Kaunas Castle, located in Lithuania's second-largest city, Kaunas, is a Gothic defensive castle built in the 14th century, situated at the confluence of two rivers. Characterized by its red brick structure and round towers, the castle is one of the best-preserved medieval military buildings in the Baltic region. Although some areas have been reconstructed, it still retains its historical appearance. The surrounding area features a park and riverside walking paths, creating an open environment that makes it an iconic attraction in the city, blending history with recreation.
