Vilnius Old Town Tours Activities Hotels
A long trip to Lithuania brought me to write a guide for the independent tourist. This is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe and cities that are beginning to wake up after freezing in time.Vilnius Old Town Tours Activities Hotels
Vilnius Old Town Tours Activities Hotels
Why travel in Lithuania and the capital Vilnius?
Not just because it's a relatively cheap trip. The country has not yet suffered a shock from travelers. One of the only places in Europe that has not yet opened tourist traps. A clean country with spectacular views of ancient cities and stunning beaches along the Baltic Sea.
In summary, this is an amazing trip experience that includes a mix of cities, history landscapes and simply excellent food. For those who want to expect nightlife in Vilnius internationally
Trakai Island Castle Museum
Jewish Quarter vilnius
Jewish Quarter vilnius
Until the start of World War II, the city was a world-wide Jewish center. After the Holocaust, the remains of visual remains were mainly visual. However, the story of the Jewish community is fascinating, regardless of opinions.
The entire Jewish history is shaped by the presence of Jews in the capital of Lithuania, the spiritual development of Eastern European Jews may have ceased with the occupation of the state by the Germans. But tourists remain a fascinating tour where the past still peeps from all sides and tells a fascinating story.
You can also tour the Vilnius Jewish Quarter without a guide.
Vilna's pedestrian attraction is a cultural attraction
Take half a day and more to wander around the Old Town of Vilnius. Strolling aimlessly, the streets and alleys will lead you down the road, the special shops, souvenirs and places that make a capital a tourist attraction.
Vilna's pedestrian attraction is a cultural .
Take half a day and more to wander around the Old Town of Vilnius. Strolling aimlessly, the streets and alleys will lead you down the road, the special shops, souvenirs and places that make a capital a tourist attraction.I recommend starting the walk from the university, across from the President's residence and from there to the pedestrian street behind the Vilnius Cathedral. Don't be afraid to go without a map. The city is safe and welcoming.
Pillies pedestrian street is further down Didzioji Street leading from the cathedral.On the pedestrian street you will find souvenirs, small Paris-style cafes, street music and vintage shops from the past that represent the Lithuanian past and daily life.
