Top attractions, hidden gems, and free activities. Everything you need for the perfect Vilnius experience.
One of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe, with baroque churches, narrow lanes and hidden courtyards. Ideal for wandering, photography and café hopping between work sessions.
Iconic brick tower on a hill above the Old Town offering panoramic views over the red rooftops and modern city. Reachable by funicular or a short but steep walk.
Main square of Vilnius with the neoclassical cathedral, bell tower and views towards Gediminas Hill. Frequent venue for public events and an easy central meeting point.
* Estimates based on typical entry fees. Actual prices may vary.
One of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe, with baroque churches, narrow lanes and hidden courtyards. Ideal for wandering, photography and café hopping between work sessions.
Iconic brick tower on a hill above the Old Town offering panoramic views over the red rooftops and modern city. Reachable by funicular or a short but steep walk.
Main square of Vilnius with the neoclassical cathedral, bell tower and views towards Gediminas Hill. Frequent venue for public events and an easy central meeting point.
Bohemian neighbourhood that declared itself an independent republic with its own quirky constitution displayed on plaques. Full of art studios, street art, cozy cafés and riverside views.
Forest hill with three white crosses overlooking the Old Town and river valley. A short hike from the centre and a favourite spot for sunrise and sunset views.
Contemporary art museum in a striking modern building, showcasing Lithuanian and international art with rotating exhibitions, talks and a café popular with creatives and students.
Green park at the edge of the Old Town with walking paths, fountains and riverside spots for picnics and laptop work on warm days. Direct access to café terraces nearby.
Fairytale red-brick island castle on Lake Galvė about 30 minutes from Vilnius by train or bus. Popular half-day or full-day trip combining history, nature and lakeside walks.
Book popular sites in advance. Major attractions sell out weeks ahead—book online to avoid disappointment.
Go early or late. Major attractions are packed midday. Visit at opening time or after 5pm for smaller crowds.
Look for free entry days. Many museums offer free entry on certain days or evenings.
Get a city pass. If you're visiting multiple attractions, city passes often save money and include transport.
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