Akropolis Vilnius, Vilnius

Akropolis is the largest shopping and entertainment center in Vilnius, Lithuania's capital city, and the largest multi-functional shopping center in the Baltic countries. It was constructed by Akropolis Group in 2002, and since then has undergone various expansions to become a massive complex covering an area of 110,000 square meters, making it the largest shopping mall in the Baltics in terms of floor area.

The shopping center houses a wide variety of stores, including grocery stores, a Maxima LT supermarket, a bookstore, and many other shops. Some of the major tenants at Akropolis include "Maxima XXXX," "Ermitažas," "Topo centras," "Forum cinemas," H&M, "Zara," "Apranga," "Sports Direct," "Sportland," "Reserved," "Eurovaistinė," "Delano," "Didysis Pegasas," and "O'Learys."

Akropolis also provides visitors with a broad range of entertainment options. The center features 2,400 seats at restaurants and cafes, eight cinema halls, an ice arena, a 14-lane bowling alley, more than 700 square meters of entertainment space for children, and the largest bookshop in Lithuania.