2026 Vilnius Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

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#tripแจกของขวัญปีใหม่ แนะนำสถานที่ท่องเที่ยว ปี 2026 Trip Plan @ Vilnius Cathedral Square– Lithuania 🇱🇹✨ 📍 พิกัด: 54°41′09″N, 25°17′24″E ⛪ Vilnius Cathedral (Vilnius Cathedral – Highlight: Neoclassical Architecture) มุมถ่ายภาพหน้าวิหารสีขาวตัดกับท้องฟ้า บรรยากาศศักดิ์สิทธิ์และสง่างาม 🕍 Bell Tower of Vilnius Cathedral (Bell Tower – Highlight: Panoramic View) มุมถ่ายภาพหอระฆังสูงพร้อมวิวเมืองเก่า บรรยากาศอลังการ 🏛️ Palace of the Grand Dukes (Grand Dukes Palace – Highlight: Historical Exhibits) มุมถ่ายภาพอาคารประวัติศาสตร์และลานกว้าง บรรยากาศย้อนยุค 🌳 Gediminas Hill & Tower (Gediminas Tower – Highlight: City Skyline) มุมถ่ายภาพวิวเมือง Vilnius จากยอดเขา บรรยากาศโรแมนติกและสดชื่น 🍖 Etno Dvaras (Etno Dvaras – Dish: Cepelinai) มันฝรั่งยัดไส้เนื้อสูตรพื้นเมือง 🍲 Lokys Restaurant (Lokys – Dish: Venison Stew) สตูว์เนื้อกวางเข้มข้นในร้านโบราณ 🥘 Ertlio Namas (Ertlio Namas – Dish: Medieval Tasting Menu) เมนูย้อนยุคสไตล์ลิทัวเนีย 🏨 Old Town – Hotel Narutis (Narutis – Address: Pilies Street, Vilnius) โรงแรมหรูในอาคารประวัติศาสตร์ใจกลางเมือง 🏨 Cathedral Square – Radisson Blu Royal Astorija (Radisson Blu – Address: Didžioji Street, Vilnius) โรงแรมโมเดิร์นวิวสวยใกล้ Cathedral 🏨 Riverside – Artis Centrum Hotels (Artis Centrum – Address: Totorių Street, Vilnius) โรงแรมบูติกบรรยากาศอบอุ่น 📌 Trip Plan Suggestion: 2 วันเต็ม Day 1 – Vilnius Cathedral + Bell Tower + Cepelinai Dinner Day 2 – Grand Dukes Palace + Gediminas Tower + Venison Stew Lunch 📌 Hashtags: #VilniusCathedralSquare #LithuaniaTravel #TripcomFeatured #เที่ยวลิทัวเนีย #UNESCOHeritage #สายประวัติศาสตร์ต้องมา #VilniusExperience #CathedralCharm

Avoid the crowds, from the Baroque streets of Vilnius to the medieval spires of Tallinn 🚄 Transportation: • Vilnius → Riga: Choose the daily direct train taking 5 hours. Book a second-class seat 5 days in advance at the Lithuanian station window for 5 euros; add 1.4 euros for a comfortable carriage. Enjoy the scenery transitioning from plains to forests along the way. • Riga → Tallinn: Transfer at Valga station, total about 5 hours, with 3 daily trains to choose from. Allow 20 minutes for transfer. The vintage platform at the border station is very photogenic. 📅 Itinerary: D1-2: and Surroundings D1️⃣ Old Town Stroll: Climb Gediminas Tower in the morning; the panoramic view of red rooftops at sunset is a visual feast. In the afternoon, visit the Užupis “Republic,” where riverside cafes are perfect for daydreaming. For dinner, try potato dumplings with mushroom sauce—soft, glutinous, and rich in flavor. D2️⃣ Trakai and Kaunas: Take a 30-minute early morning train to Trakai, rent a kayak to circle the lake and capture reflections of the water castle. At noon, try the town’s kibinai (Karelian pies). In the afternoon, return to Kaunas, visit Lithuania’s ancient university, and shop for handmade amber at the Old Town Hall Square. D3-4: and Surroundings D3️⃣ Riga Old Town and Art Nouveau District: In the morning, check out the House of the Blackheads and the Three Brothers houses. Enjoy smoked meat and cheese sticks hot from the Central Market—super stringy cheese! In the afternoon, stroll along Albert Street; the Art Nouveau architectural relief details are worth savoring. Climb St. Peter’s Church for a bird’s-eye view of the Old Town and the Daugava River. D4️⃣ Sigulda Secret Spot: Take a 1-hour train to “Latvian Switzerland,” hike the Gauja River Valley, and see medieval castle ruins hidden in the forest. In the afternoon, visit Rundāle Palace, where the French garden’s roses and the Rococo carvings in the Golden Hall showcase Baltic Versailles charm. Day5-6: D5️⃣ Old Town: Explore Toompea Hill and visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral with its exquisite mosaic murals. In the Lower Town, listen to street performers at Town Hall Square. At dusk, climb St. Olaf’s Church tower to watch the Baltic sunset over the ancient city. For dinner, choose a small restaurant on the Old Town’s edge; slow-cooked beef with root vegetables suits the Chinese palate perfectly. D6️⃣ In-Depth Exploration: In the morning, visit Toompea Hill castle ruins. In the afternoon, relax in Kadriorg Park and experience European leisure. I still remember a young lady here saying “You’re beautiful,” and I gave her the same compliment. In the evening, browse souvenir shops in the Old Town and pick up handmade knitted items. D7️⃣ After breakfast in Tallinn Old Town, take the train to the airport. 🎫 Using the Eurail Pass for this trip was very convenient, easily connecting the three countries. Once activated, just board the trains without repeatedly buying tickets. Cross-border transfers only require following the signs. 🌟 Activation 1. Activate online via the app by filling in personal information and uploading a passport scan; 2. Or activate at a staffed train station window locally, where staff will mark the activation date and validity on the pass. 🌟 Usage Although printing tickets is not required, it is recommended to manually add each trip segment in the app. The generated QR code used with the physical pass is more reliable.

📍 Vilnius, Lithuania Vilnius in winter was calm and tranquil. 🥶 The alleyways of the Old Town were filled with unique murals and charming atmospheres, making it a delight to stroll through. I was especially impressed by the small artist village, the Republic of Užupis ✨ The constitutional clause, "Everyone has the right to understand nothing," was particularly impressive. While architectural landmarks like St. Anne's Cathedral and the Cathedral are stunning, I found the city's charm to be the leisurely stroll through the quiet streets. 🌙 #AdventureMoment #Vilnius

Looking for one of the most enchanting winter destinations in Europe? Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is a hidden gem that transforms into a winter wonderland during the festive season. With sparkling lights, charming markets, and one of the most beautiful Christmas trees in Europe, this city deserves a spot on your cold-season bucket list. 🎄 A City Dressed in Light Vilnius in winter is pure magic. Its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, becomes a glowing maze of twinkling streets, candle-lit cafés, and snow-covered rooftops. • ✨ The Cathedral Square Christmas Tree is world-famous — uniquely designed each year and always Instagram-worthy • 🏙️ Decorations cover the entire city, from quaint alleyways to grand boulevards • 🌟 The city lights up in gold, silver, and festive colors, creating a dreamy backdrop for walks and photos 🛍️ Christmas Markets & Local Treats The Christmas Market in Cathedral Square is small but full of charm. You’ll find: • 🎁 Handcrafted ornaments and gifts • ☕ Hot mulled wine (karštas vynas) • 🍯 Local pastries and gingerbread • ❄️ Ice skating rinks and family-friendly activities It’s cozy, authentic, and never overcrowded. 🏰 What Else to See in Winter • Gediminas’ Tower – climb for snowy panoramic views • Uzupis District – Vilnius’ own “Republic”, quirky and full of street art • Vilnius University Courtyards – lit beautifully in the evening • Trakai Castle – a short trip away, surrounded by a frozen lake like a real-life fairy tale 🍲 Warm Up Like a Local Step into a warm tavern and try: • 🥣 Cepelinai – Lithuanian potato dumplings • 🥘 Šaltibarščiai (cold beet soup) might be served warm in winter • 🍷 Honey liqueurs and herbal teas to keep you cozy Vilnius is made for slow evenings and soulful meals. 🧳 Why Go This Winter? • Fewer crowds • Budget-friendly compared to other European capitals • Romantic, peaceful, and decorated like a fairy tale • A unique mix of Baltic traditions and festive spirit 🌟 Final Thoughts Vilnius isn’t just winter-ready — it’s winter-perfect. If you’re dreaming of glowing streets, magical trees, and authentic holiday cheer, this city is calling. 📍Go to Vilnius this winter — and step into one of the most beautiful holiday scenes in Europe.

#northerneurope Vilnius is the capital city of Lithuania and can be accessed through the main international airport, train station or bus station. Some of the main attraction to visit include the university of Vilnius (because of its beauty). It is free to visit and open 24 hours a day. Other popular buildings include the cathedral and castle which can be visited in the old town. Both are free and also open 24 hours, with the castle providing a great view of the city. The hotel that I stayed in was around 40 euros per night and was a three star hotel but there are hotels available that are five stars as well as hostels. There are also a range of places to eat and drink including local restaurants (cold beetroot soup is popular) and international cuisine too.

#JulyDestinations2025 From Riga Central Station, Latvia, we took the Flixbus to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, a 4.45-hour drive. We stayed at Bali House, a guesthouse on T. Vrublevskio g. 4. The location was excellent, with the cathedral and the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania right outside. The guesthouse was clean and tidy, and it was on the street but not too noisy. Our itinerary for Lithuania took two days: Day 1 Lithuanian National Theatre (where you can take photos of the three golden men) Catherine Square Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania (we recommend buying full tickets; all four halls are very interesting, and the third and fourth halls usually feature European art exhibitions) Gediminas Tower (you can hike or take the cable car 🚡) Three Crosses Bernardine Garden St. Anne's Church Church Republic on the other side of the strait (you can go early to browse the shops. If you're looking for a stamp, see Figure 3️⃣ for a stamp upon entering. You can also mail a postcard.) Day 2 Presidential Palace Pedestrian Street: Stiklių g. Vilnius City Hall Gate of Dawn 🎫Lithuanian Art Museum Old Town Store 🎫MO Museum (Highly recommended. They've recently had a game exhibition on the second floor, and an art exhibition on the third floor.) 🍽️Must-mentary meal: Katpėdėlė Restaurant serves local Lithuanian cuisine. Try the pink broth (cold salty soup), potato dumplings (potatoes wrapped with meat filling and fried in oil), and fried breadsticks with mushroom sauce. This restaurant was taken to by a local, so it's a good reference for exploring Lithuanian cuisine. Figure 2️⃣NAMO Asian Fusion: Perfect for a quick meal. Try the Indian food; it's quite good! KFC? Honestly, there's no KFC in Finland, and I was craving fried chicken, so all my meals were fried chicken, hahaha! (If you're stuck for what to eat, try Georgian food; it's always a good idea!)

We've arrived in a Euro 💶 country, and the prices have skyrocketed 🤣. Starting to miss Poland's affordability... For transportation, you can opt for cross-border buses 🚌 to travel directly from Warsaw to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania 🇱🇹. Flixbus and Lux Express are both excellent choices, and for long-distance buses, these two are highly recommended. We stayed in Vilnius for 4 days and 3 nights, arriving at 8 AM on the first day 😕. Honestly, long-distance bus rides are exhausting (if you can afford it, fly 🤨, but as students on a budget, we have to endure). Luckily, our accommodation this time was great. They allowed us to check in early, store our luggage, and even rest on the living room sofa. We checked in an hour earlier than the scheduled time at a youth hostel. Vilnius is still very beautiful. The city is clean, with trash bins everywhere. We visited St. Anne's Church, Trakai Island Castle, and the Republic of Užupis, among other places. The atmosphere is very pleasant, though the sun is intense. It's recommended to head out around 1 or 2 PM (sunset is around 9 PM), giving you plenty of time to explore. Public buses require you to buy tickets upon boarding, costing 1💶 per ride. Lidl is the ultimate money-saving supermarket. During this trip, we made it a point to visit Lidl in every country for high-value savings. Ice cream here is a must-buy—absolutely delicious and cheaper than anywhere else 😝. I had one almost every day. We spent 30 euros on four meals over two days. In the evenings in Vilnius, we went to Olybet to watch a game. It's located near White Bridge, a popular gathering spot for young people. The sunset there is also stunning. Later, we visited the Hill of Crosses, which was truly spectacular. You need to transfer to a bus to reach the entrance, and then walk 25 minutes to get in. If money isn't an issue, take a Bolt ride for about 12-15 euros. Next stop: Riga 🥳.

🏨 Where We Stayed: Ibis Vilnius Centre Just a quick 10-minute walk from Gediminas’ Tower, this hotel had everything we needed — modern, comfy rooms, free Wi-Fi, and even a restaurant on-site. It was the perfect spot to base ourselves while exploring the city. 🗺️ How to Spend the Day • Morning: Start off your day with a visit to Gediminas’ Tower, where you can soak in amazing panoramic views of Vilnius. Then take a leisurely stroll down Pilies Street, the city’s oldest street, all the way to Vilnius Cathedral and Cathedral Square. • Afternoon: Head over to Užupis, the artsy district famous for its bohemian vibe and colorful street art. Then make your way up to Three Crosses Hill for another stunning viewpoint. If you have extra time, be sure to visit Vilnius Town Hall and explore the lively market nearby. From there, stroll to the Church of St. Casimir, located right next to the Town Hall. Continue on to the beautiful Bernardine Garden, and then visit the stunning Church of St. Anne—a true architectural gem of Vilnius. If you visit the Town Hall Market, please stop by the stall of the man in the pictures — he was quite kind and even gave us free souvenirs. • Evening: Wind down with a peaceful walk along the Vilnia River, enjoying the historic charm around you. Finish your day with a hearty dinner at a traditional Lithuanian restaurant. 📸 Top Photo Spots You Can’t Miss • Gediminas’ Tower: Incredible views over the city’s rooftops. • Three Crosses Hill: Gorgeous panorama, especially beautiful at sunset. • Bernardine Garden: A lovely, peaceful park with flowers, fountains, and historic buildings — perfect for photos. • Užupis Constitution Wall: This wall shows the constitution of the “Republic of Užupis” in multiple languages — a must-see! • Church of St. Anne: A beautiful Gothic church with a striking red-brick façade that’s remained almost unchanged since the 1500s. • Church of St. Casimir: The city’s oldest Baroque church, known for its distinctive crown-shaped dome and charming pink exterior. • Church of St. Catherine: Another stunning Baroque church, famous for its rich decoration and twin towers — definitely worth a photo stop. 🚍 Getting Around Vilnius has a solid public transport system with buses and trolleybuses, and a single ticket costs just €1. Uber is also widely available and very affordable. 🍽️ Where to Eat We had dinner at Etno Dvaras — a gorgeous restaurant serving authentic, traditional Lithuanian dishes. Highly recommend if you want to taste real local flavours, plus the waiters were super helpful and friendly, which made the evening even better. #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary

#Overseas Travel Strategy Poland is an Eastern European country facing the Baltic Sea, known for its medieval architecture and Jewish heritage The Baltic States are three countries that line the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, south of Finland, from north to south In VOL.1, we will mainly introduce our tour of the old towns of Warsaw in Poland and Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania This is a record of the eight days from leaving Japan to returning home °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Travel Itinerary 🔸Day 1 22:35 Depart Narita and fly to Warsaw on Polish Airlines✈️ ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 2 6:00 Arrive in Warsaw 6:40 Take a bus to Lazienki Park, approx. 12km, approx. 20 minutes🚌 7:00 Arrive at Lazienki Park Start sightseeing in the historic district of Warsaw, a World Heritage Site Church of the Right Cross, 1st Town Square, Barbican, etc. 11:00 Take a bus to Warsaw Airport, approx. 12km, approx. 20 minutes🚌 14:15 Depart Warsaw and fly to Vilnius, Lithuania on Polish Airlines✈️ 16:20 Arrive in Vilnius 17:00 Take a bus to the Radisson Blu Royal Astoria Hotel in the old town of Vilnius, about 9km, about 20 minutes🚌 17:20 Arrive at the hotel ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 3 9:00 Start sightseeing in the World Heritage Site of Vilnius Historical District Vilnius Cathedral, Church of St. Peter and Paul, Gate of Dawn, etc. 12:00 Lunch 13:00 Take a bus to Trakai Castle, about 30km, about 1 hour🚌 14:00 Arrive at Trakai Castle Walk around Trakai Castle and the lakeside 17:00 Take a bus to Vilnius, about 30km, about 1 hour 🚌 18:00 Arrive at the hotel °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹Put your essentials for 1-2 nights in your carry-on luggage There are more and more cases of checked luggage being lost Even if you lose it at the local airport and arrange for delivery, you may not be able to pick it up right away We recommend that you bring your essentials for 1-2 nights in your carry-on luggage 🔹Credit card Many countries in Europe and the US are moving towards a cashless society We recommend that you bring a credit card to spread the risk of theft The most widely used VISA and MasterCard in the world are convenient #WorldHeritage #OverseasTravel #Poland #Warsaw #Lithuania

Vilnius is the only capital city among the Baltic States that is not located by the sea. The town expanded around Gediminas Hill, which is situated at the confluence of the Vilnia and Neris rivers, from which the city gets its name. The old town, with its narrow cobblestone streets that form a maze, is home to historical buildings of various styles such as Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque. Additionally, the town is filled with charming cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops, making it a delightful place to explore on foot.

#9月好去2024 #Lithuania #Užupis #Baltic Sea Užupis is a neighborhood in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, mainly located in the Old Town. Uzupis means "beyond the river" or "other side of the river" in Lithuanian, referring to the Vilnia River🌊🏞️ The Republic of Uzupis is fairly small and remote, covering only about 60 hectares (148 acres); it has about 7,000 residents, nearly 1,000 of whom are artists🎨✍️The Republic has long been popular with artists and has been likened to Montmartre in Paris for its bohemian and laissez-faire atmosphere. On April 1, 1997, the region declared itself an independent republic with its own constitution, army, parliament, etc. It is very unique in Lithuania and is a very magical country‼ ️‼ ️✨

Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is a city rich in history and charm, perfect for a walking tour. Stroll through the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its cobbled streets, baroque architecture, and vibrant squares. Admire the iconic Gediminas Tower and Vilnius Cathedral, both offering fantastic views. Explore the artistic Užupis district, known for its bohemian vibe and quirky art installations. Don’t miss Pilies Street, filled with cafés, shops, and street performers. The city's green spaces, like Bernardine Gardens, provide a peaceful retreat. Vilnius offers a blend of history, culture, and contemporary flair at every corner. #ancienttown #historicallandmarks #localguides #instatravel

#travellerswonderland In Vilnius, the cat café offers a purrfect retreat for feline enthusiasts. With a welcoming ambiance and free entrance (with a minimum €1 purchase), it’s a haven for cat lovers. The café boasts a cozy, relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy a drink while petting and playing with a delightful array of cats. Each corner is designed to be cat-friendly, providing plenty of space for these adorable felines to roam and interact. Whether you're seeking a calming spot to unwind or eager to engage with friendly cats, this café provides an enchanting experience that combines relaxation with the joy of furry companionship.

I went to the Church of St. Peter and Paul in the historic center of Vilnius, Lithuania 🇱🇹 It's a very beautiful church, but perhaps because it's a little out of the center of Vilnius Old Town, I didn't see many tourists. In this hidden gem of a church, the sculptures that cover the walls and ceilings were breathtakingly beautiful and took 30 years to build ✨ The interior, which was built by craftsmen invited from Italy together with local craftsmen, is said to be decorated with over 2,000 plaster carvings that cover the walls and ceilings. I visited at dusk, so the lights started to come on shortly after, which was also incredibly fantastic😌 ———————————————————Spot information📍Location: Church of St. Peter and Paul🗺Address: Assenova Mahala, Veliko Tarnovo🕘Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 (check closing days)🚗Access: 10-minute taxi ride or 30-minute walk from the center of Vilnius Old Town🕒Time: If you visit while it's light, you can enjoy the beautiful white interior, and after dark you can enjoy the orange-lit interior💡Other: There is no entrance fee, but the exterior is currently being renovated, so I gave a token of appreciation for the renovation costs. #Lithuania #EuropeanTrip #OverseasTrip #TravelInspiration #WinterTrip #PhotogenicSpot #TravelWithMe #SoloTrip

After my trip to the three Baltic States, I really liked Lithuania as an off-the-beaten-path destination. Of course, when you come to Lithuania, you have to visit Vilnius. I've summarized a fun guide to the Old Town of Vilnius, and this article is all you need! ▫️ 💛Fun💛 📍Vilnius Cathedral: A very important local church, the interior is Baroque style, but it used to be wooden Gothic. The building is very well-preserved, and the murals and pipe organ inside are exquisite. · 📍Gate of Dawn: The old city gate, also the only one of the original nine gates that is still intact. Walking through the gate, you enter the Old Town of Vilnius. · 📍St. Anne's Church: A small and beautiful brick-red church, with very delicate lines and turrets. It is said that Napoleon wanted to 'move' the entire building to France because of its beauty. · 📍Užupis: Known as 'the land across the river,' this place used to be a gathering spot for hippies, so you can see a passionate and cheerful style from the graffiti and sculptures. · 📍Gediminas' Tower: It is said that Grand Duke Gediminas had a dream about an iron wolf, and then he ordered the construction of this fortress. It's a great spot to overlook the Old Town and take beautiful panoramic photos. · 📍Hill of Three Crosses: Located on the Hill of Three Crosses, the scenery along the way is truly beautiful in autumn. It's also a good spot to view the cityscape, but there are often many young people who come here to hike and run. · 📍Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania: It is now a museum witnessing the history of Lithuania, but many people say that the museum's collection is not very large, and those who don't like to visit exhibitions or museums can take photos outside. ▫️ ❤️Eat❤️ Lithuanian cuisine is still dominated by big fish and meat, and the cooking methods are relatively simple, so for someone with a Sichuan stomach like mine, it's really not acceptable. However, you can buy Southeast Asian spices in many supermarkets here, so if you want something spicy, you can consider that.

The Gediminas tower is the last remaining part of the upper castle still standing to this day. It was originally built as a wooden castle in the 13th century before being replaced by stone castles in later years. The castle and hill is named after Gediminas, a Latvian king who is renowned in folklore. The castle tower is so important and iconic it used to feature on the former Latvian currency! Entry costs five euros for adults and a visit is highly recommended.

I visited the former KGB base in Vilnius. It is now a museum that documents the atrocities this organisation committed when Russia occupied Lithuania. It is very interesting and one of the few museums based in the same building the KGB used to operate from. Entry for adults is six euros, though concessions are available for students and Ukrainian refugees. In the basement are over a dozen prison cells and even an execution chamber.

Lithuania was the first Soviet republic to declare independence from the Soviet Union. Therefore, when I was in Poland and decided to visit the Baltic countries, I should have started in Lithuania, the southernmost and largest of them. Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is built at the confluence of the Vilnia and Neris rivers and is located almost in the center of the country. A trip to Vilnius will immerse you in history. I traveled from Katowice (Poland) to Vilnius on June 8, 2023 with Felixbus for 29 euros. Best places to visit: Old Town, St. Anne’s Church, Hill of Three Crosses, Vilnius Cathedral, Gate of Dawn and Gediminas Tower #backpacking #backpacker #vilnius #budget #lithuania

Kūdrų Parkas, established in 1992, is a national park in Lithuania known for its unique raised bogs and wetland ecosystems. Designated as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance, the park aims to preserve and protect the region's valuable biodiversity. Offering ecotourism opportunities, visitors can explore boardwalk trails and observe diverse flora and fauna in this remarkable wetland environment. Amidst the green expanse, I roam, In Kūdrų Parkas, nature's home, Raised bogs rise, a marvel to see, A sanctuary for life to be free. Wetlands alive, teeming with grace, A vibrant tapestry, nature's embrace, Flora and fauna, in harmony dance, Kūdrų Parkas, a cherished chance. With every step, I'm in awe, In this haven, nature's grandest draw, Oh, Kūdrų Parkas, a treasure untold, Forever in my heart, your wonders enfold. #travel #mytripvlog #本地遊 #2022trip #park

Vilnius Town Hall Square, also known as Rotušės aikštė, is a historic square in Vilnius, Lithuania. Dating back to the medieval era, it served as a vital center for trade, gatherings, and festivities. The iconic Town Hall building, constructed in the 18th century, stands as a prominent architectural gem. Today, the square remains a vibrant hub, preserving its rich heritage while accommodating modern activities and events. In Vilnius Old Town's embrace, step forth, Where history and beauty intertwine, Cobbled streets lead to stories of yore, A timeless charm, a sight divine. Stunning surroundings, beguiling scenes, From ancient spires to hidden lanes, In every corner, magic gleams, A treasure trove where wonder reigns. So come, dear visitors, from afar, Explore this jewel, a timeless art, In Vilnius Old Town, where dreams unbar, Let wanderlust ignite your heart. #oldtown #2022trip #本地遊 #mytripvlog #travel

Location: Vilnius, Lithuania. Getting there: Take a flight to the international airport of Vilnius from.most major European airports. You can also take the bus from Riga or Warsaw and be in Vilnius in a few hours. Vilnius is not too big and you can walk most places. Taking a long afternoon walk through and around the old town is a visual treat. Every corner you will see traditional Baltic buildings...many colourful cathedrals to gaze your eyes on. Perfect for photography lovers. #vilnius #lithuania

Location: Vilnius, Lithuania. The Three Crosses sit on top of a hill in the center of Vilnius ncity, the capital of Lithuania. Getting there: Take a flight to Vilnius airport from most European cities. You can also take a bus from Warsaw or Riga in just a few hours. The sunset view from The Three Crosses is mesmerising...seeing the golden light bounce off the wonderful Baltic architecture surrounded by greenery is amazing. A wonderful city break and the three crosses is a must. #vilnius #lithuania

Lithuania 🇱🇹Attractions-Gediminas Tower This is one of the highest attractions in Vilnius From here you can overlook the entire old town It’s super cheap to take the cable car up the tower for only 1 euro If you want to climb the tower, it costs another 6 euros I took the photo directly from the air and it was higher than the tower, so I didn’t go up to the tower to take the photo. Lithuania 🇱🇹 Attractions - Gediminas Tower This is one of the highest attractions in Vilnius You can overlook the whole old city from here It's super cheap to take the cable car up to the tower for only 1 euro If you want to climb the tower, you need another 6 euros I just took an aerial shot and flew higher than the tower, so I didn’t go up to the tower to take pictures😆 #NewYearGoodDestinations

Today I want to explain you the cheapest way of reaching Airport without any hustle from Vilnius Central Train Station. 1. Here is the photo of train station and opposite side of station you will see circle.You have to cross the road to catch bus number 1 .This is not airport shuttle,if you want to catch airport shuttle with luggage cabin,you can ask to services there is few of them. 2.Number 1 bus displays Airport sign on it and easily you can define it. It costs not too much,I posted tge price of ticket on it for student,anyway you can but full ticket.My ticket was half ticket for students. 3.Here we go, if there is no traffic you can reach to airport in about 18-20 minutes but with heavy traffic it will take long even in winter be aware about snow because it will cause delays. Max 35 minutes i suppose. 4.Security check time in Vilnius Airport it will take aprx 15-20 minutes,make sure you made online check in and also to arrive airport 2 hours before. Thank you for reading, I hope you enjoyed and it will be informative for you. #tripblazers #2023travelwish #mytripvlog

amazing country!!! fully green, take caring cities ecological spirit!! more that 300 lakes!! old churches beautifull center #nationalpark #mytripvlog old towns!!!

I had 1,5 days in Vilnius. i stayed strategically close to the bus/ train station in panorama hotel. The Vilnius old town is amazing. it’s walkable on foot and so cozy! it’s got lots of parks, cafes and coffee shops. super pleasant time!

#grouptravel Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania. It’s located in Eastern side of Europe bordering Poland on the south. Vilnius is one cute little city with some spectacular Architectures. The old town is located at the city centre. You can pretty much walk around the city in a day. One of the most iconic landmarks of Lithuania is Vilnius cathedral which is located at the heart of the city. The old town is buzzing with tourists, Restaurants & beautiful cafes! The classic gothic style architecture will blow your mind. Also it’s voted as the greenest city in Europe. #passionpassport #gooutside #urbanexplorer #staycation

I flew in to Vilnius from Amsterdam and was supposed to go to Belorussia but was so tired that decided to take a rest. i booked Old town trio hotel last minute-took a bus and was there in 15 mins from the airport. the receptionist was nice and the bed was cozy and the breakfast had many options, I was actually surprised. I spent one night in and left the whole morning and afternoon to wander around Old town. The hotel is in very center and has got shops and cafes nearby. all in all it’s a nice experience! cute caffès, second hand shops and people:)