A neoclassical cathedral in Vilnius, known for its grand facade and spiritual heritage, located in the central Cathedral Square.

A bohemian district known as a self-declared republic, famous for its artistic community, unique sculptures, and the Užupis Constitution.

A stunning 14th-century island castle located on a picturesque island in Lake Galvė, known for its fairy-tale appearance and historical significance.

A vast and beautifully preserved medieval old town, recognized by UNESCO, characterized by its Baroque architecture and charming cobblestone streets.

A poignant museum detailing Lithuania's occupation under Soviet and Nazi regimes, located in the former KGB building, it highlights resistance and freedom struggles.

One of Vilnius' most sacred religious sites and the last remaining city gate, dating back to the 1500s, attracting pilgrims from around the world.

A historic and prestigious university, one of the oldest in Eastern Europe, known for its beautiful architecture and 13 interconnected courtyards.

One of Vilnius's oldest and most famous streets, lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants offering local culture and cuisine.