Travel spots in Lithuania
Parks and gardens in Lithuania
Manor parks, botanical gardens, city greenery, and old forests with centuries-old trees.
Park and garden guides
Each place page combines cultural context, practical details, and visitor orientation.
‘Ekranas’ Reservoir is a dammed section of the Nevėžis officially opened in 1980.
The “Prie pušyno” Recreation Area is an approximately 2.7-hectare leisure site beside Žvelgaičiai Lake in Žagarė Regional Park.
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Akmenė Nature and Culture Park is a 66.95-hectare public recreation and event landscape in Kadagiai village, immediately outside Akmenė.
Algirdas Brazauskas Park is the central recreation space of Kaišiadorys, between Gedimino Street and the Lomena valley.
Alytus City Garden is the city's oldest central park, created in a natural pine wood in 1930-1931.
Alytus Youth Park is a roughly 36 ha green space created between the Dainava and Putinai residential districts in 1982.
The Ancient Plant Garden in central Dreverna is a living educational display opened by the Lamata Artisans' Guild in 2022.
Anykščiai City Park is a public green space between Parko, Anykštos, and J.
Anykščiai Pine Forest is a pinewood extending for about 10 km along the Šventoji and a landscape reserve protected since 1998.
Anykščiai Regional Park is a protected area of roughly 15,500 hectares in Aukštaitija, established in 1992.
Aukštadvaris Regional Park protects one of Dzūkija's hilliest landscapes near the upper Verknė and Strėva rivers.
Established on 29 March 1974, Aukštaitija National Park is Lithuania's oldest national park.
Ąžuolynas Park is an 84.42 ha protected green space in Žaliakalnis, presented by Kaunas Municipality as the largest surviving urban oak grove in Europe.
Babylon Gardens in Letūkai is a ticketed four-hectare miniature and botanical park whose paths connect interpretations of architecture from five continents,…
Baltic Mythology Park in Sausdravai village, Darbėnai Eldership, Kretinga District, is an educational forest trail created by the non-profit Baltų lieptas,…
Baltų Sodas, also called Istorijos akmenys or History Stones, is a private nature and sculpture park created at Avilčiai since 2018.
Baluošai Rest Area, also known as Baluošai Viewpoint, stands at the western end of Lake Baluošai beside the road to the ethnographic village of Alka.
Belmontas Mill is an old watermill and recreation area in the Vilnia valley, inside Pavilniai Regional Park.
Beržynėlis Park is a public family recreation space between Gegužių and Dainų streets in the southern residential district of Šiauliai.
Briedžių Takas, literally the Moose Trail, is neither a long nature route nor a wildlife-watching site.
Bukčiai Forest Park lies by a bend of the Neris near Lazdynėliai in Vilnius.
Chiune Sugihara Sakura Park is an open memorial grove on the right bank of the Neris, spread across the slope between Upės Street and the National Gallery of…
Dainava Park is a compact 3.81-hectare green space between V.
Dainų Park is a large active-recreation green space in southern Šiauliai, between the Gardino Street approaches and the sports venues on J.
Dainų Valley in Alytus is an open event and recreation space in woodland on the west bank of the Nemunas, beside the White Rose Bridge.
Dauniškis Park in Utena is a city recreation space by natural Lake Dauniškis, best known for the illuminated and musical fountain with water screen installed in…
Degaičiai Manor Estate Park is a state-protected botanical natural-heritage site about 6 km east of Telšiai.
Dovilai Centennial Oak Grove is not an old forest.
Draugystė Park is a 15-hectare green and sports space in eastern Kaunas, enclosed by Taikos and V.
Druskininkai Spa Park is the historic town garden between the resort centre and the Nemunas embankment.
Elektrėnai Pontoon Pier is a public floating viewpoint and rest space extending from the town shoreline into Elektrėnai Reservoir at 22B Draugystės Street.
Although Google Maps still labels this place Elektrėnai Amusement Park - Vaikų Pasaulis, it is no longer an operating mechanical funfair.
Gardų Ozas Educational Trail near Žemaičių Kalvarija, formerly called Gardai, follows the largest and clearest esker in Samogitia: an approximately 3.5 km long,…
Gargždai Manor Park by the Minija River is the surviving English-style park of the former Rönne barons' manor and today serves as Gargždai's central town park.
Generations Park, formerly known as Zumpė Park, covers about 8.5 hectares in eastern Tauragė.
Girionys Park is a landscape-style dendrological park of more than 100 hectares on the upper terrace of the Nemunas.
Great Island is a 39.43 ha island in the northern part of Lake Zarasas, linked to the town of Zarasai by a bridge.
Hollow Pine in Musteika is the page name for tree-beekeeping heritage in Gudai Forest: old pines with carved tree hives, a log-hive apiary, and a nature trail…
Ieva Simonaitytė Hill, generally called Simonaitytė Hill by Klaipėda residents, is a naturally formed green rise in the city's southern districts.
The inland dune in Dumšiai Forest is a pale-sand hill among pines near Jonava.
The Interactive Lithuanian Fairy-Tale Park is a free, nearly two-hectare pine-grove space beside Birutė Park.
The Japanese Garden in Mažučiai village, Kretinga District, is officially presented as the largest Japanese-tradition landscape garden in Europe, about 16 ha,…
Jaurykla Park is an approximately 10 ha urban nature park in Kretinga, laid out along the Jaurykla stream and opened to visitors in 2021.
Jonava Ponds are four waters formed on the Varnaka stream and collectively known as the Varnutė Ponds.
Joninės Valley is a civic event and recreation space shaped into Jonava's green terrain, with a curved amphitheatre, circular stage, fountain area and paths…
Joniškis City Park is a central green space of about 4.1 hectares beside the cultural centre and summer stage.
Juodlė Nature Trail loops through forest, wetlands, and reed beds around Lake Juodlė in Kurtuvėnai Regional Park.
Juodpelkis Park is a spacious recreation area in Mažeikiai around the water body formally labelled Stadiono Reservoir on municipal plans.
Juozas Lingys Park is an approximately 1.95-hectare green space in central Šakiai, used for everyday walks, children's play and active recreation.
Jūra River Park in Tauragė follows the Kranto Street side of the river from the Molupis stream towards Vymeris Hill, but its most distinctive core lies between…
Kačerginė Linden Park is a small but versatile green space in the centre of town, shaded by mature linden trees.
Kalniečiai Park is a 21.1-hectare green space in the densely populated northern part of Kaunas.
Karolis Dineika Wellness Park is neither simply a pleasant Druskininkai pine wood nor a closed spa resort.
Kazlų Rūda City Park, titled Kazlų Rūda City Park and Bird Trail on the municipal map, grew from a young pine forest and was formerly called Nepriklausomybės…
Kazys Šimonis Park is a large green and sports area in central Kupiškis named for the Starkonys-born painter, graphic artist, and illustrator.
Kėdainiai Central Park is a large urban green space on both sides of the Dotnuvėlė and around its pond, extending from the main J.
The Kernavė Tourist-Educational Trail ‘Come, human, let silence embrace you’ is about 2.6 km long, beginning at the Baltojo kalno recreation area and leading…
Friendship Park is an approximately 18-hectare green corridor between Debreceno Street and Statybininkų Avenue.
Klaipėda Recreation Park is a large public pinewood in the northern part of the city, combining everyday walks, children's play and sport.
Klaipėda University Botanical Garden in northern Klaipėda, in the Danė/Dangė River valley, combines a 1993 research and education space, 9.3 ha of plant…
Klausučiai Rebirth Park grew from a green space first planted beside the Šeimena in 1977 and reopened as a landscaped community park in 2013.
Kleboniškis Forest Park lies close to Kaunas, but the Neris River along the west and north helps preserve a wild-forest impression.
Kneipp Garden is a free open-air wellness space in Birštonas's historic resort centre, created on the site of old mineral springs.
Krašuona Park is an approximately 11 ha urban green space following the Krašuona stream between central Utena, the former manor approaches, and the Krašuona…
Kulautuva Park is a specific public town green between L.
Kulautuva Pinewoods are the landscape of a climatic resort founded in 1933 on the right bank of the Nemunas: sandy, hilly pinewood wellness routes of 2.6-6 km,…
Kupa River Valley Park follows the small river that gave Kupiškis its name through the town centre.
Labanoras Forest is one of Lithuania's largest lake-rich forest landscapes, protected within Labanoras Regional Park, where pinewoods, lakes, wetlands, rare…
Lakštingalų slėnis is a spacious woodland recreation area in a bend of the Akmena River, inside Pagramantis Regional Park, in Alijošiškės village about 12 km…
The Lavender Farm in Mockūnai is a seasonal visitor attraction tended by three generations of one family in Biržai District.
Lazdijai City Park is more than a patch of paths and trees.
Likėnai Park and Smardonė Spring in the Biržai region offer a close look at northern Lithuania's karst landscape: a sulphur-scented spring, sinkhole basin,…
Lionginas Šepka Park in Rokiškis is both a neighbourhood green space and an evolving open-air wood-sculpture gallery.
Malūno Park surrounds one of Klaipėda's largest urban ponds and is still widely known by its former name, Trinyčiai Park.
Marijampolė Marių Park is not a coastal park, and its name does not identify a lagoon in the geographic sense.
Marijampolė Poetry Park is a 4.36 ha green space in the city centre at the confluence of the Šešupė and Jevonis.
Marvelė Cascades occupy a green stream valley near the boundary between Kaunas city and district.
Medžiokalnis is a wooded hill on the northern edge of Kražiai and the core of a botanical reserve established in 1960.
Melnragė Park is a 6.36-hectare seaside landscape completed in 2020 between the Pirmoji Melnragė neighbourhood and the Baltic beach.
Molėtai Sculpture Park is an open-air art space beside Lake Pastovis, reached from the Vasario 16-osios Street side of town.
Nemunas and Neris Confluence Park occupies 13.5234 hectares at the western tip of Kaunas Old Town.
Nemunas Island is an approximately 25 ha urban park in central Kaunas, lying between the main Nemunas channel and the backwater beside Karaliaus Mindaugo…
Neris Oxbow Valley is a 7.06 ha public park in Šnipiškės, arranged around a chain of ponds left where the river once flowed.
Netoniai Hill is a 55-metre viewpoint on the slope of the Nemunas valley, overlooking the river, wooded banks, and Kačerginė on the far side.
Norbertas Paškevičius Wooden Sculpture Park occupies about four hectares of the former Bijotai estate grounds and traces its landscaped beginnings to 1825.
Oak Grove Park is an 8.5597-hectare green space in the residential district between Kauno and Paryžiaus Komunos streets.
The old hollow trees of Labanoras are not one registered tree but a mature-forest theme: old trunks, hollows, and habitats in Lithuania's largest lake-rich…
The old trees of Punia Forest are not one tree but an old-growth forest experience: five protected oaks up to 31.5 m high, mature stands, a botanical-zoological…
Ozo Park is an 8.5 ha public green space between Kazio Ulvydo, Vito Gerulaičio, and Juozo Balčikonio streets, opened in late October 2011.
Pagėgiai Central Park is a public green occupying the block between Vilniaus, Vytauto and Žemaičių streets.
Pakruojis City Park is an approximately 14-hectare green space on both sides of the Kruoja, not the Pakruojis Manor park almost 2 kilometres away.
Palanga Botanical Park is one of Lithuania's most beautiful and best-preserved manor parks, created by Count Feliksas Tiškevičius at the end of the nineteenth…
Palanga Children's Park is a fenced play area opened in 2012 at the junction of Naglis Alley and Šermukšniai Street, close to the pine forest and sea.
Panemunė Pinewood is the largest pinewood in Kaunas and one of the city's most spacious forest parks.
Panevėžys Culture and Recreation Park is a large recreation area on the left bank of the Nevėžis, listed at 40.6598 hectares in the city's 2023 planning…
Panevėžys Old Riverbed Park occupies the former natural bend of the Nevėžis, cut off when a straighter channel was dug during the interwar period.
Paplatelė Educational Trail is an approximately 2.3 km forest route on the eastern side of Lake Plateliai in Žemaitija National Park, leading through glacial…
Pašešupis Park occupies the right bank of the Šešupė in northern Marijampolė and covers 27.39 ha in the municipality's current description.
Pastauninkas Park is an approximately 18 ha green space in central Kretinga, formed on former Franciscan monastery land.
Paukščių Kaimas in Cijonai is an educational farm created by the Rakauskas family inside Aukštaitija National Park.
Pivonija Forest Wellness Trail is a VMU-managed recreation route in Ukmergė with two broad natural-surface loops of 1.65 km and 1.80 km, totalling 3.45 km.
Plateliai Manor Park in Žemaitija National Park is a 6.2 ha mixed landscape park begun in the nineteenth century, with winding alleys, two ponds, and three…
Pranas Mašiotas Fairy-Tale Park is a small literary space at Mašiotynė in Kačerginė, beside the summer house where the writer lived and worked in 1938-1940.
Priekulė Vingis Park is an approximately 13-hectare nineteenth-century landscape park on the right bank of the Minija.
Radviliškis Culture and Recreation Park is a renewed urban green space at 8A Radvilų Street, bringing together works from woodcarvers' workshops, the Warriors'…
Raseiniai's approximately 5 ha city park began in the nineteenth century as an Orthodox priest's garden and received the name of Maironis in 2012.
Rasupis Park in the historic part of Raseiniai combines a calm pond landscape with active recreation.
Raudonė Castle Park is a 25 ha mixed-plan park, laid out in the 16th-18th centuries around the red-brick castle on the Nemunas slope, with ponds, alleys, a…
Reformatų Park is a 2.6 ha public green space between Pylimo, K.
Rietavas Recreation Area by the Jūra River is a public waterfront on the Vingo Street side of town, completed in 2021.
Sąjūdis Park is a large public space in southern Klaipėda where a sculpture erected in 2008 for the twentieth anniversary of the Lithuanian Reform Movement…
Salantai Town Park is both a public small-town green and a documented part of the former Salantai manor park.
Santarvė Park is a compact green space in Šilainiai, set among apartment blocks near Žiemgalių Street and the Žemaičių plentas corridor.
Sapieha Park in Antakalnis is one of Lithuania's oldest and clearest regular-plan Baroque parks.
Šaukliai Boulder Field in Salantai Regional Park is one of Lithuania's largest boulder fields, about 79 ha with more than 300,000 cubic metres of glacial…
Siesartis Riverbend Park in Lukšiai grew from a landscape project prepared in 1991: a pond was excavated on a marshy former course of the Siesartis, a modern…
Šilalė Community Park's formal name is Community Park 'Grow Community Spirit'.
Šimonys Forest is a 13,500 ha Aukštaitija forest massif in Anykščiai and Kupiškis districts, combining pinewoods, 15 lakes, wetlands, three reserves,…
Skaistakalnis is the oldest park in Panevėžys, formed in the late nineteenth century on former manor land within a scenic bend of the Nevėžis.
Skinderiškis Kęstutis Kaltenis Dendrological Park has grown on the former Skinderiškis manor site beside the Šušvė since 1971.
Skuodas Town Park is a green area of roughly 35 hectares in the western part of town, where Bartuva bends, channels, and approaches to the reservoir meet a…
Smalininkai Park is a public town green identified in municipal recreation and cycling-route documents.
Storiai Nature Trail is a 1.2-kilometre one-way route in Anykščiai Regional Park leading to the historic Storiai triangulation point of the Struve Geodetic Arc.
Šunskai Kneipp Trail is an 88 m barefoot course divided into short sections of sharply contrasting texture in the town park.
Svalia River Park is a 4.4027-hectare green corridor in Pasvalys, following the small Svalia between residential districts and city streets.
Taurosta Park is an approximately 10-hectare green space on the Neris riverbank in Jonava where landscape restoration is combined with everyday recreation.
Tervydžiai Dendrological Park in Rokiškis District is a private tree collection of about 5 ha with roughly 300 woody plant species and cultivars, many rare in…
Tinginio Garden on the edge of Telšiai is a working nursery growing and selling more than 2,000 varieties of perennials, shrubs, trees, fruit trees, and…
Triušiukų Slėnis in Antalamėstė is a seasonal animal park founded by the Lamauskas family in 2013.
Ukmergė Castle Park occupies about 2 ha of Castle Hill in the town centre.
Ukmergė Wake Park is a seasonal activity centre on Kadrėnai, also called Mūšia, Reservoir near Ukmergė.
Uošvės Liežuvis is the 8.97 ha southern island in the Kupiškis Reservoir, created when an artificial channel cut a surviving peninsula away from the shore.
Utena City Garden is a 2.65 ha park where the Krašuona and Vyžuona streams meet, only a few steps below J.
Vainežeris Park is the landscape of a former manor, formed over roughly 200 years about 6 km from Veisiejai.
Varėna Legends and Folktales Park combines a pine-grove walk with wooden sculptures inspired by Dzūkija storytelling.
VDA Telšiai Faculty Sculpture Park, known as Akademija, is not the town's bear trail and not the entire Lake Mastis promenade.
VDU Botanical Garden in Kaunas is Lithuania's oldest and largest university botanical garden.
Veiviržėnai Valley, more often called the Veiviržas Valley or simply Dauba by local people, is a community-made green recreation and outdoor-art space inside…
Vijūnėlė Park is the most popular recreation park in Druskininkai, surrounding Lake Druskonis and the nearby artificial Vijūnėlė Pond.
Vilkaviškis City Garden was founded in 1928 to mark the first decade of Lithuanian local government and formally dedicated to the anniversary of independence.
Vilkyčiai Park is a public community recreation space developed in several stages.
Vilnius Japanese Garden is a 4.9 ha urban strolling garden in Šnipiškės, built around a natural lake through Japanese and Lithuanian landscape collaboration.
Vilnius University Botanical Garden in Kairėnai is the largest botanical garden in Lithuania, covering about 191 ha on the former Kairėnai manor lands in…
Vingis Park is the largest park in Vilnius, located in a bend of the Neris.
The Vingis Branch of Vilnius University Botanical Garden is a compact site rich in historical layers on the western side of Vingis Park.
VU Šiauliai Academy Botanical Garden is a compact 6.54 ha university research and visitor site on Paitaičių Street.
Vytautas Butkevičius Stone Park in Senoji Varėna is a personal vision of Lithuanian history laid out in the Merkys valley.
Vytautas Jurgis Meška Park is a 25-hectare Birštonas pine-forest space created without cutting a single tree.
Vytautas Park in Kėdainiai is a 3.6067-hectare recreation space in a residential district beside J.
Vytautas the Great Park is Marijampolė's oldest urban park, occupying 2.7821 ha and evolving from a 19th-century City Garden before receiving its present name…
Vyžuonos Park is Utena's largest developed urban green space, listed by the municipality at 35 ha.
Žagarė Cherry Orchard is a 3.7 ha public regional-park orchard on Aušros Street by the Švėtė, first planted in 2011 and renewed in 2019.
Žemaitija National Park is a roughly 21,754-hectare protected area in Plungė and Skuodas districts, established on 23 April 1991.