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Essential Free Tour Vilnius

  • Stop by Vilnius City Hall to see a landmark building representing Lithuanian spirit.
  • Walk the streets of the Jewish Quarter and hear dramatic stories about World War II.
  • Discover how the hipster neighborhood of Uzupis became an independent republic.
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Essential Free Tour Vilnius

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Lithuania is one of the most interesting Baltic countries. And its capital, Vilnius, is an energetic cultural and business hub attracting tourists and expats from all over the world. Joining the Essential Free Tour of Vilnius guests will get to explore both its main landmarks and secret wonders. A walk with a charming local guide will offer the perfect opportunity to understand the exciting, complex, and moving narrative that is latent in each of Vilnius' streets. One of the most telling landmarks of the tour is the Bastion and the remains of the old fortifications that once protected the city. Here, your group will travel back in time to the 16th century and understand why Vilnius has had a strategic position coveted by many countries for centuries.

One of the attractions of Vilnius is its historical and religious component. Strolling through the old town, the group will see a surprising number of churches, each of them boasting very different architectural styles. Vilnius Cathedral is a white serene temple in an extensive square. St. Catherine Church is a heavily reconstructed church painted in cute pastel colors. But nearby the group will find St. Anne's Church, a striking example of 15th-century Gothic architecture. It was built with 33 different types of bricks and, inside, its large stained-glass windows create a heavenly atmosphere. In the old town, tourists can also visit the streets of the old Jewish Ghetto, see ancient synagogues and learn about the struggles of this community, especially during WWII.

Guests will also get to see the Vilnius Town Hall, the seat of the government, the treasury and venue for some entertaining cultural events. The Presidential Palace of Vilnius is also in the historical center. It is known because in its spaces lived the Russian Tsar Paul I and even Napoleon. And what about the Republic of Uzupis? It’s a “separate” city situated right next to the old town. But don’t worry, you won’t need a passport to visit the best streets, cafés and restaurants of this very hipster neighborhood! As you can see, Vilnius Baroque-style old town is home to a surprising number of wonders. With so much to see, don’t miss the opportunity to explore this city like a local. Travel smart and book your Essential Free Tour of Vilnius today!
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