- Vilnius Cathedral Square - We’ll talk about the city’s history and its foundation, its chosen location, its religion, and the road to independence from the Soviet Union. All in the largest and most important square of the city.
- Office of the President of the Republic of Lithuania - A short stop at the Presidential Palace to discuss politics and the social situation in Lithuania today
- Vilnius University (Vilniaus Universitetas) - We’ll explore the campus grounds together. One of the oldest and most prominent universities in the area
- Stikliu Street - In other words, known as the Jewish quarter of Vilnius, we explore this and other streets around to learn more about the Jewish history in Vilnius and Lithuania.
- Town Hall Square Fountain - Connecting the old city’s main arteriesâthe Jewish Quarter, the way to the Uzupis Republic, the street leading to the Cathedral, and the street leading to the Gates of Dawn
- Pilies Street - The main drag of the old town is filled with shops, cafes, restaurants, and great people-watching opportunities.
- Bernardine Church (Bernardinu Baznycia) - City’s Gothic corner with the most picturesque angles.
- Uzupis - The self-proclaimed independent artist Republic of Vilnius Quirky, fun, cool, and full of art, small shops, cafes, and other discoveries
- Inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST)
- Gratuities
If historical narratives inundated with figures and dates were not your cup of tea in school, this tour is designed for you. Conversely, even if you’re a history enthusiast, you’ll find this trip enriching, as Vilnius offers a blend of intriguing history woven over centuries, compelling landmarks, poignant tales, interesting inhabitants, and plenty of scenes to capture on your camera.
Each hundred-year epoch of Vilnius has marked a tumultuous epoch in its history, yet its architectural treasures have endured. The ideal approach to delve into Vilnius’s history and aura is to tread the stone-paved thoroughfares of its compact Old Town. You will marvel at the meticulously preserved Baroque structures and the medieval fascination that secured the city its UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
Key Highlights:
Various stops are planned for about 20 minutes each, although the schedule is adaptable.
St. Ann and Bernadine monastery complex
Uzupis Republic
The Cathedral and Cathedral Square
Presidential Palace
Vilnius University
Piles str.
Former Jewish Quarter
Town Hall Square
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.