Vilnius trip planner

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.

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.

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

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

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