If you are reading this blog post most likely quarantine messed up with your travelling plans. But it doesn’t have to stop you from exploring Lithuania! You might say, that your brains and eyes Read more ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Personal safety is really important factor when choosing a travel destination. After all, you will be far away from home, in a new and unknown environment, with limited knowledge of local language or Read more ...
Updated 22/10/2020 Before the WW2 Vilnius was known as Jerusalem of Lithuania and was the most important educational and cultural centre for the Jewish people in the region. Today Vilnius old Read more ...
Haven’t you heard? Lithuania was the biggest country in Europe! Yes, it was back in 15thcentury, but we Lithuanians are still very proud of this fact. Maybe because of this reason every summer w Read more ...