Vilnius

In recent years a true urban renaissance is being noticed in Lithuania and this brings true joy not only to local residents, but to visitors as well. Even very small towns in the province received funding to repair old central squares, churches, old buildings, luckily not making them too new. Plus many Lithuanians started to...Read More

After celebrating 700 years of becoming the capital of Lithuania, is Vilnius left only with a hangover or is there something more for 2024? Luckily much more. Traditional Kaziukas Fair (in honour of St. Casimir, the patron saint of Lithuania) is considered to be the largest outdoor fair in the Baltic region, where you can find thousands...Read More

It is very close, and very distant at the same time. Only 300 km apart, but with different history, religion, architecture, way of doing things, weather, etc. The list is endless, but let’s start with architecture. Tell me who built your old town In the case of Riga, and even Latvia in general, it was...Read More

Private tours in Lithuania most often start from the capital city of Vilnius. The authentic Old Town of Vilnius is famous for astonishing architecture, cobbled streets and artistic atmosphere and is home to many cosy cafes, shops and sites worth visiting. Although it is the largest city of Lithuania, a green belt of picturesque parks...Read More

Vilnius city embodies legends and fairy tales. Founded in the early 14th century (although the settlement existed for much longer) as the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The present-day Lithuania is only one tenth of what it used to be in those days. In Medieval Ages it stretched from the Baltic to the...Read More

The beginning of the year is one of the busiest time for travel planning. If your New Year’s resolution is to travel more, we highly recommend you the trip to Lithuania – a country that has a rich history and beautiful nature. In this Lithuania travel guide we give you some travel advice what to...Read More