Lithuania trip planner

Stroll through the city center, admiring the lovely colored houses and soaking in the unique ambiance of this great town.

A marvelous park-museum exhibiting works of wood-carving Lithuanian artisans, as well as other collections of ethnographic value.

A sculpture garden showcasing statues of Soviet dignitaries, as well as historic exhibits of Lithuania's short-lived Communist period.

Enjoy the rich clear air of this fantastic spa resort, exploring its winding streets and the many hidden beauties of its center.

Explore the seemingly timeless streets of this town center, or relax on a bench and while the afternoon away people-watching.

Impressive and elegantly decorated, this redbrick cathedral dates to the 15C and is the largest Gothic church in Lithuania.

Spend the afternoon exploring the charming alleyways of this center, taking in the historic atmosphere so characteristic of the city.

A museum honoring the Lithuanian painter and musician, M.K. Ciurlionis, as well as exhibiting folk and fine art dating to the 15C.

Lithuania's largest convent complex, this 17C monastery is a great example of Italian Baroque architecture and houses artistic curios.

Once the presidential residence, this 19C neo-Baroque palace now houses a branch of the M.K. Ciurlionis National Art Museum.

Featuring the swan-like Town Hall, this colorful city square is lined with historic buildings and lovely churches.

One of the few Lithuanian ancient centers, this Old Town dates to the 17C and features several gorgeous historic buildings.

Retaining a unique medieval spirit, Kernave is a thriving archaeological site and is famous for yearly pagan festivals.

Stretching for 98km, this sandy strip of land offers amazing views of sand dunes and sprawling pine forests.

Explore the colorful streets of this center, enjoying the leisurely mood of a seaside resort and its beautiful natural attractions.

One of the highest sand-dunes in Europe, this unique dune is 52m high and is home to a well-located astronomical sundial.

Located in a 19C Tiskeviciai Palace, this great museum exhibits 4,500 pieces of amber artwork from throughout local history.

Whether you're exploring its gorgeous beaches or venturing into the vibrant streets of the center, Palanga will not disappoint.

A marvelous 19C botanical park, featuring a rose garden, a greenhouse, the legendary Birute Hill, and much more.

Discover the appeal of this little town center, make your way towards the lake, or simply enjoy a cup of coffee and the local air.

Famous for its lakes, Lake Plateliai in particular, this national park is a wonderful destination for hiking enthusiasts.

Visit the Independence Square, widely recognized as the heart of the city, or head to the park and explore its wooden statues.

Learn about the morphology of amber and its various types and uses at this museum, which also houses a 16C ceramics oven.

A still-active 19C cemetery, the final resting place of political and cultural dignitaries from Lithuania's recent history.

Erected in the 16C as part of the fortification system, this gate is one of Vilnius' significant religious and cultural landmarks.

A treasure trove of religious architecture, this street is home to three marvelous churches and leads towards the Gate of Dawn.

Vilnius' central square is the hub of city life, home to several historic monuments, an impressive cathedral, and its bell tower.

One of Vilnius' most notable monuments, this 15C church boasts a spectacular facade and is exemplary of Flamboyant Gothicism.

A 17C Baroque church with lavish Rococo ornamentation and beautiful artwork, it also frequently hosts musical performances.

Historically linked to the Vilnius University, the church retains its 14C layout behind the 18C veneer and houses ten fine altars.

Built on a former site of pagan worshiping, this church is a superb example of Lithuanian Baroque and boasts magnificent interior.

A 48m-tall hill where Vilnius was first founded, now the site of several historic landmarks, including the 13C Gedimino Tower.

Explore Vilnius' main thoroughfare, lined with governmental and cultural institutions, as well as bustling shops and cafes.

Discover one of Europe's largest medieval Old Towns, where the architectural diversity is complemented by the intricate history.

Set in the 16C royal arsenal, this museum houses 15C-19C Lithuanian craftsmanship and marvelous ecclesiastical artifacts.

Set in the former KGB headquarters, this museum exhibits documents and artifacts pertaining to the Soviet occupation of Lithuania.

A great museum located in several historic buildings, housing exhibits of Lithuanian history, archaeology, ethnography, and more.

A splendid pedestrian street, popular with artisans and lined with colorful shops selling souvenirs, folk art, and amber jewelry.

An eccentric Vilnius neighborhood favored by artists and intellectuals, that declared itself as an independent republic in 1997.

Once the site of a Jewish Ghetto, this lively street is now a hub of artistic workshops, openly displaying their craft and ware.

Explore this pleasant 14C street, famed for its colorful houses and a wonderful authentic ambiance representative of Vilnius.

Spread across 15 courtyards, ancient buildings, and a tower with the best city views, this gorgeous campus is not to be missed.

A spectacular cathedral dating to the 15C, home to tombs of dignitaries from Lithuanian history, as well as fine artwork from the 16C-19C.

Explore the cobbled streets of this center, admiring the architectural wealth spanning several centuries, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Whether you visit a castle or make your way to one of the five lakes surrounding the city, your time here will be well spent.

Take the time to enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of this city center, then grab a cup of coffee or visit the Cat Museum.

Enjoy the tranquility on the streets of this picturesque little town, or buy an ice cream and head towards the sea.

Exceptional fun for the whole family, this theme park houses life-sized dinosaur replicas, a 5D cinema, and other attractions.

A centuries-old pilgrimage site collating over 400,000 crosses and crucifixes, symbolic of Lithuanian struggles for independence.

Lithuania's first national park spans over 40,000ha, covering forests well-known for their biodiversity, and a multitude of lakes.

Lithuania's largest national park sprawls along the Nemunas River, preserving primeval pine forests and ethnographic villages.

A national park dedicated to the preservation of the Curonian Isthmus and its surroundings, including the sand dunes and the lagoon.

Europe's only historical national park authentically preserves the medieval city of Trakai, as well as its surrounding villages.

Learn about traditional Lithuanian life in this large open-air museum, home to authentic peasant houses, furniture, tools and more.

Neo-Gothic and austere, this 18C redbrick cathedral is the tallest in Lithuania and boasts spectacular stained glass windows.

A small museum displaying a collection of angel figures, encompassing both fine and folk artworks made from a variety of materials.

Climb up only a 100 steps and take a walk among the treetops of this lovely pine forest, enjoying the views afforded by the height.

Ride a pony, learn about the local history of horses in agriculture and warfare, and visit the ethnographic exhibit of 19C folk life.

Built in 1931 on the grounds of former churches, this fine neo-Gothic structure is home to several paintings of artistic value.

For a fun day with the whole family, head to this aquapark, where slides and pools await along with saunas and spa facilities.

Famous for its unique blue exterior and topped with onion-shaped domes, this lovely 19C church is home to a beautiful iconostasis.

Open year-round, this indoor ski slope is said to be one of the world's largest and promises a fun experience for the entire family.

Upholding the woodcarving traditions of the Samogitian area, this outdoor museum exhibits wooden statues of folk and pagan figures.

Saturated with a great medieval atmosphere, this 13C redbrick castle houses a small museum in its tower dedicated to local history.

One of Kaunas' oldest churches, this 15C Gothic church boasts marvelous brick architecture, and an intricate history.

Lithuania's only zoo is set in a lush oak grove, and although relatively small, it offers a wonderful variety of animal species.

Spanning 62ha of lush parkland, this botanical garden maintains a wide variety of plant species, as well as a peaceful ambiance.

A marvelous 16C Town Hall reminiscent of a regal white swan, home to a lovely Ceramics Museum and a small historical museum.

A fine museum housing over 3,000 pieces depicting the devil, ranging across a spectrum of materials, and from art to crafts.

A marvelous neo-Byzantine 19C church, boasting several unique ornamental elements, and housing the Kaunas Museum for the Blind.

Lithuania's only free-standing minaret was constructed in the 19C in the Ottoman style, and offers great views of the city.

One of Lithuania's oldest museums, this institute exhibits the everyday life of Kedainiai's diverse population from the 15C-19C period.

Said to be the largest and oldest of its kind in Lithuania, this 18C wooden church boasts three fine Baroque wooden altars.

An incredible white sandy beach, famed for clear waters, gorgeous dunes framing the shore, and lush sea air.

Home to the Rokiskis Regional Museum, this 19C residential manor is surrounded by a wonderful park great for a relaxing stroll.

Set on the Gediminas, this complex is comprised of several historic landmarks, among them two castles, arsenals, and a tower.

A fantastic getaway from the city's bustle, these gardens feature botanical exhibits, a singing fountain, and great playgrounds.

This interactive museum showcases toys from the 19C-20C that will delight the entire family.

Dedicated to the history and mechanics of clock-making, this fine museum also features a park full of various intriguing sundials.

Situated in the heart of Lake Galve, this 14C island castle is a great example of Gothicism with light Romanesque motifs.

A superb example of Renaissance architecture, this 17C cathedral serves as the starting point of pilgrimage to the Hill of Crosses.

Comprised of treetop circuits and rope courses, this adventure park is a fun experience that will excite children and adults alike.

Housing over 14,000 cat-related figurines, artwork, and knick-knacks, this great museum will delight not just the cat lovers.

Stroll along the sandy shore, taking in the immense beauty, and go for a swim when the weather permits.

Referred to as a "summer paradise," Klaipeda invites you to spend the sunny months soaking up the rays on its beautiful beaches.

A great place for unwinding and people-watching, this historic city square features a fountain with a sculpture of Ann from Tharau.

A monument representing the unification of Lithuania Minor and Lithuania Major, as well as the Russian Kaliningrad Region.

Part of the Kaunas Fortress, this 19C stronghold was a Soviet prison and a Nazi execution site, now hosting a museum depicting those horrors.

Dating to the 16C, this ducal palace has been faithfully reconstructed and now offers a glimpse of historic decor and ancient foundations.

Tracing Lithuania's military history since ancient times, the museum exhibits armory, weaponry, and statues of historic war leaders.

This lovely natural lake boasts over 20 islands, some of which host historic landmarks, and offers a great backdrop for a picnic.

Home to a wealth of local and international flora, this lovely botanical garden offers a great venture for an afternoon stroll.

An extensive beautiful lake with long historic roots, seven islands, and a wonderful landscape perfect for quiet exploration.

Boasting five distinct sites, this wonderful museum traces the history and culture of Lithuanian Jewry of the past centuries.

A remarkable architectural gem, this 15C Gothic building now houses a museum honoring the Polish poet, Adam Mickiewicz.

Dating to the 16C, this palace retains some of its Late Renaissance architecture and hosts a few interesting art collections.

Largely noted for its national symbolism, this hill is the site of many Lithuanian festivals, pagan ceremonies, and lovely views.

A sprawling nature reserve encompassing woods, lakes, and cultural landmarks, this park offers something for all tastes.

A natural history museum, this institute exhibits taxidermied animals, hunting trophies, insect collections, and other zoological curios.

Take a ride on the cable car and be rewarded with marvelous views of the city, its adjacent forest, and the winding river.

This large marine park is a paradise for bird-lovers, boasting an array of migratory colonies, as well as lush aquatic flora.

Located in a lush forest, this open-air sculpture museum boasts over 90 art installations by international artists scattered throughout.

Believed by many to be a New Age site of medicinal properties, this pyramid is protected by a glass dome and is set within the Dzukija Forest.

Running across the Sietuva swamp, this paved road is set beneath the swamp waters, and served in the 13C-14C against invaders.