Lithuania Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Lithuania Tours & Trips

• What are the must-visit highlights in Lithuania for first-time visitors?

  The Old Town of Vilnius a UNESCO World Heritage site holds more than 1,200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. The Gothic St. Anne's Church and Vilnius Cathedral stand as key landmarks in the city center. Trakai Castle built in the 14th century sits on an island in Lake Galvė creating a picturesque scene that draws visitors year-round. The natural wonders of the Curonian Spit with its towering sand dunes and the wooden boardwalks through Aukstumala bog offer outdoor experiences unique to Lithuania. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned "Our Lithuanian adventure was a dream come true with rich experiences touring this beautiful country!"

• What local Lithuanian dishes and food experiences should I try?

  Lithuanian food brings together hearty traditional recipes and fresh local ingredients. The historic Hales Market in Vilnius serves as a central spot to taste local cheeses smoked meats and fresh-baked dark rye bread. In Trakai the local specialty kibinai (meat-filled pastries) reflects the influence of the Karaim community. The coastal region near the Curonian Lagoon specializes in smoked fish prepared by local fishing families. Traditional restaurants like The Green Hotel in Klaipeda serve classic Lithuanian dishes. As one TourRadar traveler noted "The culinary experiences were fascinating with much more variety than just potato and meat dishes."

• When is the best time to visit Lithuania?

  Summer months from June through August bring warm temperatures between 20-25°C perfect for exploring outdoor destinations like the Curonian Spit and Zemaitija National Park. May and September offer pleasant weather with fewer tourists in cities like Vilnius and Kaunas. December transforms Vilnius into a winter destination particularly as it prepares to become the "European Christmas Capital" in 2025. Bird watchers find April and May ideal at the Nemunas River Delta where millions of migratory birds pass through the Ventė Cape station.

• What are the best regions for experiencing authentic Lithuanian culture?

  The Curonian Spit preserves centuries-old fishing traditions and UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage. Rumsiskes hosts one of Europe's largest open-air museums displaying rural architecture and daily life from the 18th-20th centuries. The Zemaitija region around Plateliai Lake keeps ancient customs alive through local festivals and traditional crafts. One TourRadar traveler commented: "Gita was such a beautiful soul filled with more information than one can imagine about Lithuanian culture and traditions."

• What are some off-the-beaten-path destinations in Lithuania?

  Beyond the main tourist routes Lithuania offers unexpected discoveries. The Nemunas River Delta lets visitors experience village life and explore unique wetland ecosystems. Užupis a quirky district in Vilnius declares itself an independent republic filled with art galleries and creative spaces. The Cold War Museum set in a former Soviet missile base in Žemaitija National Park tells stories from Lithuania's recent past. Medieval castles dot the Panemune route along the Nemunas River. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The tour provided authentic and fascinating looks at Lithuania beyond the typical tourist sites."

• What kind of accommodation options are available in Lithuania?

  Visitors to Lithuania find lodging options across all comfort levels and styles. Vilnius offers modern stays at places like the Amberton Cathedral Square Hotel and character-filled boutique properties throughout the Old Town. The coastal city of Klaipeda features the Old Mill Hotel a comfortable 3-star option near the water. More authentic stays include family-run guesthouses on Rusnė Island and traditional cottages along the Curonian Spit. The National Hotel in Klaipeda represents the standard amenities found in Lithuanian hotels including saunas and local breakfast spreads.