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You would be surprised how many times I have heard “Kaunas? It’s rather boring isn’t it?” Not only from locals, but travellers as well. However, what most people don&rsqu Read more ...
Many travellers visiting Vilnius are surprised it is not very…. Soviet! Being a part of Soviet Union for almost half a century make people think there should be more grey buildings everywhere. Read more ...
Once you bought those cheap flight tickets to Vilnius it is time to choose the place where to stay in this beautiful city. Vilnius is quite compact and you can easily walk around everywhere. However d Read more ...
A lot of people visiting Vilnius or any of the Baltic capitals (Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn) usually choose to visit two cities or all three of them. These capitals are quite close to each other and n Read more ...
It is always fun to do something free of charge! But sometimes it is hard to find the information, so we decided to write a short article about free museums, galleries or interiors of some buildings t Read more ...
As Lithuania is becoming more and more successful at fighting the global pandemic, the city of Vilnius invites all its guests to check out the local events during July. The following month definitely Read more ...
If you happen to be in Lithuania, don’t miss the chance to visit the Hill of Crosses. It’s more than a pilgrimage site. Many non-religious people come to Northern Lithuania to see thi Read more ...
Vilnius is located in the valley of two rivers and surrounded by many hills. And let’s not forget all the church towers and new skyscrapers. So there are many amazing and romantic viewpoi Read more ...
Updated: July, 2020 Sad thing about Lithuanian national days is that most of them are celebrated in cold and rainy months. Not so many chances of family picnics and outdoor parties lasting the enti Read more ...