Druskininkai – the most modern Lithuanian resort, services, treatment procedures and beautiful nature can be enjoyed all year round. There are no seasons here. Here you can come with the whole family, everyone will find something to do, from the smallest to the oldest. Druskininkai – is the perfect place to relax, have a good...Read More

Klaipeda (162.4 thousand. Pop.) – One of the oldest cities in Lithuania and its only port. Today Klaipeda is distinguished from other cities distinctive architecture terms, the most important – Fachwerk buildings. Klaipėda has nice marine tradition since 1934 year, every last weekend of July there is the Sea Festival, which appears in many artistic...Read More

Kaunas (316 thousand. pop.) – The second largest city in Lithuania situated at the confluence of the Nemunas and the Neris. The city boasts a compact, well-preserved and nurtured Old Town, where many valuable cultural and architectural monuments, including Kaunas Castle, Gothic House of Thunder, Vytautas the Great and St. Gertrude Church, “the White Swan-called...Read More

Vilnius city (535.6 thousand. Pop.) – Lithuanian capital, the largest city in the country. The capital of Lithuania is the largestand one of the oldest cities in Lithuania country. So no surprise that in 1994. The Old Town included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Current Vilnius – a fast-growing Baltic capital, contending to be...Read More

Tallinn old city Tallinn’s Old Town interest from the first moment. Surrounded by huge city walls and numerous towers, the Tallinn Old Town with its many limited streets and staircases, gates and towers looks like a labyrinth. Many of the houses, some of which date back several centuries and now adapted apartments, restaurants or small shops, still have...Read More