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tep into the majestic heart of Vilnius, where centuries of royal influence and cultural heritage have shaped one of Europe’s most elegant Old Towns. This private walking tour invites you to discover a city whose history stretches far beyond that of the United States, reflected in its classical architecture, grand squares, and historic landmarks. With a professional local guide, explore the most significant sites that define Vilnius as a former center of power, religion, and artistic expression. Walk through Cathedral Square, where the foundations of Lithuanian identity were established, and continue along historic streets lined with baroque and neoclassical buildings that reveal the city’s royal past. As the journey unfolds, you will uncover stories of rulers, cultural transformation, and architectural achievements that shaped the city across generations. Each stop offers a deeper understanding of Vilnius as a living reflection of European civilization.

Lithuania’s Curonian Spit, a UNESCO-listed thread of land stretching out into the Baltic Sea, offers a unique landscape of pristine beaches, lush forests, and massive sand dunes. It’s a long way from Vilnius, but this tour makes it easy to visit Curonian Spit National Park on a day trip from the capital. Led by a private guide, you’ll see the spit’s essential sites while learning about the region’s history and legends.

This is a unique tour with a litvak Ema Segal. Ema was born and raised in Vilnius in the 80s. During this half day tour you will not only hear and see a lot of interesting facts and stories about the Jewish life before and after WWII, but also hear Ema's personal story of growing up Jewish in the post-Soviet Vilnius. This tour includes a 3-hour walking tour around the 2 Jewish ghettos (previously known as the Jewish Quarter), and later a drive to the Ponar forest. You will be driven in a comfortable 4-seat Volvo. This private tour is suited for a max. 4 people group. Which allows for an intimate two-way communication. THE MENTIONED TOUR PRICE IS FOR THE WHOLE GROUP.

Discover the independent republic in Lithuania on this private 2.5-hour Užupis walking tour in Vilnius. Follow a guide into the Republic of Užupis and gain insight into the area’s rebellious past. Along the way, see galleries and venues frequented by the city’s many resident artists, mingle with the locals and soak up the atmosphere in this colorful corner of Vilnius.

Venture out of the bustling city of Vilnius and discover ancient Lithuania on this full-day private tour to Kernave. This UNESCO-listed is known as the “Troy of Lithuania” and was one of the country’s first capitals back in medieval times. Learn about daily life back in the day, the attack of the Teutonic Knights, and why the city was never settled again as you roam around the lush, green valley.

Go off the tourist track in Vilnius with your own private guide who shows you neighborhoods where creativity and alternative culture have blossomed. See murals and street art, cultural centers that have opened in Soviet-era factories, bars and cafes, and a local market in a vibrant neighborhood that is akin to Brooklyn in New York City, or Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg in Berlin.

Travel sustainably to Trakai, a historic town just 30 minutes from Vilnius, on this eco-friendly train tour. Immerse yourself in the local culture as you stroll through scenic landscapes, admire the iconic Trakai Island Castle from various viewpoints (we do not go inside of the castle), and delve into the rich traditions of the Karaim community. This tour combines walking, learning, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region, making it perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Enjoy flexibility with your return to Vilnius, allowing you to explore at your own pace. - 4.5-hour guided tour with a professional guide - Scenic train ride to Trakai, included in the tour price - Explore Karaim culture and the stunning natural surroundings - Flexible return options to extend your visit in Trakai

This active sightseeing tour with a guide will show you the places of Klaipėda Old Town, but one of the most important attractions of the old town – the Castle Museum. It is a true treasure-house of history: exhibits of the museum will ‘narrate’ the history of the city, its development, the past of the Castle and its significance at that time and now. A special aura of the Castle museum will take you to the life in the 16th and 18th centuries.

Discover the city on a private tour made just for you. On this 2 hours tour you discover Kaunas old town and get to know a romantic, cozy and mysterious city. Follow your guide and walk through Laisvės avenue, which has always been the most popular place for dating and visit the “White Swan”. You will also find out about the honeymoon and the love story of two young people – Aleksota and Kaunas. Your guide will reveal the secrets of Kaunas castle and old cloistral buildings, as well as Bona Sforza’s secrets and the recipe of Bernardinai fish pie. You also will try to solve mystery of the confluence of the Neris and Nemunas.

See Vilnius from a whole new perspective on a private walking tour that focuses on the women who shaped the city—something that many tours miss out on. As you explore the city's streets and head to locations of particular significance, pass by statues and monuments dedicated to women and their legacies. Uncover the lives of prominent females in the city and learn about the art they created—from books to sculpture. Plus, check off many of the city's top sights, from the Royal Palace of Lithuania to the monastery of Bazilijonai.

Once called ”The Jerusalem of the North”, Vilnius is the kind of a city that likes to show its scars: former ghettos, Holocaust dedicated Museums, torture chambers. But Vilnius is more than that: it also has one of the most authentic Old Towns in the World, as well as a 40% coverage by green spaces. Join our private walking tour to better understand Vilnius and our guide will make this city find a special place in your hearts.

Augustow is one of the most beautiful towns in Poland. It is located on the River Netta and the Augustow Canal and surrounded by the beautiful Necko, Biale and Rospuda Lakes. Picturesque landscapes, amazing traditional food, canals, clean air and water in lakes, relaxing pine-spruce forests, untouched nature and kind locals – Augustow is the only place you can find it all. Our tour is unique experience to see neighboring Poland while being in Lithuania.

This tour is an orienteering game where you will be accompanied by our guide via Messenger (a messaging app developed by Facebook). You will only need a mobile phone, comfortable shoes, and your thirst for discovery! Your personal guide will lead you on a private tour where you will have to find sightseeing objects by following the clues you will receive. Once you find an allocated sight, you will be rewarded with a short history of the place or monument in audio, text, or video format. After which, you will receive a new clue and continue the route.

Experience the rich tapestry of Vilnius on a walking tour that highlights the UNESCO-listed Old Town and the city’s dynamic transformation. Stroll through historic streets, uncover hidden courtyards, and marvel at churches as you delve into the past and present of this vibrant capital. An expert local guide shares engaging stories and cultural insights that reveal the daily life of Vilnius today, offering a unique perspective on its evolution from medieval times to the modern era. - Discover the UNESCO-listed Old Town and its historical landmarks - Gain insights into the city’s transformation from Soviet influence to independence - Experience local life through the eyes of an expert guide - Perfect for travelers seeking a personal connection to Vilnius' history and culture

Discover the beauty of Vilnius on a self-guided bike tour to Verkiai Regional Park and the scenic Green Lakes. This 36 km route takes you through urban paths, cultural landmarks, and lush forests, perfect for both touring bikes. Highlights include Trinapolis Monastery, the historic Vilnius Calvary, and panoramic views from Verkiai Manor Park. Enjoy a refreshing swim at Balsiai Lake and explore renovated green areas along the way. Ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts, this tour offers flexibility with a digital route map and 24-hour bike rental. - Self-guided cycling tour with a total distance of ~36 km - Explore cultural landmarks like Trinapolis Monastery and Vilnius Calvary - Enjoy stunning views of the Neris River and the Green Lakes. - Includes digital route map, sightseeing descriptions, and touring bike rental

Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Trokai. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll breathe in the blue skies surrounding the colourful wooden city and its castle. Trakai is home to Lithuania’s characteristic bright blue lakes and breathtaking scenery. On this walking tour, you’ll get to know the medieval capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and soak up its rich history and surrounding natural beauty. You'll wind through Karaite Street, where you can admire its colourful wooden houses. Tour producer Agnieska will tell you about the Caraite nation, which arrived from Crimea 600 years ago. You’ll hear stories of local folklore as you cross the bridge to Trakai Island Castle, the town’s main attraction, which dates back to the 1300s. As you walk around its perimeter, Agnieska will share stories about medieval battles at this gothic castle and its place in modern Trakai and Lithuania.

This tour is a great opportunity to learn more about Klaipeda and the most popular seaside resort in Lithuania – Palanga. Klaipeda, previously known as Memel, has preserved a cozy old town with visible traces of the German culture. A professional tour guide will not only take you to the most interesting sites, but also tell many extraordinary stories about the eventful past of the city. On your way, you will pay a visit to the famous Annie of Tharau sculpture in the Theatre square, explore unique timber-frame houses, see the Old City Hall and check out other local landmarks. After the stroll around Klaipeda, we will be heading to Palanga. White sandy beaches, long pedestrian promenade which leads onto a bridge to the sea, and the Amber Museum located in the historic Tiskeviciai Palace make Palanga exceptionally appealing to tourists from all over the world.

Explore the captivating capital of Lithuania at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour. This tour does not include any admission fees or involve a physical guide. Discover Vilnius's rich history and vibrant culture as you visit iconic landmarks such as Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas' Tower, and the bustling Pilies Street. Our audio guide provides insights into the city’s architecture, significant events, and notable figures. Download the Citywalksz APP, put on your headphones, open the map that comes with your download, and start your journey. The tour takes approximately two hours, but you can pause anytime to shop, eat, or simply enjoy the sights. Perfect for tourists looking to experience Vilnius on foot, this tour offers flexibility and deep insights into the city’s past and present. Things to note before booking: 1. No admission fees or physical guide included. 2. Available only in English. 3. Tour downloading instructions are in the "Before You Go" section of your ticket.

Wolf's Liar is an unbelievable place where Hitler was planning a war. You will have a chance to visit that unique historical complex that changed lives for millions of people. The journey takes through the picturesque polish nature surrounded by lakes and forests. This is a private tour and guide will be dedicated only to you.

This tour is an orienteering game where you will be accompanied by our guide via Messenger (a messaging app developed by Facebook). You will only need a mobile phone, comfortable shoes and your thirst for discovery! Your personal guide will lead you on a private tour where you will have to find sightseeing objects by following clues you will receive. Once you found an allocated sight, you will be rewarded with a short history of the place or monument in audio, text or video format. After which, you will receive a new clue and continue the route.

Immerse yourself in the Jewish culture of Lithuania on this half-day tour of Vilnius. Focus on the history and heritage of the Jewish population in Vilnius as you travel through the city, visiting landmarks such as the Great Synagogue and the Jewish library, theatre, and government. Finish up with a visit to the Paneriai Memorial and listen to in-depth commentary on the city's history.

Discover the city on a private tour made just for you. Gediminas Castle is an object that has long been a symbol not only of Vilnius, but also of the whole of Lithuania. The castle is located on the site of Gediminas Hill and is perfectly visible from the whole old town

Discover the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Lithuania on this immersive half-day tour starting from Klaipeda Cruise Terminal. Experience the beauty of Palangos miesto botanikos parkas, stroll along the scenic Palanga Pier, and visit the historic Klaipėda Castle. This guided tour is designed for travelers seeking a mix of nature and history, with comfortable transportation and an expert guide to enhance your journey. - Duration: Approximately 3 to 4 hours - Inclusive of air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and all fees and taxes - Convenient pickup at your preferred location for a smooth start

You will have a chance to walk around the former ghetto, which was full of culture. It even had an orchestra! You will be able to see the only synagogue left in the area and perhaps will try some of the best bagels in town! You will be able to listen to a Vilnius Local sharing their thoughts and knowledge about this part of the city. Before World War II Vilnius was called Jerusalem of the North. Jews accounted for more than a third of the residents of Vilnius. Unfortunately, all that changed during the war. Lithuanian children were trying to help but some saving jews and quite some Lithuanians did participate in the holocaust.