Get to know the true essence of Vilnius
Trakų Vokė Manor
Today's manor ensemble includes a palace, bell tower, the Tiškevičiai Mausoleum and other buildings.
The Bastion of Vilnius City Wall
The bastion is an original example of Renaissance defensive architecture.
The Gediminas’ Tower
The Vilnius Castle Museum was opened in 1960, and in 1968 it became a subdivision of the Lithuanian National Museum.
Glass Quarter
The Glass Quarter community was formed in October 2018 in the area of Stiklių, M. Antokolskio, Gaono and Žydų streets.
The Vilnius University
One of the oldest universities in the world, Vilnius University, has 12 faculties and around 23,000 students.
Town Hall of Vilnius
In 1387, Lithuania became a Christian state and the city of Vilnius was granted Magdeburg rights. Thus, there was a need to build a city government headquarters.
Seimas Palace
The Seimas Palace is a symbol of the Lithuanian nation's resistance to the Soviet occupation.
Under the Užupis bridge
If the river is favourable, you can test your destiny under the Užupis Bridge by going on the Destiny’s Swing.
Medininkai Castle
The castle consists of four towers connected by walls that are almost two-metres thick and 15-metres tall
Museum of Vladislovas Sirokomlė
The 19th-century wooden building is preserved in the village where the poet lived and created
