• Two playgrounds plus a sports ground, with drinking water stations and a public toilet in the park
• Building site on the hilltop, where the Tautos namai national concert hall is under construction, due to finish in 2028
• Named for an aurochs: in the city's founding legend, Grand Duke Gediminas hunted a tauras (aurochs) nearby before he dreamed of the iron wolf

Tauras Hill Park covers 8.4 hectares of slopes, paths and lawns on a hill in the city center. Kids get two playgrounds and a sports ground, and there are drinking water stations, plenty of benches and a public toilet.

The park also holds the Vytautas Kernagis open-air stage, named for the Vilnius singer-songwriter.