Aukstait National Park is located in the northeast of Lithuania, 100 km north of Vilnius. It is the oldest national park in Lithua …
Belmontas Park is a recreation and entertainment center located in Vilnius, Lithuania. Belmontas Park was founded on the site of a …
Zhemanty National Park is located in the north-west of Lithuania and covers 20,000 hectares of territory. There are 12 natural mon …
Dzuki National Park is the largest and most protected national park, which is located in the south of Lithuania, in Dzukia - a his …
The Park of Europe is an open-air sculptural park-museum created on the initiative of the famous Lithuanian sculptor Gintaras Karo …
Dear tourists, on this tour you will be presented with a historical portrait. Vilnius, from the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lith …
Sweet, kind, cozy, dear, calm, without fuss... Such words I often hear from tourists who come to Vilnius. And every word is true. …
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Vilnius is a living city with a deep history and a unique atmosphere where medieval streets and later architectural styles intertwine. There are traces of different eras: narrow cobbled alleys of the Old Town, green hills and the banks of the Neris and Vilnia rivers create a warm, slightly mysterious picture for walks and discoveries. The city attracts those who like leisurely walks, coffee shops near old houses and unexpected views from Gedimin Tower or the Three Crosses Mountain.
Vilnius’ handmade sights are diverse: Gedimin’s Tower and Gedimin’s monument set the historical tone, Prechistensky Cathedral and Cathedral Square gather guests at the heart of the city, and Vilnius Town Hall and Town Hall Square reflect the city’s life. Gediminas Avenue, Literatu Street and the decorated facades of church complexes - the Church of St. Nicholas, the Church of St. Paraskeva, the Friday Church and the Cathedral - form an architectural appearance. A special atmosphere is given by the Karaim Kenas and the Vyarkyai Palace, and the artillery bastion "Bokshto", the bridge of King Mindaugas and the Norvilishkes Castle in the vicinity show the versatility of historical monuments.
Natural objects around Vilnius create a contrast with the city: Belmontas Park in the city invites you to walk along rivers and rocks, and in the vicinity there are large protected areas - Aukstaitsky, Zhemaitsky and Dzukisky national parks, where forests, lakes and unique natural landscapes are preserved. Plokstinsky Reserve and picturesque district parks offer secluded routes, picnics and nature watching, and river embankments and urban green areas are perfect for evening walks and photo walks.
On the site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read brief descriptions and reviews, and lay out the optimal route for one or more walks. Routes allow you to combine man-made and natural points of interest, mark the time for inspection and form lists for planning a daily route around the city and surroundings. This visual preparation saves time and helps not to miss key places.
You are free to explore Vilnius on your own, following the hiking routes along the old streets and embankments, or use the services of local guides: excursions will help you better understand history and legends, hear little-known stories and see the hidden corners behind the facades of famous monuments. Guides will offer themed excursions, walks to religious and historical places, as well as suggest convenient routes for family or active recreation.
Come to Vilnius to discover its contrasts and surprises: from observation decks and ancient cathedrals to quiet parks and natural reserves around the city. Plan short and long itineraries, go back to your favorite places and share your impressions – and let each walk in Vilnius become a new little discovery.
