How to get here

By Air:
Kaunas International Airport is situated 13 km northeast of Kaunas. It is not a big airport, but can accommodate planes of practically all types. You can fly to Kaunas from Antalya, Dublin, Shannon, Liverpool, London, and Frankfurt. More information about flights here:

By Rail:
The Region is crossed by several railway lines leading to the Kaliningrad Region (Russia), Latvia and the port of Klaipeda, and is convenient for both passenger and cargo transportation.

By Road:
The Region is at the crossroads of the main national motorways crossing the country from east to west and from north to south: the A1 motorway leads from the capital Vilnius to the ice-free Klaipeda port via Kaunas city. Vilnius is just 100 km away from Kaunas, and Klaipeda is 220 km away.
The Via Baltica (E67), a European priority transport corridor connecting Helsinki, St-Petersburg and Warsaw, crosses the Region from north to south.

By Bus:
There is a choice of international bus lines connecting Kaunas with other European cities.