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Excursions in Vilnius with locals

We organize interesting excursions in Vilnius, offering guided tours to historic landmarks, hidden gems, and cultural hotspots. Explore the Old Town, visit museums, and discover local cuisine. Our expert guides ensure an unforgettable experience in Lithuania's charming capital.
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Experience Vilnius like an insider

Whether you're traveling to Vilnius for the first time or you're a local who wants to explore this historic city, there are several things to do. Vilnius is a UNESCO heritage site and is also one of the largest remaining old towns in Europe. With cobblestone streets and parks, the city's old town is a great place to explore. There are also many restaurants and bars in the city. It's easy to get lost without a map, so you should have one. A local might be able to help you find your way around.

Memorial Museum of Paneriai

The most famous landmark in Vilnius is Gediminas' Tower, which crowns Gediminas Hill. This tower was constructed in the 14th century by Gediminas, the Grand Duke of Lithuania. The tower is also home to a museum that reveals the history of the tower. There are many different displays, so you can get a taste of the history of the city. You'll also find a beautiful view of the Old Town. On a sunny day, you can see golden sunsets from the tower.

If you're looking for something more artsy, head to the Uzupis district, a neighborhood on the outskirts of the city that's known for its eccentricity. There's a riverside path that's a great way to explore the district. There are also sculpture gardens and models of Soviet prison camps.

If you're looking for something a little more adventurous, there are plenty of free walking tours you can take. These take you past many of the main sites in the Old Town, including Cathedral Square and the old Jewish Quarter. You can also stop for a coffee and a bite to eat in the covered market. This is a great place to grab some local produce or fresh food, as well as a Baltic pastry.

If you want to learn more about the history of Lithuania, the Museum of Genocide Victims is a great place to do so. This museum is located outside the Old Town, and is accessible by bus or uber. The former KGB building where the museum is located was once a prison, and visitors can tour the cells.

Another great place to explore Lithuania's history is at the Memorial Museum of Paneriai, which commemorates thousands of Jews murdered by the Nazis. You can visit the museum's exhibits, which feature a mass grave, a massacre pit, and memorial stones. You'll also find traditional Lithuanian costumes and toys.

Museum of Genocide Victims

There's also a money museum that's located on the site of the former Bank of Lithuania. Here, you can learn about the history of the litas, or money, and compare the values of different currencies.

Vilnius's Jewish Quarter is a beautiful part of the city's old town. There are many churches with bell towers, and you can often find people sitting outside under colourful parasols in the summer. The area also features some great murals, many of which have gained worldwide notoriety.

The best way to enjoy the sunset in Vilnius is to head to the Hill of Three Crosses. You can see three white crosses, each gleaming in the light. This is a popular tourist attraction, and is a great way to end a day in Vilnius. It's also a short distance from Siaulia, so you can easily take a cab or uber to this area.

Vilnius, the charming capital of Lithuania, offers a diverse range of excursions to suit every traveler's interests. Our carefully curated selection of tours ensures that you experience the best of this historic city and its surroundings.

Popular excursion options include:

  • Old Town Walking Tour: Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, visiting key landmarks such as Gediminas Castle, Vilnius Cathedral, and the Gates of Dawn.
  • Soviet Vilnius Tour: Delve into the city's Soviet past, visiting sites like the KGB Museum and the TV Tower.
  • Jewish Heritage Tour: Discover the rich Jewish history of Vilnius, including the former Jewish Ghetto and Paneriai Memorial.
  • Trakai Castle Tour: Visit the picturesque Trakai Island Castle, located just outside Vilnius.
  • Food and Drink Tour: Sample traditional Lithuanian cuisine and local craft beers in the city's best eateries and bars.
  • Art and Architecture Tour: Admire the city's diverse architectural styles and visit contemporary art galleries.

Whether you prefer a guided group tour or a private excursion, our experienced local guides will ensure an unforgettable experience in Vilnius.

Unique guided tours in Vilnius

Whether you're visiting Lithuania for a few days or a week, you can explore the history and culture of this European country on a unique guided tour. In addition to exploring ancient architecture, you'll also learn about Lithuanian culture, cuisine, and ethnic languages. You can get a sense of what life is like for Poles, Lithuanians, and Estonians.

Vilnius' Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is made up of cobblestone alleyways and 18th-century townhouses. In the past, Vilnius was a part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. After Lithuania joined Poland, the Christianization of Lithuania went full throttle. There are over two dozen churches in the Old Town.

The Gates of Dawn Chapel is the only remnant of the nine city gates that once existed. It marks the southern border of the Old Town. This chapel was built inside the gate by Carmelite monks. The chapel is home to the most sacred image.

Chapel of the Gates of Dawn

Gediminas' Castle Tower is one of the best attractions to see in Vilnius. It was constructed by Gediminas' grandson and is the last remaining part of his legacy. Located on the Upper Castle complex, it offers spectacular views of the city. The tower is open to visitors for free.

The Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania is a historic building that once served as the center of the Lithuanian government. In the 17th century, it was one of the most important palaces in Europe. It fell into disrepair during the Tsarist period. In the 21st century, it was reconstructed and is now home to a museum. The palace is split into four sections. It is home to the largest collection of Lithuanian art and relics.

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Excellent walking tour

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The guide was really kind and skilled at talking in a way that piqued your interest and kept you focused on the city's attractions! I'd strongly advise it.

This tour is fantastic for everyone

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We had a great day exploring Madrid. Carlos was very educated and personable, and he told us a lot of amusing stories about the area. Definitely a recommendation!

Fabulous tour

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Wonderful Alhambra visit with Anna. She was very approachable, knowledgeable, and full of amusing anecdotes.

Great morning

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We spent a great day exploring Milan's medieval districts on foot. The tour guide told engaging stories and was well-informed.

Outstanding!

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We had a wonderful day and are very happy we took the 2-hour guided tour of Paris.

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