• Public toilet on site, plus a drinking water station, both marked on the park's own map
• The Baroque main alley runs straight from Antakalnio Street to the Sapieha Palace at the east end
• Cafes inside the park, so a snack stop after the playground needs no detour

Sapieha Park is one of the oldest Baroque parks in Lithuania, laid out in the late 1600s beside the Sapieha Palace. A wide, straight alley runs from Antakalnio Street to the palace at the east end, framed by geometric paths and old trees.

Across its 4 hectares there is a children's playground, about 30 benches, cafes, a small outdoor library and bird feeders.