Park of Europe

The Park of Europe is an open-air sculptural park-museum created on the initiative of the famous Lithuanian sculptor Gintaras Karosas in 1993. The park is located nineteen kilometers north of Vilnius, in the geographical center of Europe.

The area of the park-museum is 55 hectares, where more than a hundred sculptural compositions are demonstrated in the open air. The creation of such a large-scale exhibition was attended by sculptors from thirty-two countries, including world-famous artists such as Sol Le Witt and Dennis Oppenheim.

Europe Park, without exaggeration, is one of the most famous and popular tourist attractions in Lithuania, attracting visitors from many countries of Europe and the world. Many cultural events are held in the park, daily excursions in different languages are organized. In connection with the solid area, as well as for the convenience of viewing the exposition, a bicycle path is laid in the park.

The convenient location and the general unusualness of the project make the Park of Europe an excellent place for cultural recreation.