Vilnius has a way of surprising even those who think they’ve seen it all. Its beauty hides in the open — in the shade of centuries-old churches, on the walls of modern street art, and in the laughter spilling from hidden courtyards. This guide is your invitation to piece together your Vilnius — one flavour, one moment, one discovery at a time.
Vilnius at a Glance
Population
Size
Time
Climate
Language
Currency
Membership
Tourist
~ 630,000
401 km²
GMT + 2 (EET) / + 3 in summer
Continental
Lithuanian (English is widely spoken)
Euro (€)
EU & NATO
2 € per person / night
Vilnius
Vilnius
60+
world-class hotels
100+
diverse venues
5,500+ hotel rooms
10+ universities
50+ museums and galleries
Vilnius University is one of the oldest in Northern Europe
61% of Vilnius is covered in green, making it one of the greenest capitals in Europe
One of the largest Heritage-listed Old Towns in Northen Europe
Key sectors
TECHNOLOGY
Vilnius leads Europe as a Fintech powerhouse, holding the top spot in the EU for the number of financial licenses issued. With 95% of the country’s Fintech concentrated in the city, Vilnius also ranks 1st in the EU for young specialists entering the ICT sector and is recognized as the #1 city globally for Tech Startups FDI attraction.
LIFE SCIENCES
Vilnius is a rising biotechnology hub, with Lithuania ranking 3rd among OECD countries for biotech R&D spending intensity. Set to host Europe’s largest biotech hub by 2030, the city leads in innovation, with women holding the highest share in EU science and tech roles.
LASERS
A global leader in laser technology, Lithuania exports 80% of its laser production internationally, with its innovations used by 90 of the world’s top 100 universities.
5 1000+
Vilnius is the fastest-growing city in the CEE region
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reasons to fall in love with Vilnius
Green has a name - and it’s Vilnius. The city is wrapped in parks, forests, and river paths that flow straight through its center.
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A capital you can literally walk around in 100 km?
That’s Vilnius - big in spirit and made for exploring on foot.
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Vilnius is an artist, and it’s not hiding it. Bold street art, bohemian studios, and contemporary museums turn the whole city into a living gallery.
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Vilnius knows how to treat you well, even on a budget. Free events, open-air concerts, and endless urban trails prove that in this city, good times don’t need a price tag.
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Floating above rooftops in a hot-air balloon is just another morning view here.
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This city shows off all four seasons like it’s in a competition - and it’s winning.
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The whole city feels like an invitation, opening the door to all the good stuff: bold architecture, wild nature, and views worth stopping for.
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Here, every bite feels like the city is trying to spoil you for life.
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Raise your pint to a city that has beer running through its bloodstream.
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When the sun sets, the city switches personalities, and the real party begins.
Vilnius
Grand Duke of Lithuania Gediminas relocates capital to Vilnius from Trakai 1323
1387
Grand Duchy of Lithuania accepts Christianity
Lithuania restores independence
1940 1945 1990 2024 1918
Vilnius occupied by the Soviet Union, later by Nazi Germany
World War II ends and Lithuania remains in the Soviet Union Lithuania breaks from the Soviet Union and declares independence
100th Anniversary of the Lithuania Song Celebration
Key Dates
Vilnius University is founded
Kaziukas Fair is founded
Napoleon visits Vilnius
Vilnius becomes part of the Russian Empire, and the capital of Vilna Governorate
2004 2009
Lithuania joins the European Union and NATO
2015 2023 1579 1812 1795 1636
Vilnius celebrated 700th birthday
Vilnius became the European Capital of Culture
Lithuania joins the Euro Zone
Vilnius Pass
Make the most of your time in Vilnius, whether you have 24, 48, or 72 hours, with the Vilnius Pass guiding you straight to the best experiences. Explore the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, join a bus tour, or even see the city from the water, all while enjoying free museum entries, free public transport, and special offers from more than 60 partners.
48-hour 72-hour 24-hour € 39 € 49 € 59
Begin your visit at the Vilnius Tourist Information Centre, where friendly staff and AI-powered itinerary tools help you plan a trip that matches your interests, pace, and mood. There you can pick up maps, get insider tips on hidden corners and seasonal highlights, and browse local souvenirs. It is the ideal starting point for discovering Vilnius in a way that feels personal and unforgettable.
Tourist Information Centre
Book online and save 2 or 3 euros on every card!
www.govilnius.lt
Address: Pilies st. 7, LT-01123
Phone: +370 5 262 9660
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Highlights
Chiune Sugihara Sakura Park
VILNIUS CATHEDRAL
Katedros sq. 2
Combining classical elegance with centuries of history, Vilnius Cathedral has stood witness to kings, celebrations, and the daily life of Vilnius since the 14th century. Its white façade, grand columns, and iconic bell tower create one of the city’s most unforgettable views.
PALACE OF THE GRAND DUKES OF LITHUANIA
Katedros sq. 4
The Palace of the Grand Dukes stands as a striking tribute to the country’s noble past. Once the political and cultural heart of the Grand Duchy, it’s now rebuilt to welcome visitors into grand halls, restored chambers, and exhibitions that bring centuries of history to life.
GEDIMINAS’ TOWER
Arsenalo st. 5
A legendary symbol of Vilnius and a key part of the city’s founding story, the tower today opens up sweeping views of red rooftops, river valleys, and the modern skyline. A short walk or funicular ride takes you to the top, where history, myth, and some of the best panoramas come together in an unforgettable spot.
CHURCH OF ST. ANNE AND BERNARDINE COMPLEX
Maironio st. 8
Barcelona has the Sagrada Familia and Vilnius has the Church of St. Anne. The church has remained almost unchanged over the last five centuries and is one of the most beautiful and probably the most famous buildings in Vilnius. It is a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture and is surrounded by many legends. The most famous of them recounts how Napoleon wanted to take the church back with him to Paris in his palm.
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Highlights
GATES OF DAWN
Aušros Vartų st. 14
One of the most treasured landmarks in Vilnius, the Gates of Dawn were built in the early 16th century as part of the city’s defensive walls. Today, they are best known for the chapel above the gate, home to the revered miraculous image of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Pilgrims, locals, and visitors from around the world often pause here for a quiet moment of reflection as they pass through.
TOWN HALL
Didžioji st. 31
Once the center of civic life, the Town Hall has welcomed merchants, artists, and city celebrations since 1432. After many reconstructions, it gained the elegant neoclassical look it carries today, while the old Gothic cellars beneath it remain open for exploration. Continuing its long tradition as a welcoming centerpiece of Vilnius life, the Town Hall now hosts concerts, exhibitions, and official visits.
VILNIUS UNIVERSITY
Universiteto st. 3
Vilnius University, founded in 1579, is one of the oldest and most beautiful universities in Northern Europe. Its peaceful courtyards, arched walkways, and old lecture halls carry the atmosphere of centuries of learning. As you wander through its passages, you’ll find a mix of baroque, classical, and modern styles, each one telling a part of the university’s long story.
GLASS QUARTER
Stiklių st.
Tucked within the cobbled streets of the Old Town, the Glass Quarter blends medieval charm with a lively creative spirit. Once home to glassmakers, merchants, and artisans, today it’s a cozy network of hidden courtyards, artsy boutiques, and cafés that invite you to slow down, wander, and take in the details.
MO MUSEUM
Pylimo st. 17
Designed by renowned architect Daniel Libeskind, the building feels open and sculptural, inviting you to step inside and explore. Its exhibitions showcase contemporary Lithuanian art in a way that’s accessible, playful, and thoughtprovoking, while the museum’s courtyard and café create a lively meeting place for both locals and visitors.
LUKIŠKĖS PRISON
Lukiškių a. 6
Once one of the city’s most guarded institutions, Lukiškės Prison has transformed into one of Vilnius’s most unexpected creative spaces. Built in the early 20th century, the former prison now hosts concerts, art installations, performances, and community events, giving its historic cells and courtyards a completely new life. The contrast between its somber past and vibrant present makes it a fascinating place to explore.
TV TOWER
Sausio 13-osios st. 10
Visible from almost every neighborhood and acting as a familiar point on the skyline, the Vilnius TV Tower is the perfect place to see the city from a new angle. A quick elevator ride takes you to the observation deck, where forests, rooftops, and distant horizons spread beneath you. There’s even a restaurant at the top, letting you enjoy a meal or dessert as the city slowly unfolds below.
MUSEUM OF OCCUPATIONS AND FREEDOM FIGHTERS
Aukų st. 2A
The museum is housed in the very building where the Soviet security services, the KGB, operated for nearly fifty years. This place stands as a stark symbol of Soviet occupation. Its preserved cells, offices, and exhibits tell the difficult story of 1940–1991 - years marked by persecution, resistance, and immense human tragedy.
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Unique Experiences
HOT AIR BALLOONING
There aren’t many moments in travel that feel truly once-in-a-lifetime, but rising above Vilnius in a hot-air balloon is definitely one of them. Vilnius is the one of the few European capitals where you can do it. It’s a rare chance to see a capital city from an entirely new perspective, floating gently over centuries of history and everyday life.
ČIURLIONIS VR
A. Vienuolio st. 4 and Savičiaus st. 11
Experiencing Čiurlionis in virtual reality feels like stepping directly into the imagination of Lithuania’s most beloved painter and composer, a visionary whose dreamy worlds shaped the country’s cultural identity. Don’t just look at his art — enter it on a VR journey where colours bloom around you, mythical landscapes unfold, and music carries you deeper into scenes that feel otherworldly.
CITYWAVE
Šv. Stepono st. 41
Even though Vilnius is far from the sea, it still has waves. At CityWave, you can ride them all year round. Right in the heart of the city, this indoor surf spot lets beginners and experienced surfers alike feel the thrill of catching a wave. The adjustable height and flow make it easy for first-timers to learn and exciting for pros to keep pushing their skills.
TV TOWER (EDGE WALK)
Sausio 13-osios st. 10
Nothing prepares you for the feeling of stepping onto the edge of the Vilnius TV Tower — 170 meters up, with the whole city at your feet. It’s equal parts adrenaline and awe, and perfect as a gift for anyone who loves unforgettable experiences. You’ll remember this walk among the clouds long after you’re back on solid ground.
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Unique Experiences
CATHEDRAL CATACOMBS
Katedros sq. 2
For a glimpse of Vilnius that feels both secret and unforgettable, descend into the cathedral’s catacombs. With a guide, you move through quiet corridors and crypts, seeing ancient frescoes, royal mausoleums, and the resting places of figures who shaped Lithuania’s history.
GEDIMINAS HILL FUNICULAR
Arsenalo st. 5
If you’d rather skip the climb, the funicular offers a quick and charming ride up Gediminas Hill. In just a couple of minutes, you arrive beside the iconic Gediminas’ Tower. From the top, Vilnius spreads out below in a panorama of red rooftops and church spires.
UŽUPIS BORDER CROSSING
Souvenir Shop - Užupio st. 1
Cross the small bridge into Užupis and you’ll find yourself entering the self-declared Republic of Užupis. Like any proper country, it even has its own passport stamp. Stop by a nearby shop to mark your passport and take home a quirky souvenir of this creative corner of Vilnius.
THE PORTAL
Town Hall square
The Portal in Vilnius connects the city with other locations all over the world through a live video link built into a futuristic circular sculpture. People on both sides can wave, dance, or simply exchange smiles in real time. It’s a playful reminder that even distant cities can feel surprisingly close.
Unique Experiences
THE GEOGRAPHICAL CENTRE OF EUROPE
Girijos Village, Vilnius District
Just outside Vilnius stands a monument marking the geographical centre of Europe. A white granite column crowned with golden stars commemorates the spot identified by French geographers in 1989. Standing here, you’re quite literally in the middle of the continent.
LIEPKALNIS SKIING CENTRE
Minsko hwy. 2
Vilnius’s main winter sports centre, offering the city’s largest ski slopes for skiing, snowboarding, and winter fun just minutes from the centre. When the snow melts, the area transforms into an active outdoor space with scenic viewpoints and cycling routes, making it a popular spot for summer walks and rides.
HALĖS MARKET
Pylimo st. 58
One of the liveliest places in Vilnius to experience the city through its flavours. Inside the historic market hall, locals and visitors browse stalls filled with fresh produce, traditional snacks, and modern street food. It’s bustling, authentic, and full of everyday city life.
BEER SPA
Didžioji st. 3
Guests soak in large wooden tubs filled with natural beer-brewing ingredients like hops, malt, and brewer’s yeast—while enjoying unlimited Lithuanian beer during the treatment. The experience blends traditional spa rituals with beer culture, helping rejuvenate the skin and melt away stress.
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Districts
Once you wander beyond the familiar postcard views, you’ll notice that Vilnius is so much more than its Old Town. If you’re curious to see how the city lives and breathes today, explore its surrounding districts or venture a little farther out. These areas offer a glimpse of everyday Vilnius that most visitors never experience and reveal a side of the city that feels fresh, local and unexpectedly charming.
Šnipiškės
Fabijoniškės
Užupis
Paupys
Old Town
Naujamiestis
Rasų colony
Montvila colony
Station
District
Antakalnis
Neris
Neris
Vilnelė
Baltupiai
Žirmūnai
Rasos
Naujininkai Vilkpėdė
Šeškinė
Žvėrynas
Vilnius
Districts
UŽUPIS
Užupis is the bohemian heart of Vilnius, a neighborhood where creativity spills into the streets and nothing ever feels too serious. It’s filled with studios, sculptures, murals, and quirky cafés that capture its free and independent spirit. Wander along the Vilnelė or cross its iconic bridges, and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a small republic of artists, dreamers, and unconventional thinkers. Užupis even has its own Constitution declaring that everyone has the right to be who they are, a perfect reflection of the neighborhood’s free-spirited nature.
ŽVĖRYNAS
Žvėrynas feels like a quiet escape wrapped inside the city, a neighborhood of colorful wooden houses, leafy streets, and a gentle spa-town vibe. It’s the kind of place where time seems to slow down as you wander past century-old wooden villas. And just steps away lies Vingis Park, a vast green haven perfect for long walks, cycling, concerts, or simply breathing in the forest air. Žvėrynas blends history, calm, and nature in a way that makes it one of the most charming corners of Vilnius.
PAUPYS
Meet Paupys, the newest and most vibrant neighborhood in Vilnius. it’s youthful, buzzing, and full of the kind of charm that sneaks up on you. Art trails weave between modern buildings; green pockets open up just when you need them, and there’s always a new café, market, or pop-up to discover. It’s the perfect place to wander without a plan, snack your way through the day, and soak up a different rhythm of the city.
WOODEN ŠNIPIŠKĖS
Šnipiškės is that moment when you turn a corner and suddenly find yourself in a cosy, time-capsule village surrounded by skyscrapers. It is a rare blend of old and new, a living reminder of where Vilnius came from, set against the glass towers of where it’s going. Old wooden homes line the narrow lanes, each one carrying a piece of the district’s history in its creaking boards and faded paint. Walk a few steps off the main roads and it suddenly feels like you’ve slipped back in time.
Districts
STATION DISTRICT
The Station District has shifted from a place mostly passed through by commuters to one of the liveliest hangout spots in Vilnius. Today it’s filled with hipster pubs, creative bars, and a surprisingly cool outdoor railway museum where old trains double as art and event spaces. On any given evening, you might catch a market, a concert, or a pop-up unfolding right by the tracks. It’s raw, fun, and always buzzing with action.
FABIJONIŠKĖS
With its geometric apartment blocks and unmistakable 80’s architecture, Fabijoniškės instantly transports you back to the late Soviet era. That retro feel is exactly why the creators of the HBO series Chernobyl chose to film here. Walking through Fabijoniškės today, you can still feel that cinematic mood, a blend of history, nostalgia, and everyday life that makes the district stand out in a city full of contrast.
NAUJAMIESTIS
Naujamiestis is one of Vilnius’s most dynamic neighbourhoods, where historic streets meet creative energy. Once an industrial district, it’s now filled with cafés, galleries, and cultural spaces — including the open-air art space Open Gallery and the city’s start-up hub, a centre for innovation and new ideas.
RASŲ & MONTVILA COLONIES
Rasų Colony - is one of the Vilnius neighborhoods that has changed the least over the past century.
Montvila Colony - one of the very first residential districts of Vilnius, and it still carries a unique charm shaped by its early urban vision.
Nature
The Green Lakes
Parks
Vilnius is famous for being a green city filled with parks. There’s always a spot to relax and feel like you’re deep in a forest without setting foot outside the city centre.
BERNARDINE GARDEN
Established in 1469 by the Bernardine monks this garden is probably the oldest park and botanical garden in Vilnius. Conveniently located in the heart of the Old Town next to the main sightseeing objects - Gediminas’ Tower, the Cathedral, and the Bernardine Monastery - the park is full of entertainment and the wonders of nature.
KALNŲ PARK
Located in the centre of Vilnius, Kalnų Park is conveniently accessible. Climb the hill and you’ll discover a wonderful panorama of the city. Various concerts and festivals are organised there in the summer, and it’s a lovely place for a leisurely stroll or for some hiking, since Kalnų Park is surrounded by several hills.
VINGIS PARK
Half the size of the Central Park in New York, Vingis Park is a favourite among locals. The 160-hectare park that runs along Neris River in the city centre is an oasis with numerous hiking trails. Rent a bike or an electric scooter and feel the wind in your hair, sit at an outdoor cafe and watch the joggers, join a game of frisbee or stumble upon a concert.
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VU BOTANICAL GARDEN
A little further away from the city centre, Vilnius University Botanical Garden attracts visitors with its impressive blossoms. Vilnius University Botanical Garden is the largest garden in Lithuania with the richest collection of plants: there are as many as 4,600 different plant species and cultivars in the greenhouses and outdoors.
EUROPA PARK
The idea to create Europa Park and give meaning to the geographical centre of Europe through art was born in 1991. What started with one sculpture by 19-year-old art student Gintaras Karosas has now grown to more than 130 works of art. Today, the park is an impressive contemporary art museums where art and nature live in harmony. The area has forests, meadows, hills, and ponds making for an interesting walk in itself. But nature is complemented by art.
PAVILNIAI REGIONAL PARK
The core of Pavilniai Regional Park is the Vilnia River Valley. Visitors can follow the park’s tourist route, which goes along Vilnelė River from Pūčkorių Dam. The most famous object is probably the Pūčkoriai Exposure, the highest geological formation of its kind in Lithuania.
VERKIAI REGIONAL PARK
Verkiai Regional Park is an extensive protected territory in Vilnius with the impressive 18th century Verkiai Palace complex as the main attraction. The palace park is a perfect way to enjoy a coffee with a panoramic view of Vilnius or learn more about Lithuanian history. Check out a panorama of the city from the top of the hill hike the Way of Cross, which is often visited by pilgrims, and do some bird watching - there are many rare birds in this park.
Lakes and Rivers
THE GREEN LAKES
If you want to hit the reset button on bustling Vilnius without actually leaving the city, the Green Lakes are where you go. Their emerald water and forestwrapped shores feel like a mini vacation just a bus ride away.
NERIS RIVER
The Neris is where Vilnius comes alive. Along its riverbanks, cafés buzz with people sipping drinks just steps from the water, turning even an ordinary afternoon into something special. And if you’re craving adventure, you can grab a kayak and explore the city from the river itself — even at night.
VALAKAMPIAI BEACH
ŽIRMŪNAI BEACH
Žirmūnai Beach is where you go when you want a beach moment right now. Just minutes from the city center, it’s perfect for those spontaneous plans - a quick volleyball match, a refreshing dip in the Neris, or a short break in the sun before heading back to your day.
VILNELĖ RIVER
Winding through quiet woods and meadows into Užupis, it’s a place where you can slip into a kayak for an adventurous ride, navigating gentle rapids and shaded stretches that make the route both peaceful and fun. Or you can simply sit by the bank with a coffee, enjoying the soothing sound of the river flowing by.
Experience the beach in the city. Sitting on the sand with the wide Neris flowing past, everything suddenly feels a little lighter.
SALOTĖ LAKE
A favorite spot for locals to swim, paddleboard, or simply unwind by the water after a busy day, Salotė Lake is an easy escape on the outskirts of Vilnius. It’s close, peaceful, and always ready when you need a little pause.
Gastronomy
What makes a dish authentically Lithuanian? Well, it’s largely the work of centuries of different cultures creating an array of dishes. What would you like today? The country’s famous potato dumplings with meat called cepelinai, fancy food reminiscent of a noble feast, modern Lithuanian cuisine, or the staples that every Lithuanian grandmother has perfected over the years? The options are impressive and the flavours might surprise you, even if you’re a true foodie who thinks they’ve tasted it all.
ŠALTIBARŠČIAI
The Legend - a cold beetroot soup
GIRA
Refreshing bubbly liquid rye bread
CHEESE
From fresh farm curds to intense, aged delicacies
KEPTA DUONA
Fried garlic bread, a crunchy bliss
LITHUANIAN FOOD BINGO
ŠAKOTIS
Iconic spiky tree cake
Giant meat-filled potato dumplings
KOLDŪNAI
Small meat-filled doughy pillows
Savory pastry, Karaim community heritage
KIBINAI
CEPELINAI
Michelin Star Restaurants
DŽIAUGSMAS
Vilniaus st. 28
A celebration of modern Lithuanian cuisine - seasonal ingredients, housefermented vegetables, and traditional products reimagined with unexpected flavors.
€€€ · Modern Cuisine
DEMO
T. Ševčenkos st. 16A
Set in an urban cityscape, this restaurant explores unexpected culinary sensations reimagining traditional Lithuanian ingredients through a modern lens.
€€€€ · Innovative
NINETEEN18
Dominikonų st. 11
Exceptional tasting dinners that turn into an improvised feast of flavors - all set in a historic building that reveals local produce in a completely new light.
€€€€ · Modern Cuisine
Bib Gourmand
GASPAR’S
Pylimo st. 23-3
€€ · European-Indian Fusion
14 HORSES
Dominikonų st. 11
€€ · Modern Cuisine
KRISTOFORAS
Didžioji st. 31
€€ · French
B’ARN BISTRO
Visų Šventųjų st. 7-110
AUGUSTIN
Didžioji st. 18
€€ · Modern Cuisine
EL GATO NEGRO
Pylimo st. 23
€ · Mexican
LE TRAVI
Užupio st. 19
€ · Italian
€€ · International
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The restaurant list was updated according to the 2025 selection by Michelin Guide.
Food Courts
PAUPIO TURGUS
Aukštaičių st. 7
If you want to feel like you’ve tapped into one of Vilnius’ trendiest local spots, head to Paupio Turgus. Inside, you’ll find flavours from all over the world, from bold street-food classics to creative twists on local dishes. Paupio Turgus offers a vibrant, trendy atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer.
DIALOGAI
Konstitucijos ave. 7A
SENATORIŲ PASAŽAS
Dominikonų st. 11
Senatorių Pasažas is one of those places in Vilnius Old Town that instantly makes you slow down and enjoy the moment. It brings together the best of Lithuanian flavours, organic produce and beautifully crafted goods in a setting that feels both elegant and welcoming.
SUMMER OPEN-AIR FOOD HALLS
The city’s open-air food halls in the summer feel like stumbling onto a local secret. The Baltas Tiltas Food Hall, Bernardinų kiemas and Misionierių kiemas turn warm afternoons and long evenings into memorable moments where you can try different flavours, mingle with locals and simply enjoy the city at its most relaxed. They’re the kind of spots where you show up for a snack and somehow end up spending the whole evening enjoying the buzz around you.
Sleek offices and new apartment buildings in the Europa shopping center, it offers a bright, welcoming space to pause, meet friends or enjoy something delicious while exploring.
G9 FOOD HALL
Gedimino ave. 9
If you want a break from shopping or wandering between Vilnius’ major landmarks, the G9 Food Hall is the perfect place to catch your breath right in the heart of the city.
Coffee
Vilnius has quietly become a destination for coffee lovers. From independent specialty roasters to cosy neighbourhood cafés and artisan bakeries, the city offers plenty of places to slow down and enjoy a perfectly brewed cup with something freshly baked. Explore the spots locals love and discover the flavours of Vilnius’ coffee culture.
BACKSTAGE CAFE
@cafebackstage
A cosy and stylish café known for creative baristas and carefully prepared specialty coffee.
CAFFEINE ROASTERS
@caffeineroasters
A specialty coffee roastery and café that focuses on high-quality beans and coffee education.
ELSKA COFFEE
@elskacoffeelt
A cosy café with rotating single-origin coffees and a relaxed atmosphere connected to an art gallery.
ITALALA CAFÈ
@italalacaffe
An Italian-inspired café serving specialty coffee from Florence alongside gelato, pastries, and panini.
TASTE MAP
@tastemap
A family-run specialty coffee roastery and café that frequently rotates beans and hosts coffee training and tastings.
BREW. Specialty Coffee
@brew.specialty.coffee
A specialty coffee bar offering freshly roasted beans, various brewing methods, and light food like sandwiches and desserts.
CROOKED NOSE
@cnacs
A micro-batch roastery and café dedicated to coffee culture, tastings, and international coffee events
HURACAN COFFEE
@huracancoffee
A popular café known for direct-trade specialty coffee and advanced brewing technologies.
STRANGE LOVE
@strangelove_vilnius
A specialty coffee roastery and café near Bernardine Gardens offering sustainable coffee and a full dining menu.
COFFEE1
@coffee1.lt
A family-owned café serving single-origin coffee, pastries, and popular brunch items.
A Guide to Local Beverages
Fruit & Berry Wines Beer
Brewed in Lithuania as early as the 11th century. Today it’s one of the most popular drinks, with more than 90 breweries in the country.
Here you can have everything from apple and blueberry wines, not to mention the black currant, rowanberry and cherry wines.
Mead Gira
The oldest Lithuanian drink made from honey and enjoyed by the Grand Dukes.
Sweet and rich beverage made from fermented rye bread (or fruits and berries) and yeast.
The Nightlife Triangle of Vilnius
If you want to find a great bar or party, all you have to do is look in the right places. Here are three street names you should remember:
• Vilniaus
• Islandijos
• Vokiečių
Dainyklos - Live Event Venues
ENJOY CULTURE AT NIGHT
Dainyklos are grassroots music venues where experiments flourish, genres meet, and new artists find their first stage. Expect an intimate atmosphere and close ties to local communities. There’s always something happening in Vilnius –dainyklos are shaping the city’s sound after dark across scenes and communities, night after night.
ESTRADÀ - Vilnius st. 22-3
Grassroots live music spot on Vilniaus Street with bands, jam sessions and community events in an intimate, independent setting.
JAZZ CELLAR 11 - Aušros Vartų st. 11
Vilnius’s main jazz cellar in the Old Town, offering cosy underground atmosphere, quality live jazz and jam sessions.
NIJINSKY III - Gediminas ave. 39
The only cabaret house in the Baltics, blending burlesque, cirque, dance, music, comedy and pole performances—expect surprises and dressed-up nights.
SOHO - Švitrigailos st. 7
Long-standing LGBTQ+ club and safe space with drag shows, DJ nights and live performances at the heart of Vilnius queer nightlife.
TAMSTA - Strazdelio st. 1
Legendary Vilnius live music club of 20+ years with bands, live concerts and a warm, family-friendly vibe.
Art
Church of St. Catherine during the Vilnius Light Festival
Street Art
Vilnius can be an open gallery 24/7. No fees, just the pure pleasure of discovering art. The city’s walls are constantly changing with street art and unique installations by famous creators. Just take a look around.
UŽUPIS ART INCUBATOR
Užupio st. 2A
Visiting the Užupis Art Incubator feels a bit like stepping into someone’s wild, creative dream. Set along the Vilnelė River, this artsy courtyard is where young creators first came together in the 1990s, and the spirit of freedom they started is still alive in every corner. As you wander through the open-air sculptures, you never know what you’ll find: something funny, something bold, something that makes you pause and think. It’s one of those places that reminds you why Užupis calls itself a “republic,” because here, imagination truly runs free.
OPEN GALLERY
Vytenio st. 50
Vilnius’ Open Gallery greets you with the energy of a place that’s constantly reinventing itself through colour, murals, and unexpected ideas. Every year new murals appear, so even if you’ve been before, there’s always something fresh to discover. Former factory yards have been transformed into a vibrant stage where artists from around the world share their stories in colour. It’s open 24/7, which means you can explore at your own pace - morning light, golden hour, or late-night wanderings all feel different here.
LITERATŲ STREET
Literatų Street feels like a little treasure hunt dedicated to writers from all over the world. As you walk along the colourful wall, you’ll spot more than 200 tiny art pieces that pay tribute to different authors. Part of the fun is slowing down, looking closely, and seeing which names you recognize. And don’t worry about taking photos - these authors are always ready for a picture. It’s one of those charming Vilnius corners that makes you smile without even realizing it.
Museums
SAPIEHA PALACE
Antakalnio st. 17
Sapieha Palace gives you a rare chance to step inside a Baroque residence and see its history beautifully brought back to life. After years of careful restoration, the building reveals details you almost never see anymore - elegant ceilings, restored frescoes, and architectural touches that quietly tell stories from centuries ago.
THE BASTION OF THE VILNIUS DEFENCE WALL
Bokšto st. 20
One of those places where history suddenly feels real. As you wander through its restored tunnels and horseshoe-shaped fortifications, you get a vivid sense of how Vilnius once protected itself, from early cannons and armor to the stories and legends that grew around the city’s walls. The museum brings it all to life with old weapons, maps, and curious details that make it easy to imagine the city centuries ago.
KAZYS VARNELIS HOUSEMUSEUM
Didžioji st. 26
The museum is an intimate, atmospheric journey through art, history, and one man’s extraordinary vision of beauty. It contains more than 40 exhibition spaces combining antique graphic arts, maps, Western European sculpture and painting, historic furniture and Asian artworks, as well as Varnelis’s own optical art compositions.
VILNIUS CITY MUSEUM
The Vilnius City Museum is a young institution, founded for the purpose of educating local people and visitors about Lithuania’s capital.
Museum branches:
VOKIEČIŲ 6
Vokiečių st. 6
THE CENTRE OF WOODEN ARCHITECTURE
Polocko st. 52
MARKUČIAI MANOR
Subačiaus st. 124
BEATRIČE’S HOUSE
A. Vienuolio st. 12-1
FREE with Vilnius Pass
FREE with Vilnius Pass
FREE with Vilnius Pass
Discount with Vilnius Pass
Museums
THE VILNIUS AUTO MUSEUM
Dariaus ir Girėno st. 2
Whether you’re into beautiful design, fast cars, or just love a good story, you’ll find something that grabs your attention here. It’s the biggest collection of historical vehicles in Lithuania, with everything from sleek luxury cars to race cars that once competed for real trophies, plus rare models that Lithuanian presidents actually used.
THE ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM
Rinktinės st. 2
A visit to the Energy and Technology Museum lets you experience Vilnius in a way most tourists never do. Inside a former power plant, you can explore scientific experiments firsthand, try interactive displays, and even see the impressive Tesla coils crackle to life. As you wander through the industrial halls and stand beside the massive machines that once powered the city, you’ll get a vivid sense of how Vilnius grew and modernized.
MONEY MUSEUM
Totorių st. 2/8
The Museum started its activity 16 years ago it opened its door on the corner of Gediminas avenue and Totorių street. Here, in five halls located on two floors, visitors can become acquainted with the history of world currencies and banking, the currency of Lithuania, the development of banking in our country from the establishment of the first credit unions to the present day.
AMBER MUSEUM - GALLERY
Šv. Mykolo st. 8
The museum is located in Vilnius Old Town on Šv. Mykolo Street and was established in 1988 by Virginija and Kazimieras Mizgiriai, designers Jonas Gerulaitis and Audrius Klimas, archaeologist Gediminas Gendrėnas and others. The Amber Museum-Gallery will introduce the history of Baltic amber, its use in all periods of history, and amber morphology.
FREE with Vilnius Pass
FREE with Vilnius Pass
Religious Tourism
Interior of the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
Vilnius Pilgrim Centre
Dominikonų St. 6
Almost all of Lithuania’s history can be told in its churches, so it is no surprise that the country has a deep tradition as a pilgrimage destination. For more than 400 years, pilgrims have been meeting at the painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the Gates of Dawn in hopes of receiving Mary’s blessing and help, or even to thank her for the grace she may have already bestowed upon them.
THE SHRINE OF DIVINE MERCY
Dominikonų st. 12
One of Vilnius’s most important pilgrimage sites. Here you can see the original Divine Mercy image painted in 1934 under the guidance of Saint Faustina.
THE HOUSE OF SAINT FAUSTINA
V. Grybo st. 29A
This modest house is where Saint Faustina lived while serving in Vilnius in the 1930s. It was here that many of the visions inspiring the Divine Mercy devotion were recorded.
CHURCH OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL
Antakalnio st. 1
One of Vilnius’s most breathtaking Baroque landmarks. Step inside and you’ll discover an interior covered with more than 2,000 intricate white stucco sculptures, creating a space that feels almost otherworldly.
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Jewish Heritage
Jewish Culture and Information Center Mėsinių St. 3
Vilnius was once called the Jerusalem of the North and was home to many famous Jewish scholars and rabbis who lived and worked to create a rich and diverse culture over the 700 years of their presence. The Vilna Gaon was the most famous scholar from Vilnius and a preeminent 18th-century leader renowned for his immense intellectual influence on Jewish law and mysticism.
THE GREAT VILNIUS GHETTO
The ghetto existed from 6 September 1941 to 23 September 1943, within the boundaries of Lydos, Rūdninkų, Mėsinių, Ašmenos, Žemaitijos, Dysnos, Šiaulių and Ligoninės streets. There were about 29,000 Jews living in it; most of them were murdered in Paneriai. Today, 23 September is a day reserved for commemorating the Jewish Genocide in Lithuania.
THE GLASS QUARTER
In a 1633 document, Ladislaus IV Vasa granted Jews the privilege of establishing their own quarter in Vilnius. The Glass Quarter was one of the most vibrant of the city’s arteries with the Great Synagogue as its most important building. Today, the quarter retains the memory of its former Jewish heritage.
THE SMALL GHETTO
In the 17th century, the intersection of Stiklių, Gaono and Žydų Streets was filled with Jewish merchants. During the Nazi occupation of Lithuania, the Jewish Quarter was turned into the Small Ghetto with 11,000 Jews. The Small Ghetto was liquidated and the vast majority of its inhabitants were murdered on 21 October 1941.
THE VILNA GAON STATE JEWISH MUSEUM
www.jmuseum.lt
Explore museums dedicated to Vilnius’ Jewish history:
MUSEUM OF CULTURE AND IDENTITY OF LITHUANIAN JEWS
Pylimo st. 4a Holocaust exhibition, Pamėnkalnio st. 12
SAMUEL BAK MUSEUM
Naugarduko st. 10/2
PANERIAI MEMORIAL MUSEUM
Agrastų st. 15
FREE with Vilnius Pass
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Vilnius with Children
Although Vilnius is more than 700 years old, it is not always serious and is perfectly suitable for even the youngest visitors. From free entertainment to spectacular experiences, the whole family will find activities to suit their interests in Vilnius. Discover Vilnius in a new way and hear many special stories as you explore the city through the eyes of children. It’s time to go to the city!
„ZOOPARK“
Verkių st. 27, („Ogmios miestas“)
Where in Vilnius will you see a lemur hop on your shoulders, feed a rabbit or watch monkeys climbing trees? Vilnius Zoopark will take you to exotic lands whatever the weather. Here, you’ll see almost 90 species of animals up close, which will fascinate the youngest and oldest visitors alike.
ADVENTICA AMUSEMENT
PARK
Shopping and entertainment centre „Ozas“, Ozo st. 18
A family amusement park the size of 12 basketball courts, featuring games, rides, and trampolines. A place where children of all ages and adults alike will find fun activities and the time will fly by. The Experience and Play Space is a place for the curious, the inquisitive and the thirsty for something new. Interactive walls and games, bicycles that generate electricity, a wall of lights and many other educational activities await you.
THE TEDDY BEAR MUSEUM
S. Stanevičiaus st. 24
A place where you can see countless teddy bears, each with its own unique story. These exhibits have arrived at the museum from various periods and eras. The museum houses historical facts and exhibits covering the period from 1930 to 2024. The museum is interesting not only for children, their parents or grandparents, but also for collectors!
TOY MUSEUM
Šiltadaržio st. 2
It’s fun to play at any age, so go on a gaming journey! Even if you have shelves bursting with toys at home, you’ll find amazing exhibits at the Toy Museum. Did people play in the Stone Age? What games were popular in the Middle Ages? Here you can learn how to make your own toys and play with a wide range of toys. Older visitors will be transported back to their childhood, while the little ones will try out unusual games.
Discoveries await as you explore themed routes like “Vilnius for children,” “On a nature trail with a toddler”, and “Heads up - Look up! Part II.”
Get to know the city’s neighborhoods more closely through play with the “Go to the yard” activity sheets - you’ll come across some truly unexpected stops!
All the most popular children’s playgrounds across different Vilnius districts are marked on a dedicated map. During the colder season, the Sledding Hills Map will definitely come in handy.
Wellness
SPA
There are a number of world-class spas in and around Vilnius offering more than just the standard beauty treatments and massages. Treatments that incorporate gemstone dust, amber massages, aromatic rituals, and jet-lag procedures are just some of the special ways to indulge in a serene spa setting. Find out which spas to visit in Vilnius and start picturing yourself in full relaxation mode.
BOKŠTO SPA
www.bokstospa.lt
SPA VILNIUS
www.spavilnius.lt/en/vilnius
PACAI SPA
www.hotelpacai.com/en/wellness
GRAND HOTEL VILNIUS SPA
www.grandhotelvilnius.com/spa
Saunas
A TRADITION ROOTED IN CULTURE AND HEALING
Saunas, locally known as “pirtis,” hold a sacred place in Lithuanian culture, dating back centuries. More than a wellness activity, they are intertwined with spiritual and communal life. Historically, saunas were central gathering spots for celebrations, where people performed cleansing rituals, and welcomed newborns into the world. While some traditions have faded, saunas in Lithuania remain an essential part of life, experiencing a revival as places for gathering and well-being.
IVANAS MUŠA GONGĄ ivanasmusagonga.lt
PILAITĖS MALŪNAS
www.duonoskelias.lt
Vilnius
Tours
Get to know Vilnius faster – and see it through someone else’s eyes. Follow routes designed by locals and travel pros that lead you beyond the obvious, to the city’s hidden corners and secret stories. Not a fan of guided tours? Perfect. Be your own guide and wander wherever curiosity takes you.
ON FOOT
Discover Vilnius step by step with a variety of walking experiences. Explore the city’s wild side along the 100 km trail circling Vilnius, uncover medieval legends and royal secrets in the Cathedral crypts, wander at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour, or dive into local flavours on a vibrant food market walk. Whether you’re into history, nature, or gastronomy, Vilnius is best experienced on foot.
BY BUS
Hop on a comfortable sightseeing bus to enjoy the city’s top highlights with ease. Choose from a classic city sightseeing route with multilingual audio commentary as you relax and take in panoramas of historic streets and landmarks, or opt for the flexible tour that lets you get on and off at key stops to explore at your own pace.
BY BOAT
Experience Vilnius from the water with relaxing and scenic river tours that show a different side of the city. Hop aboard an educational Viking ship for a themed journey along the Neris River, float gently through the heart of Vilnius in a traditional gondola, enjoy sightseeing or take a laid-back cruise on a catamaran — all offering unique views of riverside nature and city landmarks.
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Day Trips from Vilnius
TRAKAI
Trakai is the moment when a simple day trip turns into a story you didn’t expect to find so close to Vilnius. As soon as you arrive, the island castle rises from Lake Galvė like something out of a legend, especially magical in winter when the water freezes into a glassy sheet.
KERNAVĖ
It’s a place that makes you stop midstep, unsure whether you’ve stumbled into nature’s artwork or a memory of something ancient. The five hill forts rise gently around you, inviting you to climb their wooden stairs and take in the sweeping views of the Neris River valley.
LENTVARIS
What makes Lentvaris special is the feeling you get when you turn a corner and suddenly see the Neo-Gothic palace rising above the park. The lake adds another layer of calm; its still water reflects the palace so perfectly that you might find yourself stopping more than once just to take it in.
TRAKŲ VOKĖ MANOR
Žalioji st. 2A
Trakų Vokė Manor once belonged to Tyszkiewicz family. Today’s manor ensemble includes a palace decorated with columns, a bell tower with two towers, the Tyszkiewicz Mausoleum, the only stables in Lithuania with neoBaroque features, and other buildings.
Events
If you want to make the most of your time in Vilnius, we’ve put together a list of the city’s biggest and most memorable events to help you plan. These celebrations bring the city to life in different ways throughout the year, and checking our website for the latest dates will help you catch them at just the right moment.
January
Vilnius Light Festival
February
Vilnius Book Fair
Contemporary Art Iniviative SUMENĖK
March
Kaziukas Fair
Cinema Spring
April
New Baltic Dance
May
Night Of Museums
Street Music Day
Vilnius Pink Soup Fest
Vilnius Mama Jazz
Skamba skamba kankliai
(International Folklore Festival)
Open House Vilnius
June
Culture Night
Vilnius Classical Music Festival
July
Christopher Summer Festival
September
Vilnius Fiesta Loftas Fest
Vilnius Marathon Nations Fair
September-
October
Vilnius International Theatre Festival SIRENOS
October
Vilnius Jazz
Contemporary Music Festival GAIDA
November
Lithuanian Gastronomy Week
January
Christmas & New Year
All Events:
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Lithuanian Vocabulary
Hello – Labas
Good morning – Labas rytas
Good afternoon – Laba diena
Good evening – Labas vakaras
Goodbye – Viso gero
Bye! – Iki!
Thank you – Ačiū
Excuse me – Atsiprašau
Please - Prašau
Yes – Taip
No – Ne
Congrats - Sveikinu
Lets have a beer – Eime alaus!
Cheers – Į sveikatą!
Bon appetit - Skanaus
I’ll have the cold beetroot soup and zeppelins – Valgysiu
šaltibarščius ir cepelinus
How are you? – Kaip sekasi?
I like Vilnius – Man patinka Vilnius
I love you – Aš myliu tave
Getting Around
BUSES
Vilnius Central Bus Station offers trips to other towns and cities in Lithuania, plus other destinations in Europe. Tickets and schedules are available at the station or at: www.autobusubilietai.lt
BOATS
Silent and emissions-free, the new electric boats offer a peaceful alternative to exploring Vilnius. As they glide through the city center, passengers can enjoy views of Vilnius from a rarely seen perspective.
www.judu.lt/en/publictransport-for-passengers
TRAINS
Trains are comfortable, and some have coffee machines, Wi-Fi, and convenient electric outlets. Tickets and schedules are available at the train station or at: www.traukiniobilietas.lt
PLANES
Vilnius International Airport is about a 15-minute drive south of the city centre. www.vno.lt
A CAR WHEN YOU NEED IT
If you love travelling independently, a car can be the right choice. With CityBee, Bolt or Spark car sharing apps - take it, drive it and leave it. As simple as that.
BIKES
CycloCity Vilnius account can be added to your Vilnian Card, allowing you to use bikes all over the city for €2,90 (3 days), €3,90 (one month) or €19,90 (season pass) This can be done online at: www.cyclocity.lt/en
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
You can check the schedules and purchase the tickets on your smartphone. The tickets on the bus can be purchased only by card.
Download and install one of these two apps on Android or iOS:
Emergency Services
www.epolicija.lt
The telephone number for emergency services:
• POLICE
• FIRE DEPARTMENT
• AMBULANCE
Currency Exchange
Lithuania’s currency is the Euro. Foreign currencies can be easily exchanged in offices. A currency exchange office is located near the Vilnius railway and bus stations.
Sodų st. 22 (Bus Station)
08:00-20:00
Gedimino ave. 9
I-VI 10.00-20.00
VII 10.00-18.00
Vilnius Tourist Information Centre
Pilies st. 7, LT-01123 Vilnius
May-September open 9.00-19.00 October-April open 9:00-18.00
+370 5 262 9660
tic@govilnius.lt www.govilnius.lt
Geležinkelio st. 6
08:00-20:00
Vilnius Historic Centre –UNESCO World Heritage Area
Vilnius, the political and cultural centre of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 13th to the 18th century, is an outstanding example of a city where Eastern and Western European cultures meet. The Historic Centre evolved over a period of five centuries and is one of the largest preserved historic centres in Europe, covering an area of 360 hectares. With its 112 quarters, the Old Town presents an authentic medieval network of streets, urban structures and impressive historical buildings in Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical styles. Its current silhouette complements its historic multicultural urban context. For centuries, Vilnius has been home to Lithuanian, Jewish, Polish, Russian, German, Belarusian, Karaite and Tatar communities. The Vilnius Historic Centre was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994.
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MUSEUMS HOUSES OF WORSHIP
1. Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania –Katedros sq. 4 (B3)
2. Gediminas Tower – Arsenalo st. 5 (A3/B3)
3. National Museum of Lithuania –Arsenalo st. 1, 3 (A3)
4. Vilnius Cathedral Bell Tower –Katedros sq. 1 (B3)
5. Vilnius University –Universiteto st. 3 / Šv. Jono st. 12 (B3)
6. Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights –Aukų st. 2A (A1)
7. Vilnius Picture Gallery – Didžioji st. 4 (C3)
8. Museum of Applied Arts and Design –Arsenalo st. 3A (A4)
9. Church Heritage Museum –Šv. Mykolo st. 9 (B4)
10. Amber Museum-Gallery –Šv. Mykolo st. 8 / 12 (B3)
11. Museum of Illusions – Vokiečių st. 8 (C3)
12. Vilnius Museum – Vokiečių st. 6 (C3)
13. Money Museum – Totorių st. 2/8 (B2)
14. Toys’ Museum – Šiltadaržio st. 2/7 (B4)
15. Lithuanian Theatre, Music and Cinema Museum – Vilniaus st. 41 (C2)
16. Radvilas Palace Museum – Vilniaus st. 24 (B2)
17. Bastion of the Defensive Wall –Bokšto st. 20/18 (C4)
18. House of Signatories – Pilies st. 26 (B3)
19. Centre for Civil Education –Totorių st. 28 (B3)
20. Samuel Bak Museum –Naugarduko st. 10/2 (C2/D2)
21. Kazys Varnelis House-Museum –Didžioji st. 26 (C3)
22. Marija & Jurgis Šlapeliai House-Museum –Pilies st. 40 (C3)
23. Castelan’s House – Arsenalo st. 1 (A3)
24. Museum of Culture and Identity of Lithuanian Jews – Pylimo st. 4A (B2)
25. Railway Museum – Geležinkelio st. 16
30. Cathedral Basilica – Katedros a. 1 (B3)
31. Gates of Dawn – Aušros Vartų st. 12 (D3)
32. St. Anne’s Church – Maironio st. 8 (B4)
33. Bernardine Church – Maironio st. 10 (B4)
34. St. Nicolas’ Church – Šv. Mikalojaus st. 4 (C2)
35. Church of St. John – Šv. Jono st. 12 (B3)
36. St. Casimir’s Church – Didžioji st. 34 (C3)
37. Franciscan Church – Trakų st. 9/1 (C2)
38. Shrine of Divine Mercy –Dominikonų st. 12 (C3)
39. Holy Cross Church –S. Daukanto a. 1 (B3)
40.St. Theresa’s Church –Aušros Vartų st. 14 (D3)
41. St. Bartholomew’s Church –Užupio st. 17A (C4)
42. All Saints Church –Rūdninkų st. 20/1 (D3)
43. Holy Spirit Church –Dominikonų st. 8 (C3)
44. St. Ignatius’ Church –Šv. Ignoto st. 4 (B2)
45. Evangelical Lutheran Church –Vokiečių st. 20 (C2)
46. Evangelical Reformers’ Church –Pylimo st. 18 (C2)
47. Vilnius Choral Synagogue –Pylimo st. 39 (D2)
48.Holy Trinity Church & Basilian Gates –Aušros Vartų st. 7B (D3)
49. Orthodox Church of St. Nicolas –Didžioji st. 12 (C3)
50.Orthodox Church of St. Paraskeve –Didžioji st. 2 (C3)
51. Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit –Aušros Vartų st. 10 (D3)
52. Orthodox Church of the Holy Mother of God – Maironio st. 12 (C4)
53. Orthodox Church of St. Michael & Constantine – J. Basanavičiaus st. 27 (B1/C1)
26. MO Museum – Pylimo st. 17 (C2)
27. Contemporary Art Centre – Vokiečių st. 2 (C3)
28. Design Innovations Centre –Maironio st. 3 (B4)
29. Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center –Malūnų st. 8 (C4)
54. M.K. Čiurlionis House - Savičiaus st. 11 (C3)
55. Jewish Culture and Informaction Centre - Mėsinių st. 3 (C3)
56. Vilnius Pilgrim CentreDominikonų st. 6 (C3)
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