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Europos Parkas

An open-air sculpture park in the forest north of Vilnius, marking the geographic centre of Europe with monumental modern art.

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WhereVilnius County
Nearest cityVilnius
Best seasonMay to September
Time to allowTwo to three hours
Getting thereNorth of Vilnius near the claimed centre of Europe; car easiest, about thirty minutes
EntryCharged

Europos Parkas was founded to mark a French institute's calculation that the geographic centre of Europe lies just north of Vilnius, and it fills a stretch of forest and meadow with large-scale contemporary sculpture from around the world. You walk wooded trails from one monumental artwork to the next.

What you actually see

  • Monumental sculptures - large outdoor works set through forest and field.
  • The centre of Europe theme - pieces marking the park's founding idea.
  • The LNK Infotree - a famous sculpture built of hundreds of old television sets.
  • The forest trails - the walking loops that link the art.

When to go

Warm months, when the outdoor art and trails are at their best; autumn adds colour to the woods. Allow a couple of hours to walk the loops.

Honest expectations

It is a walk-and-look sculpture park spread through forest, so you cover distance and the appeal depends on your taste for contemporary art. It is out of the city, needing a car or tour. The pieces vary from striking to slight, as such collections do.

Nearby

The actual surveyed centre of Europe is marked nearby; Vilnius is half an hour south.

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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.

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