According to the Lithuanians themselves, Kaunas is the “most Lithuanian” city in the country. The former capital of the Republic of Lithuania now occupies the second line in the list of the most important cultural and industrial centers of Lithuania. It is also attractive for tourists. First of all, the streets of Kaunas delight travelers with an abundance of beautiful sights and an extremely vibrant day and night life. In addition, the city also has a thriving black market, so you can get just about anything your heart desires. All in all, an ideal place for a thrill seeker.
Tourists visiting this city are issued special cards that allow them to use public transport at a significant discount. Therefore, you can safely go deep into the jungle, without fear that there will not be enough money for the return trip.
Laisves alley
The central street of the city. It is a pedestrian boulevard with a length of about 1.5 km, connecting Venibes and Nepriklausomibes squares. Today Laisves aleja is a place where people come for rest and entertainment, as the best bars, restaurants and nightclubs in the city are concentrated here. However, there are also plenty of beautiful sights here, so when you come here during the day you can take a lot of good photos.
Vilnius street
Number two on the list of popular attractions. This pedestrian street is located in the center of the Old Town, entering here you can immediately travel back to the 16th-17th centuries. Low-rise old mansions, cast-iron lanterns with glass domes, wrought-iron telephone booths - this place is unique and there is no other place like this.
Aleksoto street
It also has many interesting places for lovers of antiquity. The famous Perkūnas House and Vytautas Church are located here, which are one of the most visited sights of the city. They have successfully survived the devastating wars of the 20th century and today continue to delight tourists from all over the world.
V. Putvinskio gatve
In general, it would be an unremarkable street, if not for the Museum of Devils located here, which is the hallmark of the city. The most famous exhibits of this museum are wooden figurines of Hitler and Stalin running across a field strewn with human bones and marked with the words "My Lithuania".
