Top Lithuania Walking Tours

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.

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.

The tour begins with a ferry ride to the Curonian Spit, where you will get acquainted with its main attractions. You will see dunes, resort villages Juodkrante and Nida, visit the Cormorants and Herons colony, Thomas Mann Museum. There will be time for a lunch break in Nida (not included). After 6 hours by bus, you will return to the port, from where you can walk to the Old Town on your own to inspect it.

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.

Discover Nida and the Curonian Spit at your own pace with this self-guided audio walking tour. Through your smartphone — no app needed — you'll unlock captivating stories about the UNESCO-listed landscape, the legendary Thomas Mann connections, local fishing traditions, and the hidden gems that make Neringa unforgettable. Test yourself with fun quizzes at every stop, stroll through the towering sand dunes and peaceful pine forests, and explore this extraordinary place whenever you like, at your own rhythm. A knowledgeable audio guide in your pocket replaces any need for a physical guide.

On this private tour, you fully customize your walking itinerary through the medieval capital of Trakai alongside an expert guide. Choose exactly which landmarks, heritage sites, and castle viewpoints you want to explore on your personalized excursion. Experience lakeside scenery as you set the pace. Explore 14th-century wooden architecture of the Karaite community, stroll along the shores of Lake Galvė, or cross wooden bridges to the red-brick Island Castle. Whether focusing on military architecture, royal folklore, or multi-ethnic heritage, your guide adapts the route entirely to your interests. Please note: routes and time at each stop vary based on selections made on the day. Choose your history route: select Karaite wooden quarter or Peninsula Castle ruins Pick your castle focus: tailor visit to Island Castle interiors or defensive structures Set your pace: adjust walking speed and commentary depth with your private guide

They kept a snake in the house and fed it milk by hand; killing it brought disaster. That is where the walk opens, at the Bastion, with the Basilisk the city invented to explain its dead. From there: the Gate of Dawn and its wall of 8,000 silver hearts, legs and eyes left to buy a cure from heaven; three martyrs killed in 1347 whose bodies still refuse to decay; the Basilian Gate, built by the church that went over to Rome in 1596 to keep Moscow from claiming it; St Casimir's, built by a son to undo the nation his father turned Protestant; where Stendhal watched Napoleon's army freeze in 1812; the lane where a mob burned the rival church; and Cathedral Square, where a pagan fire burns under the cathedral of the last country in Europe to give up its gods. Led by Dr Simonas Strelcovas, PhD historian and former museum director, from his own research, not a script. Not what year a building went up, but how ordinary people believed. For curious travellers and readers of history.

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.

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.

3 hours walking tour in Klaipeda. You will see the streets and buildings of the Old City, the old Castle territory, the Theatre Square, the Annie of Tharau Fountain and visit to the Amber Queen Museum.

During this tour, we will visit Kaunas, the provisional capital of Lithuania during the interwar period and now the second-largest city in the country. It’s worth exploring the Old Town, the castle grounds, and the modernist buildings while discussing pre-war independent Lithuania and the lives of its people. We will stroll through Kaunas Old Town, visiting the castle, cozy streets, the remnants of several churches, and the Old Presidential Palace. Kaunas modernism is unique and increasingly recognized, showcasing architectural innovation. We will take the historic funicular to enjoy panoramic views of the city. As part of the tour, we will also visit Pažaislis Monastery, an enriching experience that highlights the region's cultural heritage. I provide this tour from Vilnius, including pickup and drop-off at your hotel. If you are staying in Kaunas, I can meet you at your hotel for a convenient start to your adventure.

Don’t waste time trying to find the strange and quirky monuments and sculptures in Klaipedia all by yourself. Instead, book this private tour of Klaipeda Old Town, where your personal guide will take you to the most important, and amusing, works of art in the area. Make sure to wear good walking shoes and bring a jacket, since you’ll be spending your tour outdoors and putting in your steps for a few hours.

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.

Discover hidden gems and panoramic views and have a chance to disconnect for a few hours in a peaceful environment. The unforgettable landscape is shaped by large terraces of river Vilnia, which gave its name to the capital of Lithuania, playful hills, combinations of spurs and bluffs, and hills covered with forests. The route follows paths of compacted and natural ground that are wide or well-trodden. The trail is hilly, so there are stairs on the steeper ascents and descents. You will find places such as the ruins of the cannon factory (XVI c), the former castle hill, the sundial, and the Belmont Mill by the dam. Learn many interesting facts and stories about Lithuania from a local.

You’re not simply getting a few tourist snapshots. My background is in documentary photography, so I approach portraits with an emphasis on natural expressions, interesting light, composition and storytelling. The goal is to create photographs that look and feel like you — images you’ll actually want to share, print, frame or give as a gift. Your photographs can become: • High-quality portraits for your social media and personal profiles • Beautiful memories of your trip to Vilnius • A framed photograph for your home • A meaningful gift for someone special • Photographs documenting an anniversary, birthday, engagement or other milestone

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.

Welcome to Klaipeda, the peaceful Lithuanian coastal town that has a lot of stories and legends to tell. Enjoy your private tour and learn the town’s stories and legends. Make sure to bring a lot of stunning photos, from the Theatre Square, Klaipeda Simon Dach Fountain, Old Town and many others

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.