As you leave the Žvėrinčius forest, at the bend along the Nemunas River, you will be greeted by an observation point and a scenic viewer, which will allow you to see nature life in close proximity, and the nature next to it will open a great sunset view.

More than five hundred years ago, rulers of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania hunted in Žvėrinčius forest for recreation. Today, holidaymakers visiting the forest can enjoy the quietness and recreational sports. There is a trail for cycling and walking routes 12 km long, as well as rest and exercise areas equipped in the forest. Visitors to Žvėrinčius forest sing praises of the forest's beauty and the neatly maintained grounds. A sizeable portion of vacationers describes this place as a source of energy. The reason, apparently, lies in the large amount of oxygen disengaged by pines and the unique microclimate of the pinewood. If...

The hundred-year-old Žvėrinčius oak has been one of the major tourist attractions until recently. According to legend, the Lithuanian Grand Duke Vytautas rested under his branches during the hunt. However, in 2005, During Hurricane Ervinas, an old man of 1.8 m in diameter and 15 m in height was resting on a moss forest and resting there to this day. Travelers can see an unusually-looking collar-shaped pine alongside the fallen Žvėrinčius (Vytautas) oak.

In the warm season - the shores of these ponds become an area of active leisure and beauty. We recommend accompanying the sun while sitting on the pond bridges.