Top Parks in Lithuania

My advice is to wear comfy shoes! The paths are mostly well-kept, but you might encounter some uneven areas if you wander off the main routes.

I suggest you visit early in the morning, around 7 AM. The park is super peaceful and great for a quiet walk or jog before the crowds arrive

Bring a picnic! There are several nice spots to relax, and it'll save you a chunk of cash instead of eating at nearby cafes.

Try to come around 10 am; it gets super busy later in the day with families and school trips. I enjoyed my stroll so much more when the crowd was thinner.

Take your time on the walkway; you’ll want to snap some pics with all the stunning views. Don't rush – I felt I missed out on some great shots when I was hurrying!

Check out the local food spots outside the park! I ate at a little café nearby and it was so much better and cheaper than the snack bar inside, which was pretty basic.

I found the visitor center helpful for maps and info, but if you wanna skip the line, try going right at 9 AM. You can head straight to the trails without waiting.

I think walking the park in a clockwise direction is smarter. Most folks go the other way, so you’ll avoid the crowds and get some great shots of the sculptures without anyone photobombing you.

I recommend arriving right when the park opens around 10 AM. It gets crowded later, and you’ll have a much better experience wandering around without too many people in the way. Plus, you might catch some cute animals at that time!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The park’s cafe has limited options and can be pricey. Save some cash and enjoy a picnic while taking in the views.