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Things to do

Trakai City Tour - Trakai Castle
Visit the beautiful Trakai Castle and stroll down Karaimu Street on this tour to The Town on Water
from EUR 40.00
Vilnius City Tour - Old Town, Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower
Shop in Pilies Street and see the revered Aušros vartai in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius
from EUR 25.00
Walking Tour of Old Town, Vilnius
See the Gediminas Tower and the Aušros vartai on a walking tour in the Old Town of Vilnius
from EUR 8.00

We have flights to Vilnius From:

Aalesund, Amsterdam, Athens, Baku, Barcelona, Bari, Bergen, Berlin, Billund, Brussels, Budapest, Chisinau, Copenhagen ,Dublin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Helsinki, Istanbul, Kaliningrad ,Kiev, Lappeenranta, London, Milan, Minsk, Moscow, Munich, Nice, Odessa, Oslo, Oulu, Paris, Riga, Rome, Simferopol, St Petersburg, Stavanger, Stockholm, Tallinn, Tampere, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Tel Aviv, Turku, Umea, Vaasa, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw, Zurich

Geography

Where the Neris and Vilnele rivers meet in southeastern Lithuania lies the capital city of Vilnius. Founded as the country’s principle city in 1323, Vilnius has also served as the centre of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Located some 300 km to the east of the Baltic seashore, the city has no true port, making it, like Moscow, a capital deep inland. A fair sized city, Vilnius boasts a population of 550,000 inhabitants and, with nearly 70 percent of the city is made up of leafy parks, it is one of Europe’s greenest cities. Start your Vilnius city-break with cheap tickets through airBaltic for your flight to Vilnius International Airport (airBaltic is among several airlines offering access to Lithuania).

Languages

Labas! (Hello!) Lithuanian, whose only close relative is Latvian, is the official language of Vilnius. Russian is widely spoken and understood, although younger generations will be up to speed with English. A city-break in Vilnius does not require learning either Lithuanian or Russian, but a few phrases may come in handy, especially when lifting a glass to say cheers to your host. Either oplia or I sveikata will do, as long as there is good eye contact.

See and Do

The old town is the most magnificent aspect of Vilnius, with one of Europe’s largest groupings of historic buildings. Baroque architecture predominates with a few outstanding pieces in other styles, including the Gothic St. Anne’s Church, said to have been even the envy of Napolean, who sought to pocket the tiny church on his return to France and is simply stunning, no matter how many times it’s seen.  Archcathedral Basilica, first a wooden church constructed in 1251 and then rebuilt several times over the centuries is another strong piece of the city’s architecture, complete with some spooky catacombs beneath for those daring enough to venture in. Otherwise, the faint of heart can enjoy a photo history of the city inside the upper part of the church.

Here is where the Lithuanian magic begins. Outside in the square, find the Stebuklas (meaning Miracle) tile, make a wish and spin round three times to have your desire granted. This little stone marks the Vilnius end point for the human chain connecting the three Baltic capitals during a protest sometimes called the singing revolution.

Climb up to Gediminas Castle from Cathedral Square to see this beautiful red brick castle built by the Dukes of Lithuania in the 14th century. Turn and look out for some extraordinary views of the city. The city has several museums of note, including the Lithuanian Art Museum, with collections of local art and some international pieces and the House of the Signatories to see where the Act of Independence of Lithuania was signed in 1918.

For nightlife, get out to the Old Town where many hotel bars, clubs and trendy cafes await, along with the locals, who know how to create a great time. If possible, treat yourself to a little Krupnika, traditional Lithuanian honey liquor, to get into the full mood and style of Vilnius.

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Reservations and inquiries by phone: 90001100 (within Latvia, LVL 0.36 per minute), 890015004 (calls from Lithuania LTL2.12 per minute/ EUR 0.59),

17107 (within Estonia, EUR 0.51 per minute, Mon-Fri 9:30 to 18:00), +371 67006006  (for abroad calls, international calling rates apply)

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