Search results
One country, five experiences. If you decide to spend at least a week in Lithuania, you can do a lot. Select the vehicle of your liking – whether it’s a bike, motorcycle, car, bus or train – and set out to explore Lithuania’s ethnographic regions. And they are all very different. Read more.
Traditional Lithuanian sauna. When it comes to sauna, there’s never a bad time for it. A few hours spent therein will relax and recharge you in any season. More than that, science has by now demonstrated in no uncertain terms that sauna is exceptionally beneficial to health and longevity.
Nature. Lithuanians are proud of their nature – and for good reason! To recharge from urban noise and daily routine, explore centuries-old woods, sandy beaches and dunes, swim in lakes and rivers, explore gorgeous nature reserves, and break a sweat on one of the country's 100+ hiking trails.
Major cities. Lithuanian cities are characterised not only by layers of history, but also by incredible variety. From the bustling streets and squares of the capital to the modernist heritage of Kaunas, and the prominent Germanic heritage of Klaipėda – Lithuanian cities have something for everyone! Why Lithuania.
TOP 10 places to visit in Klaipėda. In Klaipėda, start with such universally beloved landmarks as Smiltynė and Danė Square – ideal for a brief rest in nature – and Theatre Square brimming with exciting local events.
Vilnius is a city whose restless spirit entices you to explore it all day and all night. How else could you uncover all those hidden treasures that are waiting for you. There’s the mysterious courtyards of the Old Town and the sculptures that inhabit them.
Lithuania offers rich history, gorgeous natural landscape, and countless experiences. Learn more!
Pažaislis Monastery is one of the best examples of Baroque architecture in Lithuania. The ensemble, designed by the Italian architect Giovanni Battista Frediani, is decorated with mouldings by Lombardy sculptors and frescoes by the Florentine painter Michele Arcangelo Palloni.
Meetings guide. Lithuania is an easily accessible destination with modern and well-equipped exhibition and conference centres, a variety of unique venues and primary focus on customer needs.
Arguably the most historically rich Lithuanian city, its atmosphere still reflects its past as the northernmost port of the Prussian empire. With its Fachtwerk style houses and cobbled streets, Klaipėda has a totally different profile than other Lithuanian cities.
