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Trakai Island Castle from across the lake, Lithuania

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Why visit Lithuania with Contiki?

Discover hidden gems

From discovering 14th century Lithuanian castle to sombre visits to the Hill of Crosses, you’ll see a whole new side of the Baltics.

Travel easy

On our Lithuania trips for 18-35 year olds, we take care of your transport and stays. All you have to do? Just show up & enjoy!

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You’ll dine at a cafe that provides employment & empowerment for people with disabilities. Now that’s how you MAKE TRAVEL MATTER®!

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Admire the Hill of Crosses
It’s not every day you see a hill blanketed with over 200,000 wooden crosses. Prepare to be blown away. (And don’t forget your camera!) It’s easily one of the best places to visit in Lithuania.
Visit Trakai Island Castle
A 14th century Lithuanian castle? Built on an island? Surround by the oh-so-picturesque Lake Galve? It’s absolutely surreal, and a must-visit in Lithuania.
Take a tour of Vilnius
Check out the stunning baroque architecture on your trip to Lithuania. You’ll see plenty of street art lining the cobblestone streets and even munch on some delicious traditional Lithuanian snacks along the way!

Highlights of our Lithuania tours

Cepelinai (Zeppelins)
These potato dumplings are massive, filled with meat or curd, and topped with bacon and sour cream. Named after blimps, they’re as heavy as they sound, but worth every bite.
Šaltibarščiai (Cold Beet Soup)
This traditional Lithuanian dish is bright pink, chilled, and made from beets, kefir, and dill. It’s summer in a dish, and so refreshing!
Kugelis
Think potato lasagna, but better. This baked potato pudding is loaded with eggs, onions, bacon, and sometimes a dollop of sour cream. It’s Lithuanian comfort food.
Skilandis
A meaty Lithuanian sausage that’s been smoked and dried to perfection. It’s rich, rustic, and perfect for snacking. It’s a classic dish in Lithuanian cuisine.
Grybukai (Mushroom Cookies)
No, they aren’t what you think they are. These are sweet and spicy cookies. No fungi involved! A whimsical treat that’s perfect with tea (or for confusing your taste buds.)

Best food in Lithuania

The National Museum of Lithuania
Dive into Lithuania’s cultural heritage here, from medieval artifacts to Soviet era displays. It’s like a time machine, showing you how Lithuania evolved over the centuries. A must-visit on your Lithuania tour.
The Museum of Genocide Victims
Housed in a former KGB headquarters, this museum is a powerful, sobering look at Lithuania’s struggle against Soviet repression. It’s intense but crucial for understanding modern Lithuanian history.
The Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania
Explore the opulent residence of Lithuania’s medieval rulers. With its grand architecture and regal exhibits, it’s like stepping into a historical soap opera. It’s defo one of the best museums in Lithuania.
The Art Museum of Lithuania
Home to a fantastic collection of Lithuanian art from the medieval to contemporary. It’s a visual feast and a great way to see how Lithuanian artists have evolved over time.
The MO Museum
A modern art haven that’s as sleek as its name suggests. It showcases contemporary Lithuanian art in a striking space that’s as much a work of art as the exhibits inside.

Top museums in Lithuania

Vilnius International Film Festival
A cinematic extravaganza where movies from around the globe strut their stuff. It’s like a Hollywood red carpet but with more diverse films and fewer paparazzi.
Kaziuko Mugė (Kaziukas Fair)
This lively street fair in Vilnius is a blend of crafts, food, and folklore. Think of it as a giant Lithuanian bazaar where you can eat, shop, and dance all day.
Užgavėnės
A rambunctious pre-Lenten festival with masks, music, and pancakes. It’s Lithuania’s way of saying, “Let’s go wild before the fasting begins!” Get ready for some quirky fun.
The Baltic Song and Dance Festival
Every four years, this festival brings together thousands of singers and dancers for a spectacular display of Baltic culture. It’s like a massive, joyful flash mob that lasts for days.
The International Street Theatre Festival
Street performers from around the world converge in Vilnius for a festival of zany acts and street antics. It’s an open-air circus that’s perfect for those who love spontaneous fun.

Top festivals in Lithuania

Frequently asked questions

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What currency does Lithuania use?

Lithuania uses the Euro (€).

When is the best time to visit Lithuania?

May to September offers the best weather and vibrant festivals. Spring and summer are ideal for exploring Lithuania’s beauty without battling freezing temperatures or endless rain.

What is the weather like in Lithuania?

Expect cold winters with snow and mild, pleasant summers. Pack layers and a good coat for winter, and lighter clothing for the sunny (and sometimes unpredictable) summer days.

Do I need a visa to travel to Lithuania?

It depends on your citizenship. EU citizens don’t need a visa, but others might. Check out our handy Visa Guide for all the info you need on visas and other travel requirements around the world.

What is ATM access like in Lithuania?

ATMs are readily available in cities, towns, and even some rural areas. No need to worry about cash—just use your card!

How many days should I spend in Lithuania?

Generally, about 3-6 days are ideal to explore the highlights in Lithuania. If you’ve got more time, you can always dive deeper into Lithuania’s charming towns and scenic landscapes.

What is the tipping etiquette in Lithuania?

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. You can round up the bill or leave about 5-10% in restaurants if you’re happy with the service.

Is tap water safe to drink in Lithuania?

Yup, Lithuanian tap water is clean and safe to drink.

Is internet access good in Lithuania?

Yes, internet access is generally excellent in Lithuania. Cities and towns offer good Wi-Fi, and many places have free hotspots. You’ll stay connected with ease!

Is Lithuania LGBTQIA+ friendly?

Generally, there’s more acceptance and visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community major cities like Vilnius and Kaunas. But it’s best to exercise caution when travelling to Lithuania and be aware of local sensitivities.