Dariaus ir Girėno stadionas

The stadium sits inside Ažuolynas park and has kept a wooden-oak setting rather than a car park around it since it opened on 6 September 1924. The name changed six times under different regimes — LFLS stadionas, Valstybinis stadionas, KKI stadionas, later a "sports combine" stadium under Soviet administration — before returning to Darius ir Girėno stadionas in 1993, a name it had briefly carried in the 1930s before the pilots were airbrushed out.

Lithuania's national team moved its home fixtures here in 2022, after a €43 million reconstruction, and the venue has been breaking its own attendance record since: 14,230 for Lithuania against Bulgaria in 2023, then 14,797 on 7 September 2025 against the Netherlands in World Cup 2026 qualifying. The pitch itself changed in March 2025, when the Desso GrassMaster surface gave way to a Mixto Lay&Play hybrid.

Club tenancy has been unsettled by comparison — FBK Kaunas held it from 1993 to 2015, FK Kauno Žalgiris returned in 2022 after an earlier spell, and Stumbras, Hegelmann and Be1 have each used it for a season or two without staying. Concert capacity runs to 55,000, well above the 15,026 sports figure, and Ed Sheeran's show drew 46,637 — still the largest crowd the ground has held for any single event.