Discover Vilnius History Culture and Hidden Gems

Travelers booking this experience will visit the majestic Vilnius Cathedral, a symbol of Lithuania's spiritual and cultural heritage. Here, you’ll learn about the Legend of the Iron Wolf, the mythical story of Vilnius' founding. As we explore, your guide will share fascinating insights into the cathedral's history, architecture, and its connection to the city’s origins.

Travelers will visit the Literatų Ecological Shop, a unique store located in the heart of Vilnius. Here, they’ll explore a range of eco-friendly products, from sustainable local goods to handcrafted items that promote environmental awareness. Your guide will introduce you to the shop’s philosophy of supporting sustainable living, and you’ll have the chance to learn about the growing eco-conscious movement in Lithuania while browsing one-of-a-kind, environmentally-friendly treasures.

Travelers will stroll along Didžioji Street, one of Vilnius' most historic and vibrant thoroughfares. Lined with stunning Baroque and Gothic architecture, this street is home to landmarks like the Town Hall and beautiful churches. Your guide will share stories about its significance in Vilnius’ history, from its days as a bustling marketplace to its role in city celebrations today.

Travelers will explore Stiklių Street, a picturesque lane in Vilnius' Old Town steeped in history. Once part of the city’s medieval glassblowing and crafts district, it’s now a charming area filled with boutique shops, cafes, and galleries. As you stroll, your guide will share stories about its Jewish heritage, artisan traditions, and the unique character that makes this street so enchanting.

Travelers will visit the site of the Great Synagogue of Vilnius, once the heart of Jewish life and culture in the city. Though only remnants remain, your guide will bring its rich history to life, sharing stories of its grandeur, the community it served, and its tragic destruction during World War II. You’ll also learn about ongoing efforts to preserve and honor this important heritage.

ravelers will explore the whimsical Užupis District, known as Vilnius' bohemian heart. This self-declared "republic" is filled with colorful street art, quirky sculptures, and creative energy. You’ll visit landmarks like the Angel of Užupis, see its playful constitution, and hear stories about the artists and free spirits who shaped this unique neighborhood.

Travelers will visit the Small Amber Museum on Mykolo Street, where they’ll discover the fascinating world of Baltic amber. The museum showcases a stunning collection of amber artifacts, from ancient jewelry to intricate carvings, and explains the history and significance of amber in Lithuanian culture. Your guide will share insights into the process of amber collection and its role in the region’s trade and folklore.