A Walk Across Zaliasis Tiltas

Did you know Zaliasis Tiltas is one of the most recognizable bridges in Vilnius?

Constructed in 1981, Zaliasis Tiltas, or Green Bridge, was designed by architect A. Gintautas. The bridge stands as a symbol of Soviet-era architecture, featuring four striking sculptures representing Soviet ideals—that of laborers, farmers, and the unity of the people. Its length spans 162 meters across the Neris River, connecting the city center with the neighborhood of Zverynas, an area known for its wooden architecture.

Must-See Features

Remarkable Sculptures 🗿
The four statues on the bridge are significant cultural artifacts representing Soviet ideology, attracting both tourists and historians alike.

Scenic Views 🌅
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Neris River and the surrounding city landscape, especially picturesque at sunset.

Access to Parks 🌳
The bridge leads directly to parks on either side, making it an ideal spot for leisurely walks and family outings.

Zaliasis Tiltas is free to access and appeals to tourists, families, and history enthusiasts seeking to understand Lithuania's evolving narrative.