Kaunas is a prosperous city a midst of Lithuania with its authentic character. The internationally-admired modernist architecture of the Interwar period adds to the picture of the city’s main pedestrian avenue stretching in rows of linden trees, along with wide-open squares almost at the end of every major road. Kaunas’ Interwar architecture is awarded with an European Heritage label and is on its way to the UNESCO world heritage list.

Numerous historical attractions are captivating visitors including Pažaislis Monastery, which contains incredible frescoes by the Italian painter Michelangelo Palloni or Kaunas castle which dates back to the 14th-century (its ruins are located in the city centre). As Kaunas has many universities it is pulsing with the energy of youth – it is the most student-centered city in Lithuania.

A growing number of people are finding Kaunas to be the hub of health, rehabilitation and medical tourism since the city delivers on all fronts of the relevant procedures – diagnostics, odontology, SPA treatments and so forth – while still keeping the costs relatively low.

Member of the WHO European Healthy Cities Network since 2014, Kaunas encourages creating systems of health-oriented transport and other implementations of the ideas behind a healthy society and renewable energy. Kaunas greets visitors with the highly qualified doctors who have access to modern equipment and provide quality service to the highest degree.