City Games are available across Lithuania and take place in urban settings throughout the country. These interactive experiences are self-guided and played using your own smartphone, offering the flexibility to start and play at your own pace. Whether you’re navigating familiar streets or new surroundings, each game provides a unique way to engage with the city environment.

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  • Kaunas

    Located in the heart of Lithuania, Kaunas is the second-largest city known for its interwar architecture and vibrant cultural scene. The city is marked by the confluence of the Nemunas and Neris rivers, boasting landmarks such as the medieval Kaunas Castle and the innovative Modernist Central Post Office. With deep roots in art, Kaunas thrives as a contemporary creative hub filled with engaging museums, independent galleries, and an array of world-class festivals.

    City Game Kaunas

  • Vilnius

    Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is known for its rich history and well-preserved medieval architecture. The city is defined by its UNESCO-listed Old Town, where Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles converge, and the iconic Gediminas’ Tower overlooking the Neris River. Vilnius also reflects a unique blend of cultures, shaped by its diverse heritage and vibrant artistic scene.

    City Game Vilnius


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Lithuania’s cities balance historic layers with modern life, often contained within compact and walkable layouts. In places like Vilnius and Kaunas, narrow streets and open squares invite unhurried movement through both older quarters and newer districts. The human scale of these urban areas allows for a close connection to daily rhythms and local routines.

Movement through Lithuanian cities tends to be calm and intuitive, with pedestrian access playing a central role in how streets and neighborhoods are organized. Public transport networks are visible but not overwhelming, supporting a steady flow of people through both quiet residential zones and mixed-use urban centers. The result is a city experience that feels grounded in everyday life rather than structured for spectacle.

Urban character varies gently from city to city. Some places present a blend of post-industrial edges and creative renewal, while others maintain a village-like atmosphere within broader city limits. Across these differences, there’s a common sense of local pace and practicality that shapes how each city is felt and navigated.








City Games are available in multiple cities across Lithuania, offering experiences in both larger urban centers and smaller locations. Players can explore the game in cities such as Vilnius and Kaunas.

Availability is not limited to these cities, and new locations may be added across the country.