The Land Of Storks
Lithuania is situated on the Baltic Sea and boasts breathtaking scenery no matter what area of the country you end up visiting. Lithuania is a great option for travelers on a budget, and it offers an abundance of historical sites, open-air markets, and vast natural landscapes. For the best weather, the spring and summer months is the ideal time for exploring Lithuania. There are many major cities with remarkable architecture, but there are just as many quaint rural towns, as well.
Population: 2.794 million
Capital: Vilnius
Currency: Euro
Official Languages: Lithuanian
Different ways to move around: There is ample public transport in the major cities in Lithuania, including buses and trolleys. Biking is also common. Otherwise, having a car for the more remote areas is ideal.
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Lithuania attractions
Trakai Island Castle
Take a train or bus from Vilnius to Trakai, then walk or take a short bus ride to the castle.
Vilnius Old Town
Vilnius Old Town is easily accessible via public transport, with buses and trolleybuses serving the area regularly. The Vilnius railway
Hill of crosses
From Šiauliai, take a bus or taxi to Domantai village, then follow signs or ask locals for directions to the
Curonian Spit
From Vilnius, take a bus or train to Klaipėda, then board a ferry to reach the Curonian Spit. Public buses
Aukštaitija National Park
Reach Aukštaitija National Park via public buses from Vilnius or Kaunas, which connect to towns near the park.
