
Vilnius
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Discover the history of Vilnius
Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is renowned for its UNESCO-listed baroque Old Town, historic churches, and the self-proclaimed district of Užupis, known for its art galleries and bohemian atmosphere. The city is home to numerous museums dedicated to Lithuanian culture, Baltic heritage, and Eastern European history, as well as venues hosting concerts and theatrical performances. In winter, the cobbled streets are blanketed in snow and Cathedral Square hosts a Christmas market with stalls and hot beverages. Ice skating rinks open throughout the city, festive lights illuminate the historic center in December, and nearby forests offer peaceful winter hiking away from the urban hustle.
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Discover the best attractions in Vilnius and its surroundings
Trakai Island Castle
Turreted castle on a tranquil island connected by footbridge with a Lithuanian culture museum.
Bernardine Garden
Chess tables, a play area & musical fountain shows are some highlights of this riverfront park.
Vilnius Cathedral
Classical-style Roman Catholic cathedral on an old pagan temple site with 11 side chapels.
Gates of Dawn
This 1500s city gate is a prominent landmark housing a chapel with an icon of the Virgin Mary.
Gediminas Castle Tower
This 3-story brick tower was originally part of a castle constructed in the 15th century.
Verkiai Regional Park
Nature-filled reserve with a number of lakes, also housing the Classical Verkiai Palace.
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