Kaunas County, however you want it.

Kaunas County, located in the central part of Lithuania, is the most populous and second largest county in the country, covering an area of 8,089 square kilometers. It is bordered by Alytus County to the south, Šiauliai County to the north, Vilnius County to the east, and Tauragė and Marijampolė Counties to the west. The county is divided into eight municipalities, with Kaunas City being the administrative center and the second largest city in Lithuania. The geography of Kaunas County is characterized by its diverse landscapes, including forests, hills, and rivers. The Nemunas River, the largest in Lithuania, flows through the county and plays a significant role in its history and culture. The region also boasts several lakes, such as Rėkyva, Alausas, and Dovinė, which are popular destinations for fishing and recreation. Kaunas County is home to several notable landmarks and attractions that showcase its rich history and culture. The Old Town of Kaunas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features a well-preserved collection of medieval architecture, including the Kaunas Castle, Vytautas the Great Church, and the Perkūnas House.