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What to do and see in Lithuania, Lithuania: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
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Restaurants in Lithuania
1. North North East
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5.0 based on 119 reviews
Guided adventure trips in Trakai, Vilnius and surroundings. Kayaking, kickbiking and hiking during the warm season. Snowshoeing and kick-sledding in the winter months. We provide you with all necessary equipment, multilingual guides and transportation. Join us on our small group regular tours or make a private inquiry!
2. Travel Addicts Club
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5.0 based on 88 reviews
Meet Our Vilnius! Meet Our Lithuania: multiday tours, weekend breaks, thematic weekend breaks, day tours and other experiences!
3. Baltic Vikings
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5.0 based on 89 reviews
Experience the 1000 years’ time voyage! A time journey to Europe’s untold story, the last pagan’s lands, the myths of Europe’s oldest, still existing culture and its secret connection to the Vikings. Write us now to discover the Secrets of the Baltic culture on your new Viking ship voyage!
4. Surininku Namai (Cheesemakers home)
5. Bike Vilnius Velotakas
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5.0 based on 83 reviews
Vilnius Bike & Tours Velotakas. Rental bike and tours company Velotakas offers City, Trekking, Ebikes, Escooters and Scott MTB bikes for rent. We offer regular city and mountain bike tours, private tours to Trakai, Pavilniu, Neries and Verkiu regional parks. Different bike sizes and models are available, for kids as well. We offer helmets, lockers and maps free of charge. We recommend the best self drive routes in Vilnius and surroundings : Pavilniu regional park, Green lakes, Trakai, Kernave, Neries regional park, 3 cross hill, Old town, Vingis park and many other routes. Our licensed guides will be happy to show you our beautiful city. Stunning panorama views of the Old town, parks and forests, bicycle lanes along the river Neris and Vilnia.
6. Guide in Vilnius - Day Tours
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5.0 based on 79 reviews
I am a professional guide in Vilnius, Lithuania as well Latvia, Estonia and Poland. I am offering sightseeing tours, evening tours, cultural tours as well as group activities: Gun shooting range, ATV or Jeep safari, evening tours or VIP tours. I could offer an itinerary for the holidays in Lithuania, but as well through all three Baltic countries and Poland. We would use my 7 seats mini van. Would be happy to suggest you hotels and restaurants. Ancestry tours in Lithuania - one of my favourite programs. Would help you to find and get to the places, where your family comes from. I am offering: Vilnius sightseeing tour, Trakai tour, Kaunas tour, Siauliai and Hill of Crosses tour, Klaipeda tour, Curonian Spit tour, Rundale Palace, Riga tour, Tallinn etc. Guiding for me it is rather a passion than a work.
7. Vilnius With Locals Tours
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5.0 based on 963 reviews
We are young, friendly and qualified local guides that want you to have a great time in Vilnius. We offer a variety of regular and private walking tours (Vilnius Old town tour, Soviet Vilnius tour, Lithuanian food tour, Jewish Vilnius tour, Alternative Vilnius tour, ect.). No matter if you are an individual traveller or coming to Vilnius with a group of friends, trust your time here for locals! We love our city and we will do our best to show you the best of it!
8. Museum of History of Lithuanian Medicine and Pharmacy
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5.0 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By ramintapan
Very interesting exposition, super helpful staff. Loved it. Authentic details, much to learn ant to be surprised.
9. Vilnius Free Walking Tours
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5.0 based on 362 reviews
Our goal is to create professional tours that will be informative, interesting, yet fun at the same time. We are searching for the optimal way to present our stories, not merely focusing on dates and facts, but trying to explain the reasons why something happened or takes place now.
10. Ninth Fort
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4.5 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By andTilly - Bratislava, Slovakia
You can walk around the place even if the musem is closed. It takes at least 30 min to see everything just from the outside - and it’s nice to go after hours - less crowded and you get to see it anyway. The area is large, clean and cared for. From the top of the fort (it looks like a little hill) there is a nice view over the city, though it’s a very sad place, knowing that tens of thousands souls ceased the exist here, and the remains lay under your feet. P.S. Dogs are not allowed at all, and there are no trash bins on the site.
