All Vilnius Tours & Excursions in 2026

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.

Turn an otherwise uneventful drive between Vilnius and Riga into a day of sightseeing with this private transfer from your Vilnius hotel. Drive across the border into Latvia and up to Riga, visiting Rundale Palace to see its Baroque architecture and gardens, followed by Bauska Castle to explore its fortifications. Admission tickets are not included.

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 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.

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.

Venture north of Vilnius to explore eastern Lithuania and discover many interesting points in the country. Visit the Geographical Center of Europe in Purnuskes, the Ethno-Cosmology Museum which relates man to the cosmic world, Labanoras National Park, the Museum of Ancient Beekeeping in Stripeikiai, and much more. This tour is a great opportunity to learn more about Lithuania’s natural landmarks, history, and culture.

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.

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.

Instead of working out how to best explore the Old Town and Uzupis neighborhoods of Vilnius, on this private guided walking tour, visit a curated selection of local landmarks and attractions. Visit the independent artists' republic near the Old Town, discover hidden gems across the city that most tourists miss, wander through the historic Cathedral Square, and much more.

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).

Discover the best of the Baltics—without worrying about planning logistics—on this 8-day group tour of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Visit key cities and landmarks such as Vilnius, the Hill of Crosses, Riga, the Episcopal Palace, Tallinn, and much more. Learn about each location’s rich history stretching as far back as medieval times and find out which Baltic country is your favorite.

Discover baroque architecture and medieval history in Lithuania’s capital on this 3-hour small-group Vilnius city tour. Follow a guide along Vilnius’ pretty streets and discover top attractions including the Bernardine Church and Monastery, the Church of St Anne, Cathedral Square, the Presidential Palace and Vilnius University. Stroll along Gediminas Avenue, soak up the atmosphere in the UNESCO–listed Old Town and enjoy panoramic views over the rooftops from Subačius Hill. Along the way, gain insight into Vilnius’ culture and heritage, and learn what makes the city tick.

All beverages featured during our tastings come exclusively from Lithuanian winemakers and mead makers. Lithuanian winemakers create unique wines from local grapes as well as wide variety of berries, fruits, and even dandelions and rhubarb. Alongside wine, we also present traditional Lithuanian mead, made by blending natural honey with berries and herbs. We focus on authentic Lithuanian production and do not represent factories or large-scale producers. During the tasting experience, you will enjoy: * Wines and meads crafted exclusively by small local producers, made from local fruits and berries. * Stories about Lithuanian wine and mead traditions and people who keep it alive today. * A fun challenge – become a flavor expert and try to guess which fruits or berries were used to make the wine you’re tasting! The tastings are guided by members of the Lithuanian National Winemakers’ Association, offering guests authentic first-hand stories and personal insights into the craft.

Explore another part of amazing Vilnius Old Town on a captivating walking tour with a professional local guide. During the tour you will visit many magic places of Vilnius, you will see the highlights of Unesco World Heritage site as well as some spots off the beaten tracks. The tour covers not only magic topics. You will get acquainted with the array of legends describing another history of Vilnius. And of course you will get a magical homework, which you will extremely enjoy. This tour will be interesting to the families with children, solo travelers, culture vultures and others

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.

Vilnius has so many historic sights that it’s tough to find a tour that fits everything your party wants to see into one itinerary. On this private small-group walking tour, your guide will customize the tour to your specific tastes, even going so far as offering totally different day and nighttime options. Explore Vilnius Cathedral or Vilnius’s historic old town in daylight hours, or try out cocktails and the city’s best clubs in the moonlight.

Cultural treasures await in Lithuania on this enriching day tour. Begin at the serene Hill of Angels, where wooden sculptures create a unique open-air gallery, offering stunning views of Galvė Lake. Next, visit the elegant Užutrakis Manor, a neoclassical masterpiece set in lush gardens, with picturesque views of Trakai Castle. Finally, explore the enchanting Trakai Island Castle, a historic fortress that tells the story of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. This tour is perfect for history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and families alike, with options for local guides and traditional Karaim lunch. - Visit three iconic cultural sites in one day - Perfect for history, culture, and nature lovers - Local guide or audio guide options available - Suitable for all ages with minimal walking required

Fans of the HBO series Chernobyl will be fascinated by this private tour of the show’s filming locations in Vilnius. See the Fabijoniškės district, which served as a stand-in for the show’s setting of Pripyat, Ukraine, and get a sense of what these Soviet-built neighborhoods felt like. You’ll also learn more about life in Soviet Lithuania with a visit to the KGB Museum, another filming site for the show.

Go beyond just seeing the historic landmarks of Trakai and also experience some of the culture tied to the town with this comprehensive private tour of Trakai. Learn about the history of Trakai through visits to Užutrakis Manor and Trakai Island Castle. This tour also provides the special opportunity to try the traditional cuisine of the Karaim people, an ethnic group originally from Crimea with ties to Trakai’s history.

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

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.

This experience combines kayaking with a unique sunset and night-time view of Vilnius city. Unlike standard daytime rentals, you will see the city transform as lights reflect on the Neris River. The experience includes transportation to the starting point, making it easy and convenient, and is suitable for both beginners and experienced paddlers.

Go in-depth into Lithuania's history during this walking tour of Vilnius. With a guide in the lead providing insightful historical commentary, you'll learn much more than you would simply wandering around the capital on your own. With special emphasis on the past Soviet occupation, current inclusion in the European Union, and the events of the 50 intervening years, you'll get a full picture of this complex country.

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.