Observation towers in Lithuania

The Akmena and Jūra Confluence Viewing Tower in Pagramantis Regional Park lets visitors see the meeting of two Samogitian rivers, their valleys, and one of the park's best adapted viewpoints from several levels.

The Akmenė Quarries Viewpoint near Sablauskiai and Menčiai gives a safe look at a limestone-quarry landscape where geology, industry, ponds, and Akmenė regional history meet in an unusual travel stop.

Aleksotas Funicular is a working Kaunas hillside railway opened in 1935. It links the foot of Aleksotas Hill near Vytautas the Great Bridge with the Linksmadvaris side and the viewpoint above the city. The 132.9 m single-track funicular, set on an 18-degree incline, preserves interwar cars, traction equipment, and one of the best panorama approaches in Kaunas.

The Anykščiai Tree Canopy Walk is a 300 m route in Anykščių šilelis, rising to 21 m above the forest floor and ending at a 34 m observation platform.

Aukštagirė Observation Tower is a 15 m metal tower on Aukštagirė Hill, one of the high points of the Samogitian Uplands in Varniai Regional Park, with views toward Medvėgalis, hills, forests, ponds, and church towers.

Aukštojas, also called Aukštasis Hill, is the highest point in Lithuania at 293.84 m above sea level. On the summit stand a memorial stone, a geodetic marker, the Baltic Sun Wheel sculpture, and a wooden observation tower.

Avikalnis Cape, also called Avino Hill or the Avinkalnis promontory, is a viewpoint in the Juodkrantė area within Garnių Hill Landscape Reserve (250.09 ha). An observation platform on its summit opens onto parabolic dunes, palvė plains, the Grey (Dead) Dunes in Naglių Nature Reserve, and fragments of Juodkrantė old-growth forest. The same reserve holds Lithuania's largest heron and cormorant colony.

Bijeikiai Observation Tower stands on a 163 m hill in Anykščiai Regional Park and opens a panorama of Lakes Rubikiai and Dusynas.

Birštonas Observation Tower is a 51 m Nemunas Loops Regional Park viewpoint on Škėvonys Ridge, with the visitor platform set at 45 m.

Dovainonys Outcrop, also known as Mergakalnis, is one of the most impressive viewpoints in Kauno Marios Regional Park: a roughly 42 m high cliff opens a panorama of Kauno Marios, islands, and steep wooded slopes.

The Druskininkai Cable Car is a suspended cable-car route built over the Nemunas in 2015, linking the resort centre by the water park with the Snow Arena side across the river. The roughly one-kilometre ride in enclosed cabins lets visitors see Druskininkai, the Nemunas, and the pine forests from above.

The Hill of Three Crosses in Vilnius combines one of the city's best panoramas with a martyr legend, the 1916 monument, Soviet destruction, and 1989 restoration.

Kamanos Reserve Observation Tower lets visitors look over one of North Lithuania's most strictly protected bog landscapes, but Kamanos Strict Nature Reserve may be visited only according to the directorate's rules and by prior arrangement.

Kirkilai Observation Tower is an almost 32 m high tower shaped like a canoe or sinking boat, standing by the Kirkilai karst lakes in Biržai Regional Park.

Ladakalnis is one of the most memorable viewpoints in Aukštaitija National Park: a 176 m hill on the Šiliniškės Ridge, opening a panorama across a chain of lakes.

Merkinė Observation Tower, also called Pušų gojelis, is a 26 m viewpoint above the Nemunas landscape in Dzūkija National Park.

Meteliai Observation Tower is a 15 m viewpoint in Meteliai Regional Park, looking over Lake Metelys, Kimsinė meadow, Meteliai village, Papėčiai Hillfort, and the distant strip of Lake Dusia.

Mindūnai Observation Tower is a 36 m high viewpoint in Labanoras Regional Park, opening a panorama over Lake Siesartis, Lakajai, and Labanoras Forest.

Plokščiai Viewpoint is a free, open Nemunas valley viewpoint beside Plokščiai church, on the highest surface slope of Panemunių Regional Park and on the Plokščiai Nature Trail.

Pūčkoriai Outcrop is Lithuania's highest outcrop in the Vilnia valley: a 65.2 m high geological natural monument and one of the strongest viewpoints in Pavilniai Regional Park.

Puvočiai Village Observation Tower in Dzūkija National Park is a viewpoint installed in a mobile communication tower, opening views over the sea of Dainava Forest, the Merkys valley, and the Puvočiai surroundings.

Sartai Observation Tower, officially Baršėnai Tower, is a 33 m high viewpoint in Sartai Regional Park above one of Aukštaitija's most striking lakes.

Siberijos Observation Tower is a 15 m viewpoint on Cidabras, or Būgnas, Hill, 165.7 m above sea level, in Žemaitija National Park, opening views of Lakes Plateliai and Beržoras, the valuable Siberijos bog, Beržoras village, and Liepijai Forest.

Šiliniškės Observation Tower in Aukštaitija National Park is one of Lithuania's early observation towers: a platform 30 m up in a 60 m telecommunications tower opens a panorama of Lake Pakasas and the Šiliniškės Ridge.

The observation towers of Tytuvėnai Regional Park and the Lake Gilius nature trail let visitors see the lake-and-forest landscape from above and up close. The park has two towers: the 15 m Tytuvėnai tower on Kokmaniškė Hill and the 21 m Šiaulė tower. Around Lake Gilius runs a several-kilometre trail with wooden boardwalks and viewpoints.

Vilnius TV Tower is the tallest structure in Lithuania, a viewpoint above Karoliniškės, and one of modern Lithuania's most sensitive memory sites, connected with the events of January 13, 1991.

The Zarasai Observation Circle is a circular raised walkway installed in 2011 above the shore of Lake Zarasas. It is Lithuania's only viewpoint of this type, opening views over the lake islands, shore paths, and the relief of this lake town.