Kaunas Castle is a medieval fortress located at the meeting point of the Neris River and the Nemunas River in the oldest part of Kaunas. It features thick stone walls round towers and a courtyard that reflects the defensive style of the fourteenth century. The castle once guarded important trade routes and played a key role in battles that shaped the region’s early history. Today visitors can explore its restored tower walk through exhibitions and enjoy open views of the surrounding river valley. Kaunas Castle combines heritage architecture and a scenic setting that makes it one of the main historical landmarks in the city.
Part of: Lithuania