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Spend the day away from the bustling city to explore two important Lithuanian towns. First visit the UNESCO-listed forts of Kernave, the first Lithuanian capital. Next, head on to the beautiful 15th-century island castle of Trakai.

No guidebook can give you the perspective of Jewish life in Lithuania like this tour in Vilnius will, led by a local litvak- or Jewish Lithuanian- who was raised in post-Soviet Lithuania.This is a private tour, so you can customize your itinerary. Check out the Old Town, Vilna Gaon Monument, and Vilnius Jewish Library if you like. Just know that for flexibility, you pay the entrance fees to places you visit on the spot.

Get out of the city and visit Curonian Spit National Park with ease on this full-day tour. Depart from your Vilnius hotel in a private vehicle and make your way to the Lithuanian seaside. Stop at the Hill of Witches and learn about Lithuanian fairy tales. Stroll on sand dunes and admire the unique plants of the area.

Head south from Vilnius to the Dzukija National Park to explore its natural landmarks and attractions. See the Pyramid of Merkine, the largest swamp in Lithuania, the Liskiava Monastery Ensemble and Grutas Park, a sculpture garden of Soviet-era statues of Lenin, Marx, Stalin, and others. Spend a day learning about Lithuania’s natural and cultural history and enjoy a relaxing day immersed in the lush, greenery of the park.

Explore Lithuanian history and tradition on this private Anykščiai and the Hill of Crosses day trip from Vilnius. Explore Lithuania’s 19th-century engineering history on the narrow-gauge railway. Visit the Ethnographic Horse Museum with a private guide and see how the horse helped develop Lithuania’s farming traditions. Take in local attractions such as the Roman Catholic Church of St Matthias — the tallest church in Lithuania — and test your mettle on the treetop rope course in the Aukštaitija National Park. Then, spend time at the Hill of Crosses, a popular pilgrimage site.

Discover the beautiful surroundings of Vilnius during this full-day private tour. Venture out of the city to see the Paneriai Holocaust Memorial Park and the beautiful Trakai Island Castle. The last stop on the tour is the large Rumsiskes Ethnographic Museum where guests can learn more about the different ethnographic regions in Lithuania from the 18th century onwards.

Explore top Lithuanian attractions with ease on this Anykščiai day trip from Vilnius. Admire important monuments in the ancient town of Anykščiai such as the Roman Catholic Church of St Matthias — the tallest church in Lithuania. Explore the region’s rail heritage on the narrow-gauge railway and learn the importance of the horse to Lithuania’s development at the Ethnographic Horse Museum. Delve deep into the Aukštaitija National Park and test your nerve on the treetop rope course. Admire fine views over the dense forests, then return in comfort to Vilnius.

This private walking tour reveals the rich heritage of Klaipėda, Lithuania’s historic port city. Explore the charming Old Town where medieval streets and architectural landmarks reflect centuries of cultural transformation. Discover traces of German, Prussian, and Lithuanian influences that shaped this important Baltic trading center. What stories remain hidden within the ancient squares and historic waterfront? Your experienced guide will share fascinating insights into the city's maritime legacy and cultural evolution. Admire distinctive architecture and heritage sites that connect Klaipėda to the great civilizations of Northern Europe. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Pedal along the Neris River that runs through the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius on this 3-hour tour. Bike across six bridges and along the banks to discover some of the city’s landmarks such as the like Verkiai estate, Trinapolis monastery, castles, and more. Learn about the city’s rich history and culture from your guide and admire the beautiful skyline on this leisurely bike tour.

Discover the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius and the medieval Trakai Castle—both UNESCO World Heritage sites—on this full-day tour. See the Gate of Dawn, St Anne’s Church, and Cathedral Square on a guided tour of Vilnius; visit the Paneriai memorial Museum; and explore the fairy-tale castle of Trakai, on the shores of Lake Galvė.

Kaunas is like a younger brother of Vilnius. Sometimes it seems to be in the shadows of the capital. But make no mistake - this is a superficial paradigm – Kaunas is a very vivid both in history and now:culture is thriving, and it’s always been the innovator vs Vilnius – same 100 years ago – same it is now. See the city and some top sights around, that are usually skipped by others. Main locations: Kaunas Old Town, Kaunas New Town, Zaliakalnis district HIGHLIGHTS:  • See castles and streets of medieval ages • Adore modern architecture of early 20th century • Get a picturesque ride in the oldest Europe's funicular • Enjoy panoramic views from the church observation deck

Follow the route of Pope John Paul II's pilgrimage in Latvia in 1993 on this private tour. Immerse yourself in the religious traditions and history of Lithuania by visiting the country's most sacred sites, such as the Shrine of Our Lady of Siluva, Tytuvenai, and the Hill of Crosses. Round-trip transportation means you can skip the hassle of renting a car, instead focusing on the scenery and your guide's insightful narration.

Discover the history of the Kaunas IX Fort Museum during a guided tour. This experience offers introduction to one of the most important historical sites in Lithuania. Visitors can choose from three tour options: Kaunas Fortress Tour – focuses on the history of the fortress and includes access to the defensive wall, which is not open to visitors without a guide. Short Overview Tour – introduction to the Kaunas Fortress, the period of the Lithuanian hard labor prison, and the Holocaust, including access to the defensive wall. Holocaust Tour – focuses on the mass executions of Jews at the IX Fort and provides an overview of the Holocaust in Lithuania (this tour does not include the defensive wall). All tours last 1 hour and 15 minutes and cost 50€ per group. Please note that all visitors must also purchase entrance tickets at the museum ticket office: Adults – 8€ Discounts are available for children, students, and seniors.

Soviet history buffs and fans of the HBO series Chernobyl will enjoy this tour of the show’s filming locations in Vilnius. Your guide will take you to the district of Fabijoniškės, which stood in for the Ukrainian nuclear power plant city of Pripyat in the series. You’ll learn about the nuclear disaster and what life was like under Soviet occupation. The tour ends at a former KGB prison that now serves as the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights.

Explore the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, the archaeological site of Kernave, and the historic city of Trakai on this full-day tour from Vilnius. After taking in the highlights of Vilnius’ UNESCO-listed Old Town, continue to see the ancient hill forts of Kernave, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, visit the island castle of Trakai, set sail on a cruise around the lake (optional), and tuck into a traditional Lithuanian lunch at a local restaurant (own expense).

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.

The main attraction of the tour is Cold War Museum near Plateliai. Cold War Museum is located in the former Soviet Union`s complex of ballistic missile silo launch. Since 1963 up to 1978, there had been deployed four medium- range ballistic missiles SS-4, armed with 2-megaton power thermonuclear warheads. These missiles, together with the nearby terrestrial platforms of analogue missile launching, had created a common Soviet nuclear armament group in Lithuania, which was able to destroy all the Europe.

The former underground missile base is newly opened after the reconstruction and hosts the Cold War Museum (reconstruction funds were allocated from the European Structural Funds). Tourists can visit the underground and the missile silos labyrinth and get knowledge of the Cold War period, propaganda strategies, consequences of the nuclear explosions and the life in the military base. The tour includes exploring the city of Palanga town. In Palanga, you will visit the Botanical Garden with the Amber Museum, see Sea Bridge, Basanavicius Street, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and other points of interests.

Visiting Vilnius and want to spend one day in nature outside of the capital city? Well, Trakai could be one of the greatest options making your journey even more attractive. Trakai is a small historical town, located just 30km away from Vilnius. This place is very famous for the biggest remaining castle in Lithuania and a fantastic lake view. Trakai half-day tour by minivan includes a visit to Grand Duke castle, the historical center of Trakai city, an old wooden Karaite church called Kenesa. With the help of your guide, you will find out a lot about the Middle Ages history of Lithuania. Enjoy the view of ancient artifacts and feel the atmosphere of the old times. During the trip do not forget to take pictures, shop for traditional Lithuanian gifts, and of course, taste traditional dumplings called kibinai of the ethnic Karaite group living in Trakai since the 14th century.

Vilnius is the only European capital founded on a dream. This self-guided audio tour through Vilnius Old Town lets you walk that story from its origin at Cathedral Square to the Gate of Dawn, the last surviving medieval gate guarding a miraculous painting that has outlasted every army sent to destroy the city. Along the way, you'll stand on the exact tile where a 600km human chain for freedom ended, step into a bohemian republic that declared independence on April Fool's Day, and trace the lost Jewish Quarter once known as the "Jerusalem of the North." No fixed schedule, no group to keep up with — just press play when you're ready, pause for coffee on Pilies Street, and pick up right where you left off, even offline. If you'd rather linger over a story than be rushed past it, this Vilnius walking tour fits the way you actually travel. Over 20,000 travelers have explored with our self-guided tours, and a full refund guarantee means there's nothing to lose.

Step Into the Magic of Vilnius Old Town Unlock the secrets of Europe’s hidden gem with our premium English-language, GPS-guided audio tour. Featuring 26 curated sights in central Vilnius, this isn't just a regular walking tour—it's time travel. Experience History Reborn with AI Witness the past come alive! This tour features unique historical AI video reenactments that vividly visualize ancient times, local legends, and iconic figures. Watch history unfold on your screen as you walk the exact streets where it happened. Why Choose This Tour? Royal & Sacred Heritage: Wander a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the regal legacy of a city that was the beating heart of Europe's largest country in the 15th century. Effortless Exploration: No clunky apps! Receive an instant web link with audio, descriptions, and images. Open it, enable location, and let GPS guide you. The Complete Picture: After this, enjoy our Southern Vilnius tour!

Unveil the secrets of Vilnius, it’s hidden gems and history on the Secrets of old Vilnius Walking Tour. You’ll learn about the history of its people, the founder, the Jewish Community that once thrived here, and well dig deep in the folklore, legends and stories of its past. You’ll be guided through the ancient squares, the small Jewish Quarter, the University gates, the narrow streets and presidential grounds, to name a few of the spots. This tour was created by a local who knows the history of the area. It's professionally narrated and infused with music to st the theme. The walking tour app guides you step by step pointing out what to see, the historic sites and hidden gems and sharing it's history.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our guided canoe tour through the mesmerizing sand-covered history of Nida! Paddle near the towering Gliders’ Dune, one of Europe’s highest, and gain exclusive access to restricted areas where few have ventured. Get an up-close look at the outer Schengen border between Lithuania and Russia, a fascinating remnant of geopolitical history. Once ashore, stroll along the soft sands of Parnidžio Dune and immerse yourself in the rich stories of Nida’s past, from the world-renowned Nida Gliders School and its record-setting achievements to the mysterious Death Valley. Discover that Nida was originally composed of three villages, with the current Nida sitting near the remnants of the previous two, now buried beneath the shifting sands. On our tour you'll uncover intriguing facts about the Curonian Spit’s history, its unique settlements, and the ever-changing dunes. Allow us to bridge the past with the present on this captivating journey!

Tour combines a visit to a AlpacaFamilyPark with a scenic trip to Trakai, home to the iconic island castle set on Lake Galvė. You’ll enjoy close, hands-on interaction with friendly alpacas while learning about farm life, followed by a relaxed exploration of Trakai’s history, culture, and picturesque surroundings. The experience offers a perfect balance of nature, animals, and heritage, local food. This tour is ideal for families, couples, animal lovers, and travelers seeking a calm, authentic day outside the city.