Kaunas

Learn more about Kaunas

The second-largest city in Lithuania, Kaunas is one of the popular destinations for an original holiday with a change of scenery. Located in the south-central part of the country, Kaunas stands out historically, architecturally and as a tourist destination. The very first capital of Lithuania, Kaunas was founded in the year 1000 BC.

Choose a hotel in Kaunas that meets your expectations in terms of facilities and services without further delay, then fly off to Lithuania, where many activities await you. By choosing a hotel in Kaunas, Lithuania, you are guaranteed to be close to sites of interest such as the medieval castle, the Hanseatic House of Perk?nas, the zoo or the famous Laisv?s Al?ja street lined with cafés and trees.

Between discovering the old town and visiting the historic sites, all in a beautiful natural setting provided by the Neman and Neris rivers, your stay will undoubtedly be unforgettable.

Your hotel in Kaunas

Quickly drop your bags at your hotel in Kaunas, Lithuania, then immerse yourself in the city's rich and dense past. The architectural buildings will not fail to catch your eye, such as the Presidential Palace, which occasionally opens its doors. Inside, you can admire rich decor, sumptuous furniture, paintings by great masters and various exhibitions.

The maze of streets offers pleasant walks. The city also prides itself on having the longest pedestrian street in Eastern Europe. It would therefore be a shame not to walk along Laisves Aleja, lined with galleries, bars and shops. From this street, continue to Kaunas Cathedral before discovering the famous Freedom Fountain. Finally, head to the main Vilnius Street to attend concerts.

The historic centre of Kaunas also promises lovely surprises, starting with the symbol of the city, the town hall, which combines classical, Gothic and Baroque styles. This building now houses the ceramics museum for enthusiasts. Then don't miss the House of Perkunas, whose exploration will leave you speechless. The god of the sky and thunder will hold no more secrets for you.

Then finish with the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, which will tell you about its 600 years of existence, before stepping into the Ninth Fort Museum with its collections of historical artefacts.

How to get to Kaunas?

With Kaunas airport nearby, located in Karm?lava and used for international flights, you will have no difficulty reaching Lithuanian soil whatever your departure city. Airlines such as Ryanair, Wizz Airn, Air France and Lufthansa operate regular flights to Lithuania.