Regional Park
Neris Regional Park
The park protects the Neris river valley from Vilnius to Jonava. It includes the UNESCO-protected Kernavė archaeological site with five hillforts.
Neris Regional Park, established in 1992, stretches along the Neris river from the western suburbs of Vilnius to Jonava. The park's highlight is the Kernavė archaeological site with five hillforts, protected by UNESCO since 2004. It is one of the most important archaeological sites in the Baltic states. The Neris valley offers steep slopes, outcrops, and river bends. The park is home to moose, beavers, otters, and numerous birds. Several nature trails and cycling paths run through the park. It is a popular destination for Vilnius residents – easily accessible from the capital.