Tallinn, Rīga and Vilnius sit within a few hundred kilometres of each other, yet no single transport system ties the three together in one smooth hop. There is still no finished high-speed rail line j...
Vilnius is a genuinely easy city to get around without a car, even though it runs a public transport system unlike almost any other European capital’s. There is no metro and no tram network, so ...
Vilnius is Lithuania’s capital and the largest of the three Baltic states’ capital cities, a compact, hilly city where medieval streets open onto some of Northern Europe’s finest Bar...
Vilnius sits at the eastern edge of Lithuania, but the country’s small size means some of its best sights are barely an hour away by train or bus. A handful of destinations, from a fairytale isl...
Vilnius’s Christmas market fills Cathedral Square every Advent, spreading wooden chalets across the wide open space in front of the city’s white colonnaded Cathedral. The square sits at th...
Why Vilnius Airport Transfers Work Differently Landing at Vilnius Airport means arriving at Lithuania’s busiest gateway, officially known as Vilnius International Airport and identified by the c...
