One of my favourite places in Vilnius for everything: working outside, walking, meeting friends, having a coffee or another beverage and just relaxing. It offers it all: cools places to hang out, have a great cup coffee and desserts (including soft ice cream), eat some food, do sports, jog, enjoy and discover nature, etc. Sapiega palace park is one of the oldest Vilnius city parks, which was established in XVIIth century by Grand Hetman of Lithuania - Kazimieras Jonas Sapiega. It lies next to his (now abandoned) baroque style palace and a former Trinitarian monastery, which he helped establish. This entire complex (over 8ha) occupies a big chunk of Antakanis neighbourhood. The park is of an intricate baroque style geometrical plan; it boasts in having both many local and foreign (but not exotic) species of trees. Not too far away from the main entrance to the park, the oldest linden tree (over 300-350 years old) is still proudly growing in the park. The original park walls remain to this day. In 2016, Tech Park Vilnius opened its doors in the former hospital complex. It opens its spaces for the local community and event organizers alike, so the park is now always buzzing with either families, as there are good playgrounds, seniors strolling or a trendy crowd going to/from work/events!

This is a nice Park very and well mentained.

Half a place to walk!

Park is a little run-down, but not too bad. Seemed to be most enjoyed by seniors and mother's with young kids :)

lovely place. really peaceful and has a nice cafe nearby

Beautiful place with lovely cafes.

There is perfect combination of old and new. Despite the place looks a bit tired at first visit, later you start to like it's calmness. The tech park inside attracts some trendy businesses and crowds there too

Not a bad park. Plenty of space to do some easy jogging, or just come for a walk. They have a playground for kids there. There is also in summer months a grill terrace Barkodas in the park area, which gives this park even more vibe.

Good place in the city: walk, relax, books, ride, trees, kids playgrounds, cafe, wc

The park has a little coffee shop and the outside summer library. The library contains books about Vilnius with nice pictures suitable for all visitors speaking any language. There also are some colorful books for children. :)

Nice place to spend time, to walk. High quality coffee in the cafe at the central entrance (from Antakalnio str.).

I was at a night party, it was good.

A former miltary hospital campus, clean but rough around the edges. Good for picnics, lawn tennis etc. Has a few playgrounds for kids, two cafes, a pub and a diner. Old trees provide cool shade on sunny days.

This is very old park which was established inside Manor. There are some facilities like restaurants inside the territory and also moderate size children playground. Territory is almost plain, so I don't like it too much, but maybe it's just me.

This is a very old park. There are oldest trees in Vilnius. For example the oldest linden tree. We enjoyed quality coffee in Taste Map coffee place. Sometimes they have gluten-free cakes.

An old beautiful park with great coffee places and a cosy bar. A lovely place to have breakfast, lunch or dinner, or spend some time outdoors with kids. Beloved by the locals.

Lovely park, especially in the summer!

Beautiful park, close to city centre. Very peaceful.

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed the walk. Sapiega Palace Park is one of the oldest parks in Vilnius, founded by the great hetman Kazimieras Jonas Sapiega in the 17th century. built a baroque palace in Antakalnis. The park of the Sapiegai residence, Trinitarian monastery and hospital complex stretches between Antakalnio and L. Sapiegos streets. 2001 entered in the Cultural Heritage Register.] (Original) Patiko pasivaikščioti. Sapiegų rūmų parkas – vienas seniausių Vilniaus parkų, įkurtų prie didžiojo etmono Kazimiero Jono Sapiegos XVII a. statytų baroko stiliaus rūmų Antakalnyje. Sapiegų rezidencijos, trinitorių vienuolyno ir ligoninės statinių komplekso parkas driekiasi tarp Antakalnio ir L. Sapiegos gatvių. 2001 m. įrašytas į Kultūros paveldo registrą.]

Quite small but still nice.

Lovely place for a walk.

Great small small park near Sapiegu palace.

Very good park, great for walks

As far as Lithuanian parks go this is pretty fine, it has lots of open spaces for relaxation, a swing set and some benches thrown around. My only qualm with it is the fact that cars can drive around the park.

nice place with greenery, quite cosy

Beautiful park with old trees, peace and serenity.

Park and Palace with great history, but not well preserved. The park itself is a nice green spot

Good place

Beautiful. Nice and quiet park for a walk. Also has a very nice cafe Taste Map.