Breathe deep and relax in one of the greenest European capitals

Founded in 1781, the Vilnius University Botanical Garden has become an integral part of Vilnius University over the 200 years of its existence.

The valley of the Vilnia River is the heart of the Pavilniai Regional Park.

Vingis Park is popular with residents of Vilnius as a place for walking, cycling and roller-skating.

The history of Bernardine Gardens dates back to 15th century

More than 100 sculptures created by artists from 32 different countries are on display at Europa Park.

In 2001, a collection of 200 Japanese Sakura was planted in Vilnius

Kalnų Park is conveniently accessible from T. Kosciuškos Street.

Explore religious values while taking the Way of the Cross.

There are 9 hills in the Neris Regional Park. Each hill has its own story and legend.