16 Sightseeing Tours In Lithuania

Travel from your Vilnius City Hotel to the Vilnius Airport. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer service so the price is the same for groups of 1 to 2 people transferred in a private car and 3 to 8 people will be transferred in a private minivan.

See the best that Vilnus has to offer.

Let the Lithuania landscape slide past your window as you travel 40 minutes to Trakai, located 18 miles (28 kilometers) west of Vilnius. Learn more about the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the Battle of Grunwald, and Vytautas the Great (1392-1430).

The capital city of Lithuania, Vilnius has always attracted tourists from across the globe. Its Old Town has been the centre of its cultural life for years. Many different architectural styles can be seen in the Old Town - from the Gothic of St. Anne's Church to the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and Classic styles evident in the Old University. Start in the old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over a thousand medieval buildings. Continue to the modern town where you will visit the 17th Century St Peter and St Paul's Church.

One of Lithuania's many former capitals, Trakai, not very far from the current capital Vilnius, is a charming settlement, located in the middle of five beautiful lakes. Known as the Town on Water in medieval times, the city is home to some breathtaking architecture and deep rooted culture and traditions. See the famous Trakai Castle and stroll down Karaimu Street on this tour to one of Lithuanias must-visit cities.

Situated 50 miles (80 kilometers) to the northwest of Vilnius and 12 miles (20 kilometers) from Kaunas is the Rumsiskes, an Open-Air Museum of Lithuanian Folk life, located on a 40-acre park.

At over 400 km2, Lithuania's first national park (1974) offers a breathtaking break away from it all. Thirty rivers, over one hundred lakes, large wooded areas featuring 200-year-old-plus oaks, marshes, and villages entirely overlooked by the creeping claws of progress all make for the ideal antidote to life in the last lane.