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17. Lithuanian Theatre, Music and Cinema Museum, Vilniaus 41 (C2)
18. Museum of Radvilas Palace, Vilniaus 24 (B2)
19. Bastion of the Defensive Wall, Bokšto 20/18 (C4)
20. House of Signatories, Pilies 26 (B3)
21. Centre for Civil Education, Totorių 28 (B3)
22. Samuel Bak Museum (Vilna Gaon Jewish State Museum), Naugarduko 10/2 (C2/D2)
23. Holocaust Exposition (Vilna Gaon Jewish State Museum), Pamėnkalnio 12 (B1)
24. Vytautas Kasiulis Art Museum, A. Goštauto 1 (A2)
25. Kazys Varnelis House-Museum, Didžioji 26 (C3)
26. Marija and Jurgis Šlapeliai House-Museum, Pilies 40 (C3)
27. House of Histories, T. Kosčiuškos 3 (A4)
28. Vilnius museum, Vokiečių 6 (C3)
29. Museum of Culture and Identity of Lithuanian Jews, Pylimo (A4)
30. Castellan’s House, Arsenalo g. 1 (A3)
31. Sapieha Palace, L. Sapiegos 13
32. MO Museum, Pylimo 17 (C2)
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19. Vilnius Choral Synagogue, Pylimo 39 (D2)
20. Holy Trinity Church and the Basilian Gates, Aušros Vartų 7B
VISITOR CENTRES
1. M. K. Čiurlionis House, Savičiaus 11 (C3)
2. Jewish Culture and Information Centre, Mėsinių 3A/5 (C3) 3. Pilgrim‘s Center, Dominikonų 6 (C3)
4. Border Control, Užupio 1 (C4)
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Buses and CycloCity bikes are the most common forms of public transport in Vilnius.
For more convenient access to public transport you can purchase the Vilnian Card (Vilniečio kortelė) – a prepaid travel card that can be used on all public transport. The cards can be bought at some supermarkets, newsstands or with a mobile app TRAFI. You can also buy a digital ticket by contactless payment inside the bus for €0,90.
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You can check bus schedules at: STOPS.LT / TRAFI.LT or by dow nloading the Traf i app (made in Vilnius!)
A CycloCity Vilnius account can be added to your Vilnian Card, allowing you to use bikes all over the city for: CYCLOCITY.LT/EN
TRAINS
Lithuanian State railways offers an intercity train service. Wi-Fi, and convenient electric outlets. Tickets and schedules are available at the train station or at: LTGLINK.LT
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: AUTOBUSUBILETAI.LT
Vilnius International Airport is about a 10-minute drive south of the city centre. You can also get there by train from the Central Railway Station or by bus. VNO.LT
VILNIUS PASS is the best way to explore the city in: Vilnius Pass App
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.
