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Pašešupio Park, surrounded by the meanders of the Šešupė River, is one of the city's gems, renowned for its beautiful tree-lined avenues and various recreational opportunities. Covering nearly 27 hectares, this park features a 3-kilometer-long dendrological trail where visitors can explore valuable old trees and diverse vegetation. The park area includes ponds that provide an ideal environment for biological diversity, and the Šešupė River adds extra charm. In spring, when the fruit trees are in bloom, Pašešupio Park resembles a sea of pink and white blossoms, while in autumn, the tree leaves turn golden. Walking through the tree-lined avenues in this park offers tranquility and natural beauty. Visitors

can enjoy the view from the observation point, which features stylized cube-shaped benches. The dendrological park has about 80 resting benches, so everyone can find a quiet corner to relax. Pašešupio Park also offers spaces for active leisure. You can play badminton, beach volleyball, outdoor tennis, disc golf, or footgolf. There are also children's playgrounds, a bike trail with hills, and a bike path. Water enthusiasts will appreciate the newly established swimming area with changing rooms. The park also has an outdoor toilet and a drinking water fountain. This excellent location is ideal for family or friends' gatherings—organize a picnic and enjoy grilled dishes in the specially designated grill zone.

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