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Monte Pacis, Kaunas
Monte Pacis, Kaunas
Monte Pacis, Kaunas

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• Unique and peaceful Monastery stays like no other

• Enjoy one of a kind guest accommodation in some of the most historic and beautiful buildings in Kaunas on the doorstep of some of Lithuania's most renowned tourist attractions.

• Monasteries.com provides a unique opportunity for anyone to stay in beautiful Monastery accommodation across Kaunas and the surrounding area, the perfect base for a peaceful, relaxing retreat.

Reviews for Kaunas

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Stayed here for a night. Rom was really nice. Don’t forget to check out the surroundings around the monastery. Source - Google

Monte Pacis, Kaunas

Kaunas Visitor information

A significant hub of Lithuanian intellectual, cultural, and commercial life, Kaunas is the second biggest city in the country after Vilnius, the fourth largest city in the Baltic States.

The interwar architecture found in Kaunas has been designated a European Heritage Site and is recognised as one of the best examples of European Art Deco. It helped Kaunas become the first city in Central and Eastern Europe to be named a UNESCO City of Design. It also helped Kaunas become the only city in Europe to embody large-scale urbanisation during the interwar period and flexible modernist architecture when it was inducted as a World Heritage Site in 2023.

Kaunas was chosen to serve as the 2022 European Capital of Culture.

History of Kaunas

When Vilnius was taken over and ruled by Poland between 1920 and 1939, Kaunas functioned as the provisional capital of Lithuania throughout the interwar years. At the time, the city was praised for its vibrant academic and cultural scene, fashion, construction of several Art Deco and Lithuanian National Revival-style buildings, as well as for its popular interior design and furniture.