Vilnius Japanese Garden — Attraction in Vilnius

The Japanese garden in Vilnius is a beautiful and relaxing escape. Its centerpiece is a serene pond with stunning reflections of a nearby building. The garden is free to visit and well-maintained, with perfectly mowed grass and well-cared-for amenities. There’s plenty to explore, from dry gardens to ponds, with informative signs at these features offering insights into Japanese culture and adding an educational element to the experience. Dogs are welcome, so you can bring your furry friend along—ours truly enjoyed it! The only drawback is the noise from nearby traffic, which disrupts the tranquility. Still, this garden is a lovely contrast to the urban surroundings and a...

If you've ever wondered what a Japanese garden might look like if the budget ran out after planting a few cherry trees - this is your chance.

It’s tiny, mostly barren, and the ‘Zen’ atmosphere gets lost somewhere between dry grass and a couple of confused rocks. A hill here, a pebble there - and voilà: discount Japan.

There is a playground, which is great - except there's absolutely no shade, making it the perfect spot to gently roast your children on a sunny day.

For real garden lovers, this is more of an exercise in lowering expectations. Everyone else: twenty...

More of a Japanese garden imitation than a real thing, but it is a nice, green space in the middle of busy town - that is never a bad idea. We enjoyed the walk and water views. Maybe the worst part is a set of old, falling apart houses on the other side of the wire fence. People still live there but houses and grounds are in poor condition and in sharp contrast with this new, manicured garden. Developer should have built a privacy fence on that side of the park to both let inhabitants keep their privacy and visitors to enjoy the...