Lithuania Travel Guide: Travel Tips for Lithuania

You might need to exchange your money to local currency (Euro) when arriving by train to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. You can do your currency exchange at Vilnius Train Station and get reasonable exchange rates for a wide range of currencies there.

Lithuania is a country located in north-eastern Europe, on the shores of the Baltic Sea and bordering Latvia, Belarus, Poland and Russian Kaliningrad. It was the first Soviet republic to gain independence in 1990. There are many reasons to visit Lithuania and many things to see in its top tourist destinations.

Located in the center of Vilnius, bounded on three sides by the river Vilnia, Užupis is not only a mini district in the capital of Lithuania, but also a self-proclaimed independent republic since 1997.

Trakai is one of Lithuania's most visited and popular tourist destinations. Trakai is the place that can be easily visited and we definitely recommend a half day in Trakai as part of your Vilnius experience. Find a detailed guide how to visit the Trakai Castle, inside and out, what to do there and how to get to Trakai.

Vilnius, in addition to being the capital and largest city of Lithuania, is one of the most beautiful cities with its historic center being declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. If you are planning a trip to Lithuania and thinking what to see there, don’t miss these top tourist attractions in Vilnius.

In recent years, more and more travelers have decided to leave the beaten track and set off to discover new destinations. This is why you should consider visiting the Baltic States and, in particular, Lithuania. Looking for a good reason to travel there? Here you will find the 9 best reasons to visit Lithuania!

Vilnius, in addition to being the capital of Lithuania, is the largest and one of the oldest cities in this Baltic State. City’s historic center has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. If you are planning your trip to Lithuanian capital, find the list of the best hotels in Vilnius for your stay.

Heading to Lithuania for holidays? Lithuania is one of the smaller EU states in terms of population, and Vilnius is a fascinating and compact European capital. Most probably you will start your trip there. If you are wondering where to stay in Vilnius, let’s find out the best areas to stay in Lithuanian capital.

Vilnius International Airport (VNO) is the international airport of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. If you are planning to exchange your foreign currency to Euro there, find out what are the currency exchange rates at Vilnius Airport.

Kaunas Airport (KUN) is Lithuania’s second largest international airport located near Kaunas. You can easily reach the city by taking a public bus from Kaunas Airport to Kaunas Center.