Graži vieta, Kauno apskritis
This 37.26-hectare landscape park was laid out as a manor estate in 1811 by Count Pranciškus Čapskis and rebuilt in 1845 by Marijona Hutten-Čapskienė, who widened the Dotnuvėlė stream and added ponds, islands, and bridges. Its most distinctive landmark is a 28-meter minaret, built around 1880 by Russian general Eduard Totleben to commemorate the Crimean War, after the estate was confiscated from the Čapskis family following the 1863 uprising. Today the park has paved paths for walking, cycling, rollerblading and skateboarding, plus water-bicycle rentals on its 5-hectare pond.