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About Kaunas Sports Hall

Kaunas Sports Hall, also known as S. Darius and S. Girėnas Hall, is a historic multi-purpose indoor arena in Kaunas. Built in 1938–1939 for basketball, it stands as the second largest venue in Kaunas and has undergone a major renovation in 2022–2023 to host a broader range of events. The main hall offers flexible layouts with a seating capacity around 2,500 after the renovation, while earlier configurations included larger standing-room capacities. Whether you’re catching a basketball classic, a concert, or a sports show, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access and practical venue details.

Location and access: Perkūno alėja 5, Kaunas 44221, Lithuania. The venue is well integrated with Kaunas public transit and nearby parking, with options ranging from ADC Parking app spaces to city lots. Let us guide you through seating, getting here, and nearby places to stay and eat so you can secure your seats with ease.

Seating and layout: The main hall around 1,343–1,400 m2 supports configurable layouts, with stationary and telescopic seating, plus VIP lounges and conference spaces. Capacity sits around 2,500 post-renovation, reflecting a blend of historic design and modern functionality. For specific event seating, we’ll provide great seats and the section you want placeholders as available during purchase.

Parking and transport: Nearby parking options include city lots and event parking via the ADC Parking app. Free or limited-hour parking is typical in city areas around Vytautas Park and near the Lithuanian Sports University. Public transit routes and access are posted by Kaunas city services; many events offer bundled travel windows for ticket holders.

Nearby hotels and dining: Within walking distance, Perkūno Namai provides convenient lodging at Perkūno al. 61. Best Western Santaka Hotel, located at J. Gruodžio g. 21, offers comfortable stays near the city center and short drives to the hall. We feature affiliate partner recommendations to help you book reliable options near your event. When you’re ready to plan, we’ll point you to trusted restaurants and casual spots close to the venue for pre- and post-show meals.

Notable history: The venue hosted EuroBasket 1939 final rounds, 2015 FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship games, and related events around EuroLeague Final Four activities in 2023. After a robust renovation in 2022, the hall remains a cornerstone of Kaunas’ sports and cultural scene, blending historic charm with modern versatility.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: about 2,500 seats after the 2022 renovation; historically it had up to 3,500 seats with additional standing room (earlier capacity cited as ~11,000 including standing room).
  • Address/venue: Perkūno alėja 5, Kaunas 44221, Lithuania.
  • Venue type: historic, multi-purpose indoor arena—second largest in Kaunas, originally built 1938–1939 for basketball; also known as S. Darius and S. Girėnas Hall.
  • Seating/chart: main hall around 1,343–1,400 m2 of space (configurable layouts); seating includes stationary and telescopic sections; includes VIP lounges and conference spaces.
  • Parking: nearby parking options; some event parking via ADC Parking app; free or limited hours parking in city lots; parking near Vytautas Park and Lithuanian Sports University recommended.
  • Transit: accessible by city buses; public transport use often bundled with event tickets (free travel window around events in some cases); see arrival maps for Kaunas Sports Hall; bus routes and access posted by local services.
  • Nearby hotels: Perkūno Namai (Perkūno al. 61) within walking distance; Best Western Santaka Hotel (J. Gruodžio g. 21) close to Kaunas center and within a short drive.
  • Notable events hosted: EuroBasket 1939 matches (historic European Championship final rounds); 2015 FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship games; 2023 EuroLeague Final Four-related events; venue rebuilt and repurposed in 2022–2023 for broader uses.
  • Renamed/demolished: not demolished; commonly referred to as Kaunas Sports Hall and officially S. Darius and S. Girėnas Hall; underwent substantial renovation in 2022.