• Playground and drinking fountains on the square, with a café and public toilets for a longer stay
• Summer reading room set up on the square in the warm months, a quiet stop between runs on the lawn
• State ceremonies held here, as the square hosts Lithuania's national holidays and commemorations, which can fill it on those days

Lukiškės Square is the city's largest square: about 3.5 hectares of lawns and paths with 58 benches, on the edge of Gediminas Avenue. It has a kids' playground, drinking fountains, a café, public toilets and a summer reading room.

Renovated and reopened in 2017, it is also where Lithuania holds state holidays and commemorations, so some days bring ceremonies and crowds.