• Europos Parkas - Entry to Europos Parkas, the Open-Air Museum at the Centre of Europe, showcases over 100 artworks from around the globe, nestled among lush woodlands, rolling hills, and grasslands with natural springs. This open-air museum adds artistic value to the geographic center of the European continent, covering 55 hectares. The collection features large-scale pieces by renowned contemporary artists such as Abakanowicz, Oppenheim, LeWitt, and Pepper. Recognized by Guinness World Records, the world’s largest artwork made of TV sets is also on display. The monument at the Centre of Europe indicates directions and distances to all European capitals. At Europos Parkas, visitors can explore art, unwind, and find inspiration. Europos Parkas is managed by one of Lithuania’s first NGOs. Admission supports the ongoing creation of this art and nature ensemble.

• Admission to Europos Parkas Open-Air Museum

Immerse yourself in preserved nature and be captivated by grandiose artworks at the 55 hectare outdoor art gallery. Seek out more than 100 sculptures and landscape pieces crafted by renowned artists from 35 diverse nations. Europos Parkas adds artistic value to the geographical midpoint of Europe, identified by French geographers. The concept for Europos Parkas in the disregarded woods arose from the Lithuanian artist Gintaras Karosas, who was only 19 at that point. Art researcher Amy Dempsey features Europos Parkas as an Artistic Destination. UK specialists named Europos Parkas as among the top fifty locations for visual arts in Europe. Europos Parkas museum, a distinctive non-profit and non-governmental establishment, was inaugurated following Lithuania’s restoration of independence.

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