Neveronys

Neveronys combines the quiet rhythm of a Kaunas District settlement with easy access to urban Kaunas in a way that reflects its position north of Kaunas Reservoir. Created in 1959 by damming the Nemunas, this broad water body is Lithuania’s largest artificial lake and gives the area a waterside character. Kaunas, west of Neveronys, is the country’s second-largest city and served as Lithuania’s temporary capital during the interwar period; its modernist architecture is recognised by UNESCO. The settlement belongs to the wider Kaunas urban area while retaining a more open setting close to the reservoir. View additional webcams around Kaunas Reservoir to better understand how Neveronys relates to its surroundings.

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