The Kaunas Garrison Officers' Club is one of the most significant examples of interwar architecture in Lithuania, distinguished by its "national" style and patriotic symbols. Built in 1937, the building was designed to provide officers with a space for meetings, events, and leisure. The façade is adorned with nationalistic motifs, and the interior reflects elegance and sophistication.
Today, the building serves as a venue for official events, exhibitions, and cultural gatherings. The history of the Officers' Club is closely tied to the development of the Lithuanian Armed Forces and the strengthening of national identity.
Photo source: © G. Česonis
Forest trail section 64. Kaunas – Lampėdžiai tourist attraction.
