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Flights to Kaunas from Europe
Flights from Kaunas
Working days: II - VI Tour starts from: 1. TOWN HALL 10:00, 11:20, 12:40*, 15:00, 16:10 2. PARK INN HOTEL 10:10, 11:30, 12:50*, 15:10 3. DEVIL'S MUSEUM 10:15, 11:35, 12:55*, 15:15 4. KAUNAS HOTEL 10:20, 11:40, 13:00*, 15:20 * Tour to PAŽAISIS MONASTERY with audio guide. DURATION 2.20 h. Working days: VII - I Tour starts from: 1. TOWN HALL 10:00, 11:20, 12:40, 14:20, 15:40 2. PARK INN HOTEL 10:10, 11:30, 12:50**, 14:30, 15:50 3. DEVIL'S MUSEUM 10:15, 11:35, 12:55**, 14:35, 15.55 4. KAUNAS HOTEL 10:20, 11:40, 13:00**, 14:40, 16:00 **30 min. stop at TOWN HALL SQUARE during this tour. Duration: 1.10 h. 8 languages: English, Russian, Lithuanian, French, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish.Phone: +370 5 261 5558Website: http://www.kaunascitytour.comMore info: NO TOURS ON WINTER SEASONTickets: Price: 40 Lt (12 €) 1.10 h.; TOUR TO PAŽAISLIS MONASTERY 50 LTL (15 EUR)
Modernism ideas which spread fast among most countries of the Western World after World War I soon emerged in Lithuania as well. In 1920 when Poland occupied Vilnius, Kaunas became the capital of the independent Republic of Lithuania (1920–1939) and the most important Lithuanian city. As the economy was growing, it was sought to make the capital a modern European city. Lithuanian architects started to design and build houses in the style of modernism, in German called the Bauhaus, which was avant-garde in Europe and the USA at that time. Up to the present day Kaunas is probably the only city in the world where so many buildings of this style were built and have remained intact. Each of the architects who created here had their own individual style which was distinguished for different modern variations. These variations included historical elements, a search for national style or just attempts to convey the main modernism principles. Buildings: Central Post Office (Laisvės al. 102); Kaunas City Municipality (Laisvės al. 96) Vytautas the Great War Museum (K. Donelaičio g. 64); M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art (V. Putvinskio g. 55); Christ's Resurrection Church (Aukštaičių g.4);Address: KaunasWebsite: http://www.kafe2013.lt
Boat trips by "Aitra" boat along the Nemunas River. During the trip you can try the Lithuanian dishes and various snacks and meals at the Shepherd's Inn. Timetable: Friday 19.00 Saturday and Sunday 12.00, 14.00, 16.30, 19.00Phone: (+370 37) 200 913Website: http://www.berneliuuzeiga.ltOpening hours: Friday 19.00, Saturday and Sunday 12.00, 14.00, 16.30, 19.00Tickets: 24.00 LTL
The ship "Perlas" can carry up to 50 passengers. For overnight stay 4 cozy cabins provide accommodation for 13 passengers. The ship "Perlas" can be hired with the crew for a few hours, a day or a week as required.Address: Nemunas Travel, JSCPhone: (+370) 609 86020Website: http://www.nemunastravel.ltOpening hours: As required
Town Hall is distinguished by its slenderness and grace; it is often called The White Swan. Its tower of height of 53 meters is the highest in the old city. Present Town Hall located in the square was not the first in Kaunas. The previous one was destroyed by the fire. New Town Hall started to be built in the marketplace centre in 1542. Ceramics museum is founded in the basement. Wax melting furnaces of the 15th century were discovered near the tower in 1973. Since 2002, one of the furnaces is exposed in the paving.Address: Rotušės Aikštė Old Town
Supposedly, the first brick castle at the confluence of the rivers the Nemunas and the Neris was built at the 14th century when the attacks of Teutonic Order began. The castle was fence-type, without towers, it had double walls from stones and bricks from the outside. This defensive castle framed a powerful barrier and the knights did not resolve to attack the castle for decades, thus they used to bypass Kaunas in war marches. However, the castle of Kaunas was strongly broken down by a flood of the river Neris. Both northern towers and more than a half of the castle walls were blown down after the water wash.Address: Pilies g. 17, KaunasPhone: +370 37 300 672Website: http://kaunomuziejus.ltOpening hours: II-VI 10.00-18.00, VII 10.00-16.00Subway: Trolleybus no. 7 from bus or train station terminates at the castle site.Tickets: 4 Lt
Aleksotas funicular (Amerikos lietuvių g.) This unique mean of transportation was built in 1935. Authentic traction equipment, which has functioned for more than seventy years, is still in use today, including the genuine pre-war wagon, wooden seats, and stop platforms. Even today the funicular takes people up the Aleksotas hill, from which the panorama of the Kaunas city centre and Old town is wide open. Kaunas is the only city among Baltic States, where such means of transportation is available. Aleksotas funicular operates: I-V 7.00 - 18.00 (10.00 -13.00. break), VI -9.00-16.00 (12.00-13.00 break) VII - Closed. Žaliakalnis funicular (Aušros g. 6) It is the oldest funicular in Lithuania and was constructed by the engineering office Curt Rudolph Transportanlagen from Dresden, Germany with electric equipment from "AEG" and mechanical parts from Bell Maschinenfabrik, Switzerland. The official opening was on 5th of August in 1931 with one passenger car, while the second car was only a platform ballasted with stones used to counterbalance the passenger car. Kaunas is the only city in Lithuania with this type of transport. In the residential district of Žaliakalnis these "climbing cars" serve both as a means of transport and entertainment. Žaliakalnis funicular provides an easy way of reaching the Resurrection Church from the city centre. Žaliakalnis funicular operates: I - V 7.00 - 19.00 VI, VII 9.00 - 19.00Address: Aleksotas funicular (Amerikos lietuvių g.)/ Žaliakalnis funicular (Aušros g. 6)Phone: Aleksotas funicular: (+370 37) 391 086/ Žaliakalnis funicular: (+370 37) 425 882Opening hours: Aleksotas funicular operates: I-V 7.00 - 18.00 (10.00 -13.00. break), VI -9.00-16.00 (12.00-13.00 break) VII - Closed./ Žaliakalnis funicular operates: I - V 7.00 - 19.00, VI, VII 9.00 - 19.00Tickets: Aleksotas funicular: 1.8 Lt / Žaliakalnis funicular: 1 Lt
The most unusual collection of devils in the world. The Devils' museum, as the name suggests is the museum where all the devils are housed. With three floors and over two thousand exhibits of devils of various sizes, shapes, colours and materials, this is a very amazing museum that boasts of having the largest collection of devils in a single place in the whole world. A large part of the collection comes from the personal collector named Antanas Žmuidzinavičius and it is present on the first floor of the Devils' museum.Address: V.Putvinskio g. 64, KaunasPhone: +370 37 221 587Website: http://www.ciurlionis.ltOpening hours: II-VII 11.00 - 17.00Tickets: 6 Lt/ 3 Lt
It started to be built in 1932 under the project of the architect K. Reisonas. The church is assumed to be the symbol of the Lithuanian independence. It was built from the contributions of people. When Lithuania lost its independence, the construction was already ending, however, there was no interior and the outside was not daubed. In 1940, the church was confiscated, and machine shop of the Radio factory was founded in 1952. In 1989, the building was returned to religious community and after 70 years from the construction beginning the church was sanctified on December 24th in 2004. Visitors have the possibility to go to the observation deck on the church roof to enjoy the panoramic view of the city.Address: Žemaičių g. 31, KaunasPhone: (+370 37) 229 222Website: http://www.prisikelimas.ltOpening hours: TERRACE opening hours March - September: Monday - Friday 11.30 - 18:30 Saturday - Sunday 11.00 - 6.30 October - February: Monday - Friday 12.00 - 18.00 Saturday - Sunday 11.00 - 18.00 Tickets: Elevator - 8 Lt/ 4 Lt; Upstairs - 4 Lt/ 1 Lt
The building was constructed in 1860. In 1876, the czarist government bought it and established the residence of the governor. When Lithuanian Independence was restored and Kaunas became the provisional capital of Lithuania, this building from 1919 to 1940 was the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Lithuania. Presidents of Lithuania A. Smetona, K. Grinius and A. Stulginskis used to live and work in this palace. Today the Historical Presidential Palace of the Republic of Lithuania in Kaunas functions as a memorial-educational institution of Lithuanian modern statehood. The permanent exposition at the Palace reflects the history of the First Republic of Lithuania (1918 – 1940). Periodic temporary exhibitions commemorate outstanding historical figures and events.Address: Vilniaus g. 33, KaunasPhone: +370 37 201 778Website: http://istorineprezidentura.ltOpening hours: II-VII 11 .00 - 17.00Tickets: 4 Lt
It is the avenue of length of 1621 meters: two lines of trees planted in the middle of the avenue created the recreation and walking area. Already from the end of the 19th century, it became an administrational, commercial and cultural centre of the city. After the reconstruction from 1982, Laisvės Avenue became a pedestrian street. It is favourite place of the walk and meetings of Kaunas citizens.Address: Laisvės al.
St. Peter & Paul's is the largest Gothic structure in Lithuania as well as the country's only Gothic church with a basilica floor-plan as opposed to the usual cross-shaped design. The breath-taking interior, which stands among one of the most beautiful of its kind in the country, boasts nine separate altars with the high-Baroque main altar being the central focus. The light Renaissance and Baroque touches are the result of renovations from the middle of the 17th century.Address: Vilniaus g. 1, KaunasPhone: +370 37 324 093Website: http://www.kaunoarkikatedra.ltTickets: Entrance free.
The first Gothic Church built by Franciscan monks. Kaunas medieval monument is the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary's Ascension, which since 1930, since the years of the anniversary of Vytautas the Great is called by the name of Vytautas. The church of Franciscans was built around 1400. According to the legend, Vytautas the Great Lithuanian Duke who build the church, escaped from the lost battle of Vorskla with tartars in Ukraine. The church suffered from the fires and floods many times; however it maintained its initial design, gothic forms. There is a Nemunas river water-measure scale attached to the side door of the church showing the greatest floods over the last centuries.Address: Aleksoto g. 3, KaunasPhone: +370 37 203 854Website: http://vytautine.lcn.ltTickets: Entrance free.
It is considered to be one of the first churches in Kaunas. A wooden church near the castle was built for Bernardines monks who settled in the city in 1468. A brick St. George church began to be built in 1471. It is unknown precisely when it was finished, but it was already functioning from 1503. High span roof, large volume and unplastered brick walls accentuate the Gothic nature of the building. The church contains three naves and five spans. The walls of width of 1.4 meter are buttressed by massive abutments. This church suffered from the fires, wars, and was reconstructed more than once. In 1812, Napoleon's army turned the church to the flour storehouse. For the last time big repair of the church was performed in 1936. There was the storehouse during the post-war. The monks recovered the church, which was indeed in a sad state, in 2005. A brick building lying next to the church was built in the 16th century, which maintained many elements typical to the pointed style.Address: Papilio g. 7, 9, KaunasPhone: (+370 37) 224 659
"Stumbras Museum" gives an overview on the development of alcohol consumption culture in Lithuania and presents the role of the company in the process of industrialization. Visitors may get acquainted with the history of the distillery: century-old buildings, documents from archives and photographs. The exposition shows a collection of historical things related with "Stumbras" company including devices used in the process of production, labels and packing variety. A part of the museum is devoted to a room of Mykolas Velykis who was a co-owner of the distillery in the interwar period. The room is furnished following authentic traditions of those times. Visitors of "Stumbras Museum" have an exceptional opportunity to walk around the distillery and see how Stumbras' drinks are produced and bottled in present modern factory.Address: K.Būgos g. 7, KaunasPhone: +370 686 94388Website: http://www.stumbras.euOpening hours: Opening hours - as greedTickets: Excursion without degustation -18 Lt; Excursion + degustation of 4 drinks - 25 Lt; Excursion + degustation of 8 drinks - 40 Lt; Excursion + degustation of 10 drinks - 60 Lt
International contest of the project of Lithuanian bank was declared, and the first place was taken by the team of the architects from Paris. However, the designed building was too expensive, therefore a new project was assigned to be prepared by M. Songaila, the professor of Lithuanian architecture and the chairman of the jury committee. The construction was finished in 1928. The Bank is the building on the corner, having different façades, which is monumental, and distinguishes for its magnificence. A sculptural group with national and Lithuania's statehood symbols is pictured in front of a half-round window in the triangle gable on the main façade. Fortunately, it was protected from destruction during the Soviet period by concreting over the Lithuanian symbols - pillars of Vytis and Gediminas. Antique themes predominate in the Operation hall. It is one of the safest banks. The valuables are secure in the pre-war English safe-deposits. Interior of 1929 was restored in 1996-1997. It is one of the most valuable inter-war buildings of social purpose. The Museum was opened in the bank, which presents exhibits related to the development of banking and monetary relations in Lithuania, videotapes on the Bank of Lithuania, production of currency and its security features.Address: Maironio g. 25, KaunasPhone: +370 37 490 615Website: http://www.lb.lt
In 2011 a small museum was opened inside the ensemble which traces the history of the buildings from their founding to the present and the origin of the Sisters of St. Casimir.Address: T. Masiulio g. 31, KaunasPhone: +370 37 458 868Website: http://www.pazaislis.orgOpening hours: Open II-V 10.00 - 17.00 p.m., VI 10.00 - 16.00 Closed Mon, Sun.Tickets: 10 Lt/ 5 Lt
The original bridge on wooden poles was built in 1812. It was used by Napoleon's Army fleeing from Russia. North-western region, while Aleksotas and Užnemunė belonged to Poland, where the Napoleonic Code and even different calendars were used. Jokingly, Aleksotas Bridge was called the longest bridge in the world: the Slavic (Julian) calendar was used in the province of Kaunas, whereas Užnemunė used the Catholic (Gregorian) calendar; therefore, it took 13 days to cross the bridge (the old calendar was 13 days behind the new one). The bridge had a draw mechanism, which did not function properly and, therefore, was never used.Address: Vytauto Didžiojo tiltas
A baroque Jesuits' church with the buildings of the monastery and the school from the both sides predominates in the southern side of the square. Jesuits started establishing in this block since 1642. The most valuable building of this complex is considered to be the baroque St. Francis Ksaveras Church, which started to be built in 1666, however was sanctified only in 1759. There were difficulties when building this church, it even burnt several times. TERRACE: the rooftop terrace offers undoubtedly the best views of the Town Hall.Address: Rotušės a. 7, 8, 9, KaunasPhone: +370 641 44614Website: http://www.perkunonamas.ltOpening hours: Terrace: May-September V-VI 11.00 - 16.00Tickets: 5 Lt/ 2,5 Lt
More than 7000 plant taxon comprise botanical collections and expositions. Well-groomed and rich plant expositions, the largest Green house in Lithuania, picturesque old park with a unique pond system and bridges, numerous buildings of Aukstoji Freda estate bears romantic historical spirit and creates calm natural environment for visitors.Address: Ž. E. Žilibero g. 6, KaunasPhone: (+370 37) 390 033Website: http://botanika.vdu.ltOpening hours: I-V 9.00 - 18.00 P.M. VI-VII 9.00 - 19.00Subway: Bus N°20 from the Castle or Bus N°25 City centerTickets: 8 Lt/ 6 Lt/ 2 Lt/ 1 Lt
The nuclear bunker was established 6 meters underground in the civil safety bomb shelter of the Soviet period. In the nuclear bunker you can see some exclusive exhibits of technical equipment from World War I, interwar, World War II, Cold War and contemporary times. You can also get acquainted with the exposition of the technical development of civil safety. There are many portable devises for scanning radiation and chemical environment and a variety of protection measures from various kinds of dangers exposed in the bunker.Address: Raudondvario pl. 164 APhone: +370 682 66666Website: http://www.atominisbunkeris.lt/
It is a unique and one of the largest (195 ha) open-air ethnographic museums in Europe. It has the biggest quantity of exhibits (140 buildings and over 88 000 mobile exhibits). The museum presents the mode of life, works, and traditions of peasants and townspeople of all Lithuanian ethnographic areas: Dzūkija, Aukštaitija, Suvalkija, Žemaitija and Lithuania Minor. There are fragments of the villages, authentic farms, century-old buildings with flower gardens, orchards and vegetable gardens, with crosses and wooden roofed poles, technical facilities – mills, forges, a fulling-mill and oil-mill lining along 7 km circular route, meandering between forests, meadows and hills. In the centre of the museum there is a fragment of a township with its typical buildings, where pots are shaped, amber and wood works are done and weaving process of linen is presented. Guided tours, educational programs, calendar feasts, folk group concerts are being organized in the museum.Address: L. Lekavičiaus g. 2, LT-56337 Rumšiškės, Kaišiadorių r.Phone: +370 346 47392Website: http://www.llbm.ltOpening hours: May- September I-VII 10.00 - 18; October-March III-VII 10.00 - 16.00More info: The museum is situated near the highway A1/E85, Vilnius - Kaunas, 25 km from Kaunas.Subway: The most comfortable access by your own transport. Minibuses and buses from Kaunas bus station to "Rumšiškės" are available. Tickets: 10 Lt /5 Lt
The tours organized by Babilonas are designed for groups of up to 40 people. Services: experienced tour guide, bike rental, transportation and technical assistance, and renting of helmets, gloves and bike baskets. The guests may additionally order lunch packs or other services, including bathhouse, tents, camping sites, etc.Address: Žalioji g. 38A, KaunasPhone: +370 37 202545Website: http://www.babilonas.lt
The Capitals Golf Club is the first professional 18 hole golf course in Lithuania. The course lies in a dramatically varied landscape containing natural lakes, streams, wooded areas and magnificent views of the unspoiled surrounding countryside.Address: Pipiriškių k., Pastrėvio sen. 21331 Elektrėnų sav. LithuaniaPhone: (+370) 619 99999Website: http://www.capitals.ltOpening hours: Mon - Sun: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Set in the atmospheric basement of the stylish Kaunas Hotel, this restaurant oozes romance. It's a real treat!Address: Laisvės al. 79Phone: +370 37 750 870Website: http://www.kaunashotel.lt
Traditional cuisine restaurant located in the Old Town. Make sure you try the soup in the bowl made from bread.Address: M. Valančiaus g. 9Phone: +370 37 200 913Website: http://www.berneliuuzeiga.lt
A recognised, local restaurant serving such delights as Venison in a Cherry Sauce.Address: Rotušės a. 10Phone: +370 37 320 956Website: http://www.medziotojai.lt
An Egyptian restaurant in the centre of the city, offering a variety of staple Middle Eastern delicacies.Address: M. Daukšos g. 29Phone: +370 37 324 301Website: http://www.ramzis.lt
A terrace to dine at while enjoying views of the Old Town or a medieval brick vaulted cellar inside, complete with frescoed walls by candle light.Address: Vilniaus g. 34Phone: +370 37 202 806Website: http://www.seniejirusiai.lt
Legendary restaurant - brewery "Avilys", situated in Kaunas Old Town in an ancient vault.Address: Vilniaus g. 34Phone: +370 37 203 476Website: http://www.avilys.lt
It is a restaurant settled in the 16th century building in the main square of Kaunas old town. It is not just a wine-house, wine restaurant and beer restaurant – it is also the cultural centre of Kaunas old town.Address: Rotušės a. 4Phone: +370 685 08662Website: http://www.sadute.lt
The restaurant's "Svarstykles" chefs offer delicious European dishes. Here chefs from Beijing to produce for you according to the Beijing City Chinese recipes for special dishes.Address: T. Masiulio g. 18EPhone: +370 37 452 433Website: http://www.pazaislisparkhotel.lt
The stylish, spacious "1410" restaurant, located in "Žalgiris" arena.Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 50Phone: +370 611 22033Website: http://www.1410.ltMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Address: Savanorių pr. 178, Kaunas Phone: +370 657 24242More info: email@example.com
The restaurant Diverso offers European cuisine with grill elements. The restaurant is perfect for business lunches or dinners. Restaurant offers cooking show with a degustation of local dishes with a local drinks.Address: K. Donelaičio g. 27, Kaunas Phone: +370 37 306 226 Website: http://www.diverso.ltMore info: Hotel "Park Inn Kaunas"
Chinese cuisine and Japanese sushi-bar, with a stylish design.Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49, Kaunas Phone: +370 37 223 223 Website: http://www.ganbeicity.ltMore info: Shopping center "Akropolis"
Restaurant is located in the authentic, 500-years old wine cellar.Address: M. Valančiaus g. 7, Kaunas Phone: +370 37 242 282 Website: http://www.gurme.lt
Spanish cuisine and a big variety of wines.Address: Vilniaus g. 22, Kaunas Phone: +370 620 96464
Le Rouge Brasserie & Cafe. French restaurant, located in the heart of Old Town.Address: Vilniaus g. 26 KaunasPhone: +370 60662736 Website: http://www.lerouge.ltMore info: email@example.com
Portofino is all about Italy - food, wines, music – even interior narrates visitors about this special and magical place in the world.Address: Savanorių pr. 404, Kaunas Phone: (+370 37) 490302 Website: http://www.portofino.lt
Grilled food, stakes, salad. Breakfast menu. Free WiFi internet access.Address: Savanorių pr. 439, Kaunas Phone: +370 690 20000More info: email@example.com
European cuisine, cosy and modern restaurant on the ground floor of the Magnus Hotel.Address: Vytauto pr. 25, KaunasPhone: +370 37 340 000 Website: http://www.magnushotel.ltMore info: email@example.com
Address: Vytauto pr. 32, Kaunas Phone: (+370 37) 210405 Website: http://www.intilsit.ltMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Italian cuisine and home wines.Address: Rotušės a. 4, Kaunas Phone: +370 662 42453 Website: http://www.pianopiano.ltMore info: email@example.com
Great place for a summertime outdoor coffee as well as the great place in town of Spanish food.Address: Laisvės al. 74, KaunasPhone: +370 620 832 77
The stylish Italian restaurant radiating homely warmth located in the centre of Kaunas. Homemade pasta, Italian pizzas, salads, desserts and carefully selected wines from the best Italian wine regions.Address: Maironio g. 22, KaunasPhone: +370 685 61212Website: http://www.piccolaitalia.lt
Located in Kaunas picture gallery.Address: K. Donelaičio g. 16, KaunasPhone: +370 676 36928
Restaurant Monte Pacis is headed by chef Darius Dabrovolskas, a bronze winner of Culinary olympics 2012. A la Carte menu, based on local and seasonal products, innovatively and tastefully combines the culinary heritages of different epoques and cultures that once existed and still exist in Pažaislis. The wine list includes authentic wine made by the monks. Two Monte Pacis indoor hallsare perfectly fit for different types of events, conferences or concerts.Address: T. Masiulio g. 31, KaunasPhone: +37065595185Website: http://www.montepacis.lt
Fresh and tasty. Talutti invites you to taste and get to know dishes from all over the world.Address: Taikos pr. 12, KaunasPhone: +37065668999Website: http://www.talutti.lt
Asian restaurant located in the Old Town. A special and unique place with luxury atmosphere and architecture.Address: Vilniaus g. 10, KaunasPhone: +37061264640
Mediterranean restaurant located in the Old Town.Address: Vilniaus g. 22, KaunasPhone: +370 620 96464
European cuisine. Our premier goal is hundred percent guests satisfaction, and this is not only the words, but a fact which all our acting and activities are concerned around!Address: Vilniaus g. 24, KaunasPhone: +370 650 36506Website: http://www.pas-stanley.com
Raw Inn - is passionate about supporting you in embracing a new level of body and mind health. Our mission is to share sophisticated, mouth - watering tastes of healthy raw vegan living.Address: Vilniaus gatvė 30 - 1, KaunasPhone: +370 37 207631Website: http://www.rawinn.lt
Literally "Coffee Club" – there is a cosy aromatic air about this place. Also stocks quality teas.Address: M. Valančiaus g. 19Phone: +370 37 229 669
This is a popular coffee shop. From the early morning until late at the evening it is full of coffee lovers at Vero Café.Address: Laisvės al. 75Phone: +370 618 55402Website: http://www.verocafe.lt
Presto Cafe has the tasty coffee an excellent variety and different kinds of tea too.Address: Laisvės alėja 90Phone: (+370 37) 210 290Website: http://www.presto.lt
Great central location, cosy atmosphere, very tasty coffee.Address: Laisvės al. 72 Phone: +370 699 77541
The Bake House offers fresh cakes, rolls, biscuits, buns, cheesecakes and a lot more. This is a great place for a tasty snack.Address: Vilniaus g. 37-9Phone: +370 678 42717Website: http://murklys.lt
Caffe MIO - located in the city centre, offers you a various coffee types.Address: Laisvės al. 31Phone: +370 640 44297
Alkava is confectionery which offers exclusively handmade cakes, pastries, pies, huge variety of sweets and rolls.Address: A. Mickevičiaus g. 40Phone: +370 37 209 981 Website: http://www.alkava.lt
An old, but a great place for tasty doughnut. Lithuanian doughnut, known as a "spurga", is similar to the international doughnut but not quite the same. Spurgos a few other snacks plus the array of coffee, tea or other light refreshments.Address: Laisvės al. 84Phone: (+370 37) 200 355
Arbatine is a vegetarian café in the very centre of Kaunas. Vegan-friendly. English menu.Address: Laisves al. 106 Phone: +370 601 55526
This award winning brewery serves one of the most celebrated beers in Lithuania – Alus.Address: Vilniaus g. 34Phone: +370 37 203 476Website: http://www.avilys.lt
Its name is short for "Blue Orange." Popular with local students, energetic and busy at weekends.Address: Muitines g. 9Phone: +370 37 206 542Website: http://www.blueorange.lt
Bizarre and quite unique, the pneumatic furniture actually moves to the beat when the evening starts to heat up.Address: Vilniaus g. 16Phone: +370 37 321 434Website: http://www.crazyhouse.lt/
A club that plays live music. Great place for concerts of good music, discos, acoustic evenings, or karaoke.Address: Laisvės al. 59 (V floor ), Kaunas Phone: +370 657 45003 Website: http://www.dzempub.ltMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Address: Rotušės a. 2, KaunasPhone: +370 608 96417 Opening hours: IV- VI 11.00 p.m.- 05.00 a.m.
Playing music: Soul, RnB, pop, house, progressive house.Address: A. Jakšto g. 4, KaunasPhone: +370 650 81579Website: http://www.shtab.lt
Whisky bar.Address: Kurpių g. 29, KaunasPhone: +370 37 203 984Website: http://www.viskiobaras.ltOpening hours: Tue - Thu: 5:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.; Fri - Sat: 5:00 p.m. - 5:00 a.m.More info: email@example.com
YzY bar is very informal, but warm surrounding with perfect service.Address: Vilniaus g. 19, KaunasPhone: +370 655 15066
Shopping and entertainment centre AKROPOLIS is a synonym of supermarkets in Lithuania, which means a rich assortment and a unique combination of commerce, entertainment and services. AKROPOLIS embraces the following: Shops selling hundreds of the most popular brands; a wide range of financial, domestic, telecommunication, travel and beauty service providers; lots of entertainments: multiplex movie theatres, bowling, skating rinks, a number of restaurants and delicacies.Address: Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49Phone: +370 659 38262Website: http://www.akropolis.ltOpening hours: I-VII 8.00-24.00
At shopping and leisure centre MEGA visitors can find stores that sell everything from fashion goods to building materials. The centre hosts various events, activities, exhibitions all year long. More than 130 shops and entertainment services, 10 restaurants and coffee-bars. Entertainment: 5-screen multiplex cinema; bowling and pool club; children entertainment club; laser space. The shopping centre stands out among other Europe shopping centres for its biggest marine aquarium.10 m high, 4 m wide, and 11 m long, with 800 exotic fishes and 6 sharks, this aquarium is one of the most spectacular sights in the country.Address: Islandijos pl. 32Phone: +370 37 239 000Website: http://www.mega.lt Opening hours: I-VII 8.00-24.00
MOLAS - Shopping and service centre provides: Cafes, restaurants, bowling, mini golf, 100 shops from food to electronics. Banks, cleaning, sewing, free wireless internet access and other services.Address: K. Baršausko g. 66APhone: +370 37 45 14 41Website: http://www.pcmolas.lt Opening hours: I-VII 8.00-23.00More info: email@example.com
The largest business area in Kaunas, shopping area URMAS today is known as a deep tradition of fostering trade in a commercial complex.Address: Pramonės pr. 16Phone: +370 37 350 662Website: http://www.urmas.net Opening hours: I-VI 9.00-18.00 VII 9.00-15.00
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When it comes to teaching the importance of success and legacy, Jefferson Community College is getting as close to the source as possible.
Martin Luther King III is headlining JCCs Evening of Music and Conversation at 7 p.m. Feb. 23 at the colleges Sturtz Theater.
Mr. King, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.s oldest son, will discuss his fathers legacy and overcoming obstacles.
Although February is National Black History Month, Assistant Director of Student Activities Thomas D. Wojcikowski said that was not the reason the college decided to ask Mr. King to speak at the college.
Its something thats important to bring in, he said. Were always looking for speakers that would captivate the students. Its a cultural event.
He said that Mr. Kings agency, the Harry Walker Agency, was not available to comment because of time constraints.
Last year, the college did another Evening of Music and Conversation, featuring actors Danny Glover as Langston Hughes and Felix Justice as Martin Luther King Jr.
Mr. Wojcikowski said that while hosting an Evening of Music and Conversation event two years in a row was unintentional, he would not be opposed to his student activities board making it an annual event.
Its a possibility, he said. They thought this will be a great program. Itll be a packed house.
Mr. King speaks about his fathers legacy at college campuses across the country, but his speech for JCC will be customized also to cover how to overcome challenges, a topic JCC has covered through many speakers in the past.
Its a positive message, Mr. Wojcikowski said. While the students face challenges, everyone has to face challenges. All of our students are unique because we have both traditional and nontraditional students. To hear his story and the story of his father, it might spark something in them that makes them say, I want to do better. I want to be more successful.
Black Violin, the nights opening act, features two hip-hop violinists, an act that Mr. Wojcikowski said is touted as unique.
The JCC student activities pamphlet states that Black Violin breaks all the rules, blending the classical with the modern to create something rare, a sound that no one has heard, but that everyone wants to feel.
Tickets are free but are required for attendance because of space constraints. JCC students can get two tickets per student starting Tuesday. Public tickets, two per person, will be available starting Feb. 4.
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POTSDAM Something old, new, borrowed and something for charity is at the Carol Lee Shoppe, 69 Market St., this bridal season.
The bridal shop is selling wedding dresses with a portion of the proceeds benefitting the Edward I. Moses Walk/Run for Life, a fundraiser for the St. Lawrence County Cancer Fund.
Shop owner Julie A. Smith, Potsdam, said she and her employees spent several hours in the fall rearranging the store to make room for approximately 75 wedding gowns from a bridal shop in Ogdensburg, the Elegant Lady, 305 Main St., which closed recently.
KeithaLee M. Lauson, former owner of the Elegant Lady, who is also a Realtor and has since retired and moved to South Carolina, said she ran into problems trying to auction off the remainder of her dresses and needed to find a way to get them off her hands.
The upstairs of our garage, which is like a whole separate apartment, was full of racks of gowns, she said.
Thats when Penny Bogardus of Fowler, Mrs. Lausons associate real estate broker at Lacy Realty, 176 W. Main St., No. 1, Gouverneur, suggested she sell them to benefit the St. Lawrence County Cancer Fund.
My daughter-in-law, Jessica Bogardus, is on the committee for the Edward I. Moses Walk/Run for Life, which happens every April, Mrs. Bogardus said. Weve always been looking for ways to raise money for the walk.
Mrs. Lauson said they decided to have a bridal bazaar at the realty office in November to raise money for the walk.
Anything that can go for a good cause, Im all for it, Mrs. Lauson said.
The sale raised about $900, but there were still more than 70 dresses left without a home.
They just couldnt stay in the office, Mrs. Bogardus said. There was no room for them.
Ms. Smith said Mrs. Bogardus contacted her, asking her to sell the dresses in her shop, with a portion of the price to benefit the walk.
Charitys always good, Ms. Smith said. Its good to give back.
Ms. Smith said she also contributed 25 to 30 gowns from her store to sell for the cause She said the shop hasnt sold any dresses yet because the holiday season isnt the best time to sell wedding gowns.
Were planning to take some of them to bridal shows starting next weekend to get the word out about them, she said.
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Los Angeles Dodgers hires former St Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire as hitting coach. MORE
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McGwire Admits That He Used Steroids
Mark McGwire, the St. Louis Cardinals' new hitting coach, said he used steroids on and off for nearly a decade, including when he broke the home run record in 1998.January 12, 2010 sportsNews
Mark McGwire Discusses Hitting Instructor Role
In a rare interview, the former slugger discussed his work as a hitting guru, mentor to four major leaguers.March 13, 2009 sportsNews
Sports of The Times
Voters Cannot Forgive or Forget Suspicions of McGwire's Drug Use
Maybe it sounds vindictive to dwell upon the rejection of Mark McGwire for the third consecutive year, but he brought it on himself.January 13, 2009 sportsNews
In Hall Vote, Tainted Candidates and Split Tickets
The only question that matters in Monday's vote for the Baseball Hall of Fame is whether each candidate belongs in Cooperstown, but that is complicated by voting limits for the selection committee.
December 5, 2014, Friday
Someday Soon, There May Be No Such Thing as a Free Pass
Intentional walks are at their lowest level since baseball began compiling the statistic in 1955, perhaps because the tactic is ineffective.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
Heavy Hitters on Pariahs' Row, Shunned by Hall of Fame
Five of the top 12 home run hitters in major league baseball history may never be enshrined in Cooperstown.
January 13, 2014, Monday
A Quiet Summer in Cooperstown
Voters for the Baseball Hall of Fame in January emphatically rejected the candidacies of players from the steroids era like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa.
December 31, 2013, Tuesday
A Bash Brother Returns to St. Louis, Wearing Dodger Blue
The hitting coach Mark McGwire and outfielder Skip Schumaker will try to help the Dodgers beat their old team, the Cardinals, as the N.L.C.S. begins on Friday night.
October 12, 2013, Saturday
Bonds (and Everyone) Strikes Out
In the most resounding referendum yet on the legacy of steroids in baseball, voters for the Hall of Fame emphatically rejected the candidacies of Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens in balloting results announced Wednesday.
January 10, 2013, Thursday
Auburn Considers a Colorful Résumé
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McGwire to Coach Dodgers' Hitters
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In Hitting Coaches, Cardinals Rely on More Than Extra Pair of Eyes
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The Other Bones are a Portland, Maine-based trio comprised of Andrew Mead (synth, guitar, production), Eric Bruce (guitar), and Loretta Allen (vocals, synth). The group embraces contemporary electronic production while featuring soulful vocals and powerful rock guitars to create a unique blend of sounds. While finding it difficult to draw comparisons to the band's sound, one reviewer commented that the band is "Adele meets The XX" while others have made comparisons to MGMT, Kimbra, and Passion Pit.
Hinges, the album about a year, is the perfect snapshot of a band in the midst of a decisive debut year. In the seven months since their inception, The Other Bones have been diligently producing videos, releasing material, and building up a strong, social-media-driven fan base while compiling their EP. The album was recorded and co-produced by The Other Bones and Jon Wyman (Rustic Overtones, Sparks The Rescue, Dean Ford), all of whom worked to retain the unity of sound that defines The Other Bones' live show. From the electro-leaning rock opener "Not This Way" to the 90's-R&B-infused "The Bad In Goodbye" to the anthemic "Feels Like Home," Hinges is a promising first glimpse of a band ready to make an impact.
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There's something so incredibly irresistible about small versions of our favorite things-for example, baby burgers and puppies, need we say more?-which is why it should come as no surprise that we're currently crushing on petite purses. Thankfully, we're not alone in our obsession; we've spotted mini bags on tons of top trendsetters (Alexa Chung, we're looking at you) and the best runways too, hence today's story, which pays homage to this must-have accessory!
After years of gigantic handbags, the pendulum is finally swinging back to the smaller side of things, as fashion houses started showing pint-sized options last fall, a trend that's only gotten bigger this year. Phoebe Philo can be partially credited with starting the craze via the bags she created for Celine, which come in extra small styles like the Nano Shopper and the Micro Shopper, both of which are hugely popular with fashion insiders. In addition to Celine, we're also quite enamored with the long-strap mini bags presented at the Valentino F/W 11 show. Designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli showed lovely ladylike looks for autumn, including the Panno Double A Line Skirt ($1590, 212.772.6969) with the Panno Double Cropped Jacket with Rock Stud ($4750, 212.772.6969) and a super small, chain strap shoulder bag. The dainty handbag is the perfect accent for the polished ensemble, but it works equally well with other outfits, as our stylesettters show!
Lately we've seen a plethora of mini bags on some of our favorite fashionable tastemakers, all of whom opted for small bags with extra-long straps. Some, like Nicky Hilton and Alexa Chung, choose to wear their mini bags with more casual fare and they pull it off with aplomb. For example, Hilton was snapped last month in Malibu wearing a decidedly chill outfit comprised of Paige shorts (the Silverlake Shorts ($139) in Brooks Lane are the same style, just in a currently available wash), an Alexander Wang tank, Cha Cha's House of Ill Repute hat, leopard Steve Madden Madee Loafers ($119.95), and a covetable Celine Mini Boston Bag ($1450, 305866.1888). Alexa Chung also chose a petite purse earlier this summer, though her carrier of choice is Chanel. Snapped on day three of Glastonbury, Chung looked lovely in a cream Topshop Flower Crochet Insert Dress ($70) paired with a mini classic flap bag from Chanel and black Chelsea boots from Office (the Curious Elastic Chelsea B Boots ($138) are quite similar). We approve of her bag choice for the occasion; a hands-free carrier is always the ideal option for a music festival or concert!
The mini bag is a spot-on selection for work functions and parties too, just look to ladies like Lauren Conrad, Jen Brill, and Teen Vogue's Accessory Director, Shiona Turini for inspiration. Conrad and Brill both selected small long-strap bags for recent fashion fetes; the former paired a Rebecca Minkoff Embrace Bag ($295, check out Nordstrom for the exact style in a different color) with said designer's Claudia Dress ($345, 323.913.3040) and Jimmy Choo heels for a party celebrating the Rebecca Minkoff pop-up shop in Confederacy, while the latter wore a Chanel The New Shape Bag ($1650,212.535.5505) in Gunmetal and dress to celebrate the opening of the new Chanel boutique in Bergdorf Goodman. The bags work as a youthful accent to their fancy party dresses (it's basically the accessory equivalent of adding a denim jacket) and the overall effect is decidedly cute. We also love the way Teen Vogue's Accessory Director, Shiona Turini styled her mini bag at a party celebrating Joie's new flagship store in New York. Turini looked sophisticated and stylish in a vintage skirt (she found it at a flea market nearly a decade ago!), Equipment Signature Blouse ($208) in Electric Blue, Rebecca Minkoff Becky Blazer ($325, sold-out in coral, but available at Shopbop in red), Dries Van Noten belt, Prada mary-jane heels and a classic Chanel bag. Could she be any more darling? We think not!
With these darling examples in mind, we encourage you to hop on this accessory trend and pick up a mini bag today. Even better: while our spotlighted girls all carried investment purses, you definitely can pull off this trend without ponying up a ton of cash. One of our favorite options on the market is Ann Taylor's Lady Bag ($178, 800.342.5266), which comes in the perfect cherry red color and has darling pyramid-stud details. It's amazing, no? If you want something even smaller, do check out Zara's Handbag ($49.90, 323.935.5041), which is in stores now and possibly the ideal pick for a girls' night out. We're also quite crazy about J. Crew's Rigby Saddle Bag ($148) in Windsor Grey; it's also available in Black and Flame, which is a really fantastic orange-red. We could totally imagine someone like Claudia Schiffer wearing this super simple bag, and think it would look amazing with all of fall's '70s influenced pieces. If you're interested in a petite purse with a subtle pop of color, we simply must point out that Milly's Small Leather Shoulder Bag ($325) in Watermelon is beyond adorable. The bamboo lock and gold chain strap help give the bag a wonderfully vintage vibe, no wonder we adore it so! In addition to these showcased styles, we have a few more suggestions for you. If you're dying for a classic black bag, you might love Mulberry's Lily Leather Shoulder Bag ($750), MICHAEL Michael Kors' Hamilton Quilted Small Crossbody Bag ($148), or Kate Spade's Essex Small Scout ($295)-all three are smart, small, and chic. We also think ASOS' Boxy Lock Bag ($43.10) is a sweet choice, as is DKNY's Vintage Leather Top Zip Crossbody Bag ($225); they both have a retro vibe that's ideal for fall!
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Howards End; A Drawing-Room War With Edwardian Grace
Forster is not passe, but time has played tricks on his work. The shapeliness of his prose and his plotting still satisfies. The wit remains piercing and seemingly painless. Yet our world is now so different from Forster's that we follow the drawing-room war in "Howards End," seen in the confrontation of the two high-minded Schlegel sisters with the members of the rich, acquisitive Wilcox family, as if it were a fantastic spectacle, a time out of time.March 13, 1992 moviesReview
Forster's 'Maurice' Becomes a Movie
The manuscript of ''Maurice,'' the homosexual love story E. M. Forster wrote in 1914 and then suppressed for 56 years, bore a characteristically quizzical note in the novelist's own hand when it was discovered in his rooms at King's College here after his death in 1970. ''Publishable,'' it said, ''but worth it?''November 12, 1986 moviesNews
Forster's Commonplace Book
"The cardinal fact in my life is my writing,'' E. M. Forster once declared. And even though the peculiar shape of his novelistic career implies a sharp cessation of literary labors in middle age - his first four novels, including the brilliant ''Howard's End,'' were written between the years 1905 and 1910, and his last, ''A Passage to India,'' in 1924 - he actually remained extraordinarily productive until his death in 1970 at the age of 90, turning out reviews, essays and as many as six letters a day to family and friends.December 18, 1985 artsReview
The Strange Case of E.M. Forster
E.M. Forster's first four novels, as Elizabeth Bowen once noted, ''burst on the world in a sort of glorious rush,'' and the last of those, ''Howards End,'' assured him of lasting fame - at the age of 31. Over the years, his reputation would accrue in interest, and when he died in 1970 at the age of 91, he was mourned as one of England's greatest novelists and her preeminent literary sage.January 8, 1984 artsReview
In Myth and Literature, the Mango Remains King
The mango, inspiring authors in South Asia for generations.
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FORT DRUM Soldiers from the 10th Mountain Divisions Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion took their training to a higher level Wednesday, scaling up and down a 180-foot communication tower to practice maneuvering on them safely.
The divisions soldiers were the first ever to do the mobile tower training course, typically an Air Force specialty, on an Army installation. In the past, work at communication towers may have been done for the Army by civilian or Air Force personnel. The goal is to allow soldiers to do the work themselves.
When it comes to proper installation of actual cable antenna systems on a tower, they need to know how to properly get up that tower, said Staff Sgt. Christopher L. Penn of the 364th Training Squadron, one of the instructors.
Trainers from Sheppard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, Texas, came to post to teach the condensed class.
During a morning session opened to local media, a group of about 10 soldiers, primarily cable system installers, could be seen rescuing a fellow soldier who was hanging from the tower about 50 feet off the ground.
Pvt. Kenaz L. Russell lowered himself down to Spc. Michael J. Lawlar as an instructor, Staff Sgt. Charles D. Hawthorne, looked on. Securing Spc. Lawlar in his harness, Pvt. Russell slowly worked his way down, getting the pair to the ground safely and preparing first aid.
On the ground, the two admitted some nerves about how far from the ground they were on the tower.
When I got up there, its way different than being on the ground, Pvt. Russell said. He said that turning the climb into a game helped calm him.
One part of the training is getting soldiers over any fear of heights.
Sgt. Penn said an early portion of the class includes climbing to 30 to 40 feet, to gauge soldiers reaction and climbing ability.
Theyve got to have nerves of steel, said Lt. Col. Jeffrey M. Schroeder, division chief information officer.
The training comes as the division headquarters plans for a potential deployment in 2014, though it has not been formally announced by the Department of Defense.
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|DEA Lack of Data Storage Results In Dismissed Drug Case
|Thursday August 16, 2012 @01:12PM
|Ask Slashdot: Protecting Data From a Carrington Event?
|Thursday August 16, 2012 @07:38AM
|Ask Slashdot: How to ensure data would survive a Carrington event
|Wednesday August 15, 2012 @02:41PM
|BBC Delivered 2.8PB On Busiest Olympics Day, Reaching 700Gb/s As Wiggo Won Gold
|Monday August 13, 2012 @05:20PM
|JPMorgan Chase Spends $500 Million On a Data Center
|Tuesday August 07, 2012 @11:15AM
|Hitachi Data Systems CTO: EU 'right to be forgotten' will fail
|Thursday August 02, 2012 @08:06PM
|Computing for the Large Hadron Collider
|Thursday August 02, 2012 @08:11AM
|UK Gov's Open Data Work Slammed As 'Sloppy'
|Thursday July 26, 2012 @02:40PM
|World's Most Powerful x86 Supercomputer Boots Up in Germany
|Tuesday July 24, 2012 @12:11AM
|Anonymous Threatens To Expose Australian ISPs Over Data Retention
|Friday July 20, 2012 @11:22PM
|Analyzing Tweets To Identify Psychopaths
|Friday July 20, 2012 @02:25PM
|Analyzing Tweets To Identify Psychopaths
|Wednesday July 18, 2012 @12:16PM
|Google Fiber to launch next week
|Wednesday July 18, 2012 @12:10PM
|VMware, EMC Shakeup Hints At Data Center's Future
|Wednesday July 18, 2012 @08:51AM
|AT&T Introducing Verizon-Style Shared Data Plans
|Thursday July 12, 2012 @11:28PM
|Android Forums Hacked: 1 Million User Credentials Stolen
|Thursday July 05, 2012 @02:03PM
|Seagoing Servers Hit the Rocks
|Sunday July 01, 2012 @05:04PM
|Boston Using IBM Engineers To Solve Traffic Problems
|Friday June 29, 2012 @12:14PM
|Boston Use IBM Engineers to Look at How to Solve Traffic Woes
|Thursday June 14, 2012 @02:21AM
|Chords To 1300 Songs Analyzed Statistically For Patterns
|Tuesday June 12, 2012 @06:02PM
|Verizon Share Everything
|Monday June 04, 2012 @02:31PM
|NoSQL Document Storage Benefits and Drawbacks
|Thursday May 31, 2012 @06:24PM
|Ask Slashdot: What Type of Asset Would You Not Virtualize?
|Wednesday May 23, 2012 @01:07PM
|Stanford Bioengineers Create Rewritable Digital Data Storage In DNA
|Tuesday May 22, 2012 @10:18AM
|The Return of Magnetic Tape
|Tuesday May 22, 2012 @09:07AM
|WHMCS Data Compromised By Good Old Social Engineering
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