Following this launch, over 5,000 square meters on the third floor of ‘Europa‘ will be dedicated exclusively to health, beauty, and fitness services – turning ‘Europa‘ into one of the largest destination hubs of its kind in central Vilnius.
With the accelerating pace of urban life, convenient spaces for fitness and relaxation near the office or home are becoming essential. The arrival of Gym+ at ‘Europa’ is a natural next step in our transformation journey. The flagship club will offer a modern space on the third floor, representing our largest lease agreement in the past five years. This project clearly reflects our strategic direction: to create a multifunctional space tailored to the rhythm of city life, says Ieva Goštautaitė-Gedutė, Head of “Europa.”
The Gym+ club at ‘Europa’ at will be one of the largest in Vilnius, but what will truly set it apart is its unique concept and forward-thinking design – reimagining the traditional gym experience. According to Goštautaitė-Gedutė, this flagship location will go beyond conventional fitness services, offering an exclusive area for relaxation and mental well-being, in line with ‘Europa’s‘ city lifestyle center concept.
“We are securing a place in a prime central business district location, and we fully appreciate the uniqueness of this urban setting. We are investing heavily in a high-quality space and in our services and plan to introduce several innovations to our gym concept. Our members will be the first to experience new equipment, workout programs, and complementary services never before seen in Gym+ clubs. We look forward to sharing more details soon – it will be a pleasant surprise that we are sure everyone is eagerly anticipating,” says Mantas Badikonis, CEO of Gym+.
In 2025 alone, 16 new lease agreements were signed at ‘Europa’. In January, Perfectus Clinica, offering plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine services, opened its doors on the third floor. September saw the launch of aerial acrobatics club K-GYM, also on the same floor. At the same time, Danger Park opened on the second floor – a unique educational space for children and families – and mid-October a new-generation Lindex store, one of the leading Scandinavian fashion retailers, will open.
‘Europa’ is managed by the real estate services company Newsec. The center is owned by the Baltic Horizon Fund, a contractual public closed-end real estate fund managed by the alternative investment firm Northern Horizon Capital AS. The fund’s portfolio consists of 11 commercial properties located in the capital cities of the Baltic States, with a total leasable area exceeding 111,154 sq. m. The total value of the portfolio surpasses €227.4 million. In Vilnius, Lithuania, the fund owns the city lifestyle center “Europa” and the “North Star” office complex.
