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Akropolis

Mall in a 4-storey building near bus and train stations, next to the Žalgirio Arena. Lots of retailers, restaurants and cafés, casino and multiplex cinema, pharmacy. Has a multi-story parking lot.

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Hours: Daily, shops 10:00-21:00, restaurants 10:00-22:00, supermarket and pharmacy 08:00-22:00
Website: akropolis.lt (opens in a new tab)

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