 euro for tow kids. Who overstayed 5 minutes ?and overstayed-drying there hair a front of them.in a corridor. Not in a pool. The were staying in front of receptions just did mot give there bracelets,do you think I will come there again???nope 5 minutes for kids and you loose a client

Good ratio of price and services. Gym is a nice addition to the subscribtion. Water has to bs cleaned more often. A lot of hair and dead skin can be seen in pools.

Been a member for years. One of the largest public pools in Kaunas. Recently opened 4 new saunas. Has a gym that comes with membership. Offers a lot of activities and group exercises. The age is showing, but it's still pretty nice. If you're looking for a gym+pool this is the absolute best choice in Kaunas.

Lovely pool. I didn’t try the sauna, please don’t hate me!

Superb place. 4 different hot rooms. 4 Jacuzzis. 2 pools. Lovely staff. Great gym. Definitely recommend!

Good pool with saunas and you can take massage

It's a really nice hotel with a great location. The staff members are super nice and helpful. The drinks at the bar are superb 👌 The only thing I could pick on would be the cleaning service, it could be a little better. For example, switching the cups with the daily cleaning.

Stayed here for 3 weeks. Best thing about this hotel i felt is you don’t have to pay for water. Plus everything is so Good and nice that you would feel at home.

10/10 hotel!! Amazing room service, the staff is great and friendly. Best place to stay in Kaunas📝 You'll feel like royalty living here and the price is cheap for what you get in return 🍹

There is a busstop right in front of the Hotel. I slept very well, it was silent and very comfortable. The breakfast is very nice. It is near the big shopping street. It is a bit far from the old town, but still doable in walking distance.

Not recommended - I paid for my stay by card at check-in. On check-out I was forced to pay whole amount again because they are not able to use my first transaction. They are explaining that as their electronic system limitations. Totally not professional approach.

Friendly and welcoming reception, great breakfast, and a clean, comfortable room. The location is very convenient, just a short walk to the main street and other key sights. I’d definitely stay here again if I return to Kaunas!

Radisson Hotel in Kaunas has a very convenient location, close to the city center with many nice restaurants nearby. The parking area is big and spacious, which is very comfortable for guests arriving by car. The rooms are elegantly designed, making the stay both pleasant and stylish.

Tickets sold for same price, for a seat behind a pillar, where half the stage is not even visible.

Fantastic programme and musicians. Bravo! Seat was obstructed by a pillar, otherwise a wonderful evening.

Kaunas State Philharmonic is located in the former Palace of Justice and the Parliament. The exterior of the building is quite impressive.

Lovely, warm place for good concerts. Sound is pretty dry in corners

A great place for great music, impressive yet cosy.

Awesome cafeteria. I had some of the best turkey stew that I have ever tasted at this cafeteria. Other than that, the facility is like a maze and it takes a while to get used to where everything is. Once you figure it out it is an enjoyable place.

Really beautiful building and so perfect concert here 😍

Big recommendation! VR escape room was such a cool experience. Me and my friends tried it for the first time, and we had so much fun! Stuff was really helpful, explained all well, so whole play was clear. What was important for me- all was accessible also for English- speakers :)

Could not fault the place loads of games and experience to choose from for every age. Owners speak very good English and also have a lovely dog Reggie. We will be returning

My partner and I were visiting Kaunas and decided to try something different with our spare time. This place was fantastic! The staff were excellent at explaining the VR experience and recommending the best games based on our group size. The VR itself was incredible and highly entertaining. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for something unique or if you enjoy gaming. Plus, it’s worth visiting just to meet the most adorable puppy waiting to meet you at the entrance! We would definitely come back again. 😁

It was such a wonderful and fun expierience! Definitely recommend comming here! The staff are very friendly. The games are interesting ( first time we saw VR escape rooms)!

A great place to spend time with friends. I really liked the quests and the ability to choose different languages. Special thanks to the guys who explained everything for their excellent knowledge of English 😅

Great place to spend tome quality, fun time :)) The staff is very friendly and helpful. Fun way to spend time as a group or pair. 10/10!

10/10. The guy who guided was very fun and friendly. The VR escape room we took was Jungle Quest. As the first game was amazing. Will definitelly visit again! Reccommend this place for everybody. 👌

Relaxing, has a nice combination of a shady grass area and a warm sandy beach. The swimming area is not too deep and has a lifeguard outpost.

Great place to relax and have time just for yourself. One can witness beautiful sunset there.

Very beautiful. Clean beach. Nice place for those who want to rest from city noise. Nrar is coniferous forest - park. There are several rare spacies of plants just near the wooden ecoroad for the tourists.

Lack of care but it depends on visitors. Nice place for picnic or sunbathing

Beautiful place with cool landscape.

Kauno marios park is getting more and more modern, it just received a fresh reconstruction!

Good outdoor place for barbeque. Good park for kids

The water is full of algae so you cannot swim. Millions of little blue and green algae, this ecosystem is collapsing. The water stinks and there are many flies. I don't know how anyone can enjoy this. You can look from 5 meter distance and have the illusion of beautiful nature but this ecosystem is very polluted. Also many people leave trash everywhere. Very sad.

Do not eat at the yacht club. Service was so bad we walked away without eating our food. The waitress was extremely rude and surved water that was meant to be home made lemonade then walked away in mid conversation with us as we explained it was just water. The menu items calim to be something they are not and the place was filthy. Avoid at all costs

Nice place for a walk alone or with family even in winter time. Has some beaches for summer and some paths to explore.

I very like green water. very good place to cook sashlik

Good place, I have been there much time..

calm place with beautiful nature

10/10

One of the best museums of music I've ever been) You will feel and hear music here. This is a modern interactive museum where you can play musical instruments, listen to the music and create musical compositions! Cool place)) There's a great collection of traditional Lithuanian musical instruments and the separate building with unique old piano and keyboard. You will get only positive emotions! I definitely recommend this museum. It would be interesting to visit both kids and adults. Extremely positive feedback from me)

Nice and tidy museum. Besides the selection of traditional Lithuanian music organs it has a number of interactive exhibitions which can attract your interest even if, like me, you are not a music fanatic. The staff is really friendly and helpful. It worth a stop during your visit in Kaunas. You will not need about an hour or so to tour yourself around. Also there is a nice cafeteria in the court where you can sit and take a break.

My favourite museum in Kaunas. It holds a lot of traditional music instruments of various regions of Lithuania, some of which you are allowed to play with. You can also hear old recordings of folk music and music of artists who combine modern styles (rock, electro, metal etc with traditional music).There is also a separate building with organs and other key instruments. It only costs 2€.

Very interesting, educational museum. Very good for children: lots of interactive instruments. Headphones to listen to various instruments etc Clean, spacious bathrooms (baby friendly!) available.

What fun! A great little museum of folk music and instruments, perfect for a rainy morning's entertainment. One is encouraged to try out a variety of interesting folk instruments, and the audio and visual displays are very engaging too!

One of my greatest Museum experiences this year - one can read and listen to the stories of historical and contemporary Lithuanian music. But the best is you are actually allowed to play some of the instruments :)

What an amazing, interactive and immersive experience! Absolutelly the best we have visited to date in Lithuania!! Loved every second of it.

Beautiful and peaceful surroundings will make you want to connect with the nature!

Great place to walk around,find some peace or just watch the water and summer time swim.

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very pour condition. big mess, dirty floors, really not worth 7€ p/h 🙈

(Translated by Google) We were disappointed with our visit to this game room. We arrived with three children 40 minutes before closing because we had promised them entertainment. We paid to visit, but half the space had the lights turned off and the environment was getting ready to close. The staff were walking around disgruntled, tidying up the toys and making it clear that our visit was bothering them. After the children picked up a toy and played with it for a while, the worker immediately came over, fixed it, and if the same toy was picked up again, she again showed displeasure and returned it to its place. The whole situation made us feel very uncomfortable - our presence seemed unwelcome. Very disappointing as we were expecting to have a great time but left early disappointed. (Original) Nusivylėme apsilankymu šiame žaidimų kambaryje. Atvykome su trimis vaikais likus 40 minučių iki uždarymo, nes buvome pažadėję jiems pramogas. Sumokėjome už apsilankymą, tačiau pusė erdvės buvo išjungtos šviesos, o aplinka jau ruošėsi užsidarymui. Darbuotojos vaikščiojo aplink nepatenkintos, tvarkė žaislus ir aiškiai parodė, kad mūsų apsilankymas joms trukdo. Vaikams paėmus žaislą ir trumpam su juo pažaistus, darbuotoja tuoj pat prieidavo, sutvarkydavo, o jei tas pats žaislas vėl būdavo paimamas, vėl rodė nepasitenkinimą ir jį grąžindavo į vietą. Visa situacija privertė jaustis labai nemaloniai – atrodė, kad mūsų buvimas nepageidaujamas. Labai apmaudu, nes tikėjomės smagiai praleisti laiką, tačiau išėjome ankščiau laiko nusivylę.

(Translated by Google) It's a lot of fun, a very nice team, it's not the first time we've visited and we'll definitely come back again!!! (Original) Labai smagu, labai malonus kokektyvas, ne pirma karta lankomės ir tikrai dar ne kartą pargrįšim!!!

(Translated by Google) If you pay for a game room, you expect all the entertainment included in that price. And here you also have to have green money inside for several games, that was a little disappointing. But overall, everything is not bad (Original) Jei susimoki už žaidimų kambarį, tai tikiesi, kad visos pramogos jame bus įskaičiuotos į tą sumą. O čia dar turi turėti ir viduje grinujų keliems žaidimams, tas truputį nuvylė. Bet šiaip bendroje sumoje viskas neblogai

(Translated by Google) The first and probably the only children's playroom with additional fun activities for curious children. Maniškais enjoyed sticking stickers, bracelet piercing sessions with a friendly and cheerful team. I liked skating, climbing the mountain, the tower :) it's fun and the children want to come back. We plan to come back again and again :) a big plus is that the water machine is free for children. (Original) Pirmas ir turbūt vienintelis vaikų žaidimų kambarys su papildomomis smagiomis veiklomis smalsiems vaikams. Maniškiai džiaugėsi lipdukų klijavimu, apyrankių vėrimo užsiėmimais draugišku ir linksmu kolektyvu. Patiko čiuožinėti, laipioti ant kalno, bokšto :) smagu ir norisi vaikams sugrįžti. Planuojame sugrįžti ir ne kartą :) didelis pliusas, kad vaikams nemokamas vandens aparatas.

(Translated by Google) Very poor play area for small children. Everything was bought from ali express for a couple of euros. No quality. "Lightning ball" pool - just one led strip 😅 Twisted slide with bumps - children get caught while skating. Hot wheels track table - no cars (brought by the staff upon request), the tracks are broken or not working 😒 The only fine spaces are the braided net, the zip line The floor is very slippery. The darkroom is not working. Dust balls flying everywhere, quite dirty. You have to pay extra for machines. (Original) Labai prasta mažų vaikų žaidimo erdvė. Viskas supirkta iš ali express po pora eurų. Jokios kokybės. "Šviečiantis kamuoliukų" baseinas - tiesiog viena led juosta 😅 Sukta čiuožykla su iškilimais - vaikai užsigauna čiuždami. Hot weels trasų stalas - be mašinyčių (paprašius personalo- atnešė), trasos aplūžusios arba neveikia 😒 Vienintelės fainos erdvės - pintas tinklas, zip line Grindys labai slidžios. Tamsos kambarys neveikia. Visur skraido dulkių kamuoliai, gana nešvaru. Papildomai reikia mokėti už mašinėles.

(Translated by Google) Great playroom, lots of different activities for kids. (Original) Puikus žaidimu kambarys, daug įvairios veiklos vaikučiams.

Very cool place we found by surprise! Not just for kids but for adults to have fun as well. We were a group of four and did their 18 hole mini golf course. It was quite challenging and a lot of fun. We also had some tasty cocktails. It is a bit pricey but worth it in my opinion.

(Translated by Google) Very nice environment, friendly team, especially Nikita 😉 the shots are UNREAL (!!!), the birthday was spent perfectly. Thanks!! We will definitely be back. (Original) Labai faina aplinka, draugiškas kolektyvas, ypač Nikita 😉 šotukai NEREALŪS (!!!), gimtadienis praleistas puikiai. Ačiū!! Tikrai grįšime.

(Translated by Google) Fun place, the service staff is very nice, I recommend it! (Original) Smagi vieta, aptarnaujantis personalas labai malonus, rekomenduoju!

(Translated by Google) I really liked the layout, that in a rather small space there are 2 courses with 9 holes each. We really felt like we were in the jungle. The rules were explained well, the staff was nice. It's convenient that there is a cafe. Only the food is quite average: burgers, pizzas, but nothing special. (Original) Labai patiko išdėstymas, kad gan nedidelėje erdvėje jaukiai sutalpintos 2 aikštelės po 9 duobutes. Tikrai lyg džiunglėse jautėmės. Puikiai išaiškintos taisyklės, malonus personalas. Patogu, kad yra kavinė. Tik maistas gan vidutinis: burgeriai, picos, bet neypatingi.

(Translated by Google) The format sounds very fun and interesting, but the tracks are very short, it is difficult to manage with a company of 4 people. Children climb on their heads, do not wait for their turn, walk across the tracks and knock balls out of place. We are disappointed. The service worker is very nice. (Original) Formatas skamba labai smagiai ir įdomiai, tačiau trasos yra labai trumpos, sunku išsitekti su 4 asmenų kompanija. Vaikai lipa ant galvos, nelaukia savo eilės, vaikšto per trasas ir išmuša iš vietos kamuoliukus. Esame nusivylę. Aptarnaujanti darbuotoja labai maloni.

(Translated by Google) Interactive, exclusive space. The game is gambling, engaging. Pleasant staff. We will definitely come back 🎖 (Original) Interaktyvi, išskirtinė erdvė. Žaidimas azartiškas, įtraukiantis. Malonus personalas. Tikrai dar sugrįšime 🎖

(Translated by Google) I don't understand this place, it was my brother's birthday for 2 hours, we thought we would have as much golf as we wanted together, but it turns out you have to pay extra for each new round, which is why there are so few people in this place. (Original) Nesuprantu sitos vietos, vyko brolio gimtadienis 2h, galvojome turėsime kiek norim kartu zaisti golfa, pasirodo uz kiekviena nauja ejima reikia mokėti papildomai, todėl ir mazai zmoniu sitoje vietoje.

Ok. Supper

Nice to see

Good township

(Translated by Google) Many shops, very interesting layout. I really liked the LT exhibition 3.a (Original) Daug parduotuvių, labai idomus išplanavimas. Labai patiko LT paroda 3.a

(Translated by Google) We like this place because of the variety of shops. (Original) Mums ši vieta patinka dėl parduotuvių įvairovės

(Translated by Google) There are many different shops and restaurants, there is even a cinema! Large parking lot. A lot of teenagers go there after school and so on with their friends... Acropolis is probably the biggest shopping center in Kaunas, because for example "mega" is connected to "senukai" and "sodai", so I wouldn't read that "mega" is the biggest shopping center (Original) Labai daug skirtingų parduotuvių bei restoranų, yra net kinas! Didelis parkingas. Daug paauglių eina tenai po pamokų ir pan su draugais... Akropolis tikriausiai yra didžiausias prekybos centras Kaune, nes pvz "mega" yra sujungta su "senukai" ir "sodai", todėl neskaityčiau, kad "mega" yra didžiausias prekybos centras

(Translated by Google) The biggest shopping mall in Lithuania, cozy, delicious and nice. (Original) הקניון הכי גדול בליטא , נעים טעים ונחמד.

Dont like how you have to pay for the toilets but other than that it was really nice. The tickets were very easy to get and there was a lady speaking fluent english out and about helpin everyone.

I think it’s unfair that you can’t pay for tickets in cash, I think that both options should be availible, because not everyone has the option to pay with a card😡

The lady spoke some english so I was able to by my self a ticket :)

(Translated by Google) There are no problems (Original) Problemų nėra

(Translated by Google) I really like LTG link’s logo, it looks like some kind of sticker. (Original) 超喜歡 LTG link 的 logo ，很像某種貼紙。

(Translated by Google) A small, functional train station. The ticket machines are very easy to use. Numerous trains depart from here to Vilnius, Riga, and even Warsaw. A 2nd-class ticket to Vilnius costs €9. (Original) Piccola e funzionante stazione ferroviaria. Macchinette per ticket molto semplici da usare. Da qui partono svariati treni per Vilnius, Riga e anche Varsavia. Prezzo del biglietto per Vilnius, 2a classe, 9 euro.

(Translated by Google) The station has a long history. Various renovations are currently underway. (Original) Dworzec ma długą historię. Obecnie są prowadzone różne remonty.

(Translated by Google) Great playground ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Original) Puiki žaidimų aikštelė ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

No public toilets, or unaccessible ones

Girl at info really angry. It's not passangers fault that your schedule and info so confusing.