Atomic KGB Bunker

Just six metres underground you'll find yourself in the interesting world of WWII relics—gas masks, surveillance equipment, aircraft black boxes, radiation meters, have been all gathered here to give you a unique insight into this dark era of history.

• Web:

  www.atominisbunkeris.lt

• E-mail:

  info@atominisbunkeris.lt

• Address:

  Raudondvario pl. 164 A, Kaunas

• Phone:

  +370 682 66666

Ąžuolynas Park

This is not an ordinary oak grove, as its name suggests, but the largest in whole urban Europe! Visit the Kaunas Zoo nearby, or simply take a stroll here, and try to find the rock which Adam Mickiewitz carved on at his favorite spot.

• Address:

  Sporto g., Kaunas

Cathedral Basilica of St Peter and Paul

St Peter & Paul's is the largest Gothic structure in Lithuania, and the country’s only Gothic church with a basilica floor-plan as opposed to the usual cross-shaped design. Its one-of-a-kind interior, with its nine altars, is also breathtaking. During its history, it was rebuilt several times, which has given the building an eclectic look, with some Renaissance features included.

• Web:

  www.kaunoarkikatedra.lt

• E-mail:

  arkikatedra@kn.lcn.lt

• Address:

  Vilniaus g. 1, Kaunas

• Phone:

  +370 37 324 093

Christ's Resurrection church

This Roman Catholic church was built to celebrate Lithuanian independence, regained in 1918. A unique landmark in Kaunas not only for its modern functionalist layout, but it is also regarded as the largest basilical church in the Baltic states.

• Web:

  www.prisikelimas.lt

• E-mail:

  parapija@prisikelimas.lt

• Address:

  Žemaičių g. 31, Kaunas

• Phone:

  +370 37 229 222

• Opening hours:

  Mon to Fri: 11.30–18:30, Sat and Sun: 11.00–18.30 (Mar to Sept) Mon to Fri: 12.00–18.00, Sat and Sun: 11.00–18.00 (Oct to Feb)

Church of St. Francis Xavier

Located in the heart of Old Town, this 17th-century Jesuit church is another Baroque gem of Kaunas. It also has a terrace with a stunning view of Town Hall square.

• Web:

  www.perkunonamas.lt

• E-mail:

  info@perkunonamas.lt

• Address:

  Rotušės a. 7, Kaunas

• Phone:

  +370 37 423 098

• Opening hours:

  Mon to Fri: 16:00–18:00, Sunday: 07:00–13:00 and 16:00–18:00

• Tickets:

  2,00 EUR

Church of Vytautas the Great

Named after the ruler of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, oftentimes regarded with the rise of Lithuanian consciousness, this is the oldest church in Kaunas, built in 1400 by Franciscan monks. This impressive Gothic landmark by the Neman river (and the bridge bearing the same name) has suffered several floods in the past, and there's a scale by its side that marks the memories of those critical times.

• Web:

  vytautine.weebly.com

• E-mail:

  vytautine@kaunas.lcn.lt

• Address:

  Aleksoto g. 3, Kaunas

• Phone:

  +370 37 203 854