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MO Museum
A leading modern and contemporary art museum with a strong Lithuanian collection, striking architecture, and popular temporary exhibitions.
Direct flights to Vilnius are operated by Ryanair from London Stansted while provider Wizzair operates flights from London Luton, Doncaster-Sheffield (Robinhood Airport) and Liverpool John Lennon Airport. AirBaltic also runs flights from London Gatwick Airport on a seasonal basis. There are also a variety of connecting flights with stops to Vilnius offered by Brussels Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Lufthansa and Estonian Air. Vilnius International Airport is only 6km from the city center and can be reached by bus, train and taxi. Bus route number 1 is the quickest way to access the airport from the city center.
Vilnius, in Lithuania, dates back to the middle ages and is home to a remarkable variety of historical and cultural sights. Well known for its romantic and ethereal beauty, the city's old town reflects its history in striking Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic architecture. Vilnius Cathedral and Gediminas Castle are two historical attractions that are popular with visitors. Modern galleries, museums and entertainment spaces perfectly complement these as more traditional visitor attractions. Additionally the city boasts an excellent range of restaurants, bars and traditional beer houses.
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A leading modern and contemporary art museum with a strong Lithuanian collection, striking architecture, and popular temporary exhibitions.
A reconstructed royal residence with richly presented interiors and exhibitions on the rulers and political history of Lithuania.
A powerful museum in the former KGB headquarters documenting Soviet and Nazi occupations, repression, and resistance.
A large UNESCO-listed historic center filled with churches, courtyards, lanes, and some of the city’s best walking routes.
One of the most famous streets in Vilnius, lined with historic buildings, shops, and a constant flow of visitors.
The city’s main public square, ideal as a meeting point and base for exploring the cathedral, tower, and surrounding landmarks.
Large potato dumplings usually stuffed with pork and served with sour cream and bacon sauce. They are Lithuania’s best-known national dish and a classic comfort food in Vilnius.
Cold beet soup made with kefir, beetroot, cucumber, dill, and egg, usually served with hot potatoes. Bright pink and refreshing, it is especially popular in warmer months.
Baked pastries with a flaky dough, traditionally associated with the Karaim community in Lithuania. The classic filling is meat, though other versions are common.
Refined contemporary restaurant led by a well-known chef, offering creative tasting menus and polished service in central Vilnius.
Well-known local spot specializing in hearty Lithuanian cuisine, generous portions, and a cozy tavern atmosphere favored for classic potato dishes.
Established Old Town restaurant serving historical Lithuanian-inspired cuisine, including game and traditional recipes, in an atmospheric brick-cellar interior.
Generally cheaper than many Western European capitals. Old Town hotels cost more, but dining and transport are fairly affordable.
Service is usually included only partly. In restaurants, 5-10% is appreciated for good service. Round up taxis. Tipping in cafes is optional, and not expected for counter service.
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Vilnius International Airport, Vilnius -> Vilnius Bus Station, Vilnius
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