Stop 1 — Choose one option: Option A: Medieval Roots at Kaunas Castle. Step into the 14th-century brick fortress at the confluence of two rivers. Explore the defensive bastions, exterior Gothic brickwork, and hear tales of pagan resistance against Crusader sieges.

Option B: The Romance and Myths of the Confluence — Walk past the castle to the peaceful park where the Nemunas and Neris rivers meet. Discover pagan ritual altars, local folklore, and the historic trade routes that built the city.

Option B: Legends of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter and Paul — Step inside the largest Gothic church in Lithuania. Experience the breathtaking red-brick architectural details, monumental Baroque altars, and the resting place of famous historical poets.

Stop 3 — Choose one option: Option A: Interwar Modernism on Laisvės Alėja (Freedom Avenue) — Transition into the New Town to walk Europe’s longest pedestrian avenue. Immerse yourself in the world-class UNESCO-listed 1930s Art Deco and functionalist architecture from when Kaunas was Lithuania’s temporary capital

Stop 2 — Choose one option: Option A: The Gothic Grandeur of Town Hall Square — Stand in the heart of Old Town, dominated by the elegant "White Swan" Town Hall. Examine the mixed Baroque and Gothic merchant houses, and trace the evolution of civic execution and celebration spaces.