Top Vilnius Culture

Discover baroque architecture and medieval heritage in Lithuania on this private 2.5-hour Vilnius Old Town walking tour. Follow a private guide through Vilnius’ historic Old Town, and gain insight into the city’s rich history and heritage. Admire bold architecture and pretty streets, and mingle with the locals going about their day. Along the way, discover top city attractions and famous landmarks including the Church of St Francis and St Bernard, Gediminas' Tower, the Presidential Palace and Vilnius Cathedral, and admire fine city views from Castle Hill and Subacius Hill.

Discover the city on a private tour made just for you. The Old Town of Vilnius is one of the largest surviving medieval old towns. It was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Why The Gate of Dawn is one of the most important religious and historical monuments? Did You know that Lithuania is ranked the 1st in the world by the number of hot air balloons per resident? You will see the most magnificent building in the city. You will be amazed by its baroque architecture. Did Lithuania really have a king? A local charismatic guide will reveal the secrets and interesting facts about Vilnius.

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 city on a private tour made just for you. This unique tour will take you on a journey through the beautiful courtyards of Vilnius, giving you a glimpse into the city’s rich history and culture. Together with a professional local guide, you will visit some of the most beautiful and historic courtyards in the city. What stories are hidden in the courtyards? You will learn about the history and significance of each courtyard. You will have the opportunity to take in the stunning architecture and enjoy the greenery. Experience Vilnius in an immersive and unique way!

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.

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

Spend the day away from the hustle and bustle of the city during this 4-hour  private tour from Vilnius to Trakai. Discover the beautiful 15th-century castle set upon an island learn about the culture of the Karaites, whose influence can be seen in the structures of Trakai. Spend your time admiring the beautiful Lithuanian countryside and surrounding lakes before heading back to the city.

Enjoy bird’s-eye views over Vilnius’ Old Town on this 1-hour hot-air balloon flight. Following a hotel pickup, hop into the basket with a pilot and take to the skies! As you climb higher and higher, take in panoramic views over Vilnius to the surrounding countryside and enjoy this relaxing experience to the full. When your hot-air balloon flight comes to an end, land gently in a meadow and sip Champagne as the team packs the balloon away. Then, return in comfort to your hotel in Vilnius.

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 City Quest that combines the excitement of a treasure hunt, the fun of an orientation game, and the knowledge of a self-guided tour. All you need is a smartphone to participate! Our City Quests are full of puzzles to solve, codes to crack and fun facts about the city's sights and history. It's a great way to explore the city while having fun with your team. And at the end of the quest you will get a summary of your adventure.

This ticket is perfect for car lovers who want to spend time exploring all the beautiful craftsmanship in the Auto Museum Vilnius. There is over 150 years of history and over 100 exhibits to explore. Some of the cars were owned by Paul McCartney and Albert Einstein, so be prepared for some interesting facts and surprises.

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.

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.

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.

Get out to Aukstaitija national park, the natural paradise of deep, whispering forests and blue lakes. Visit the oldest in Lithuania national park, have a stroll in Lithuania’s Sherwood, see the stunning panoramas from the top of the hills and watchtowers and trace back the history to the ancient times.

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.

Užupis, Vilnius' self-declared Artistic Republic, might be Europe's most charming micronation. On this walking tour, you'll explore the former neglected industrial area that transformed into a thriving bohemian neighbourhood, complete with its own constitution, president, and currency. Told as a conversation between local guide Indre and curious traveller Milda, the tour crosses bridges over the Vilnelė River, passes the bronze Angel of Užupis, and winds through galleries, cafés, and the historical Bernardine Cemetery — home to Lycka, the famous cemetery cat. Along the way, get your passport stamped at the border, discover the beer tap that flows free every April 1st, and read the constitution translated into 44 languages. The tour ends at the Fluxus Bridge, having explored not just the geography of this tiny nation but its philosophy of openness, creativity, and the right to be both happy and unhappy at the same time.

Explore the historic charm of Vilnius at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour. Enjoy a 2 km loop that takes you through iconic landmarks like the Užupis Republic Constitution Wall and Vilnius Cathedral Square. With engaging audio stories and interactive quizzes at each of the 9 stops, this tour combines learning with fun as you uncover the rich history of the city. Perfect for solo travelers or small groups, this flexible tour allows you to start anytime, adapting to your schedule and interests. - Enjoy a self-guided exploration of Vilnius with audio and quizzes - Walk a scenic 2 km route featuring 9 historical sites - Available daily and in any weather, with no group pressure - Complete the tour at your convenience, valid for up to 6 months after purchase

Užupis is one of the smallest and oldest districts of Vilnius a place that has always been both next to the Old Town and somehow separate from it. This is a walk through a place where stories, legends, paradoxes, and real human lives have blended together so completely that sometimes it becomes impossible to tell where reality ends and the Republic of Užupis begins.

Unlike most walking tours in Vilnius, this experience deliberately avoids the city's main tourist attractions and focuses on places that many visitors—and even some locals—rarely see. Led by an experienced traveler, professional photographer, and Vilnius local, it combines urban exploration, nature, historical context, and photography tips in a relaxed, flexible format. Rather than following a fixed sightseeing script, we take time to observe, photograph, and experience the city at a slower pace, discovering contrasting sides of Vilnius. The route starts with panoramic views from above and a walk through some of Vilnius’s wild nature, continues through both the historic and modern sides of Užupis, and finishes in the unpolished, raw neighborhood of Naujininkai before looping back toward Vilnius Old Town.

Curious about the lesser-known stories of Vilnius? Starting with the very first steps of this playful walk, you’ll experience the thrill and beauty of discovery. Location-based riddles will show you the way to our favourite local places, including quiet courtyards, forgotten stories and cute hidden spots we’ll keep secret... for now! Fun fact: this trail was created by our local creator. - Explore Vilnius old town during this interactive and fun discovery walk - Learn about the history and local stories of the city centre in a playful way - Solve 14 location-based riddles to unlock directions to your next stop along the route - See popular sights like the Vilnius cathedral from a different angle and discover hidden local spots This discovery walk is an educational and fun activity for friends, couples, families with kids, curious locals, visitors, and team building.

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

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.

This is a new package offering to experience two biggest cities of Lithuania, taking a look from above (panoramic spots) in one day. You will have a possibility to stroll through the Old Town, see the most known monuments and attractions as well as enjoy the view form birds flight. It's a guided tour in small groups, where your questions will be answered. You will get a chance to enjoy some local parks and outdoor activities that you would not been offered during a regular guided tour.