Green and picturesque Vilnius

Southern architecture beneath the northern sky is what makes Vilnius unforgettable. The centre is filled with open spaces and public squares. Vilnius is one of the greenest cities in Europe—46 percent is dedicated to green space: parks, squares, and forests. From these spots, you'll experience breathtaking views and picturesque lakes where locals go to enjoy a relaxing dip.
Two rivers, the Vilnia and the Nėris, run through the heart of the city. The city’s main river, the Nėris, has pathways alongside its banks—a popular place for locals to stroll in warm weather. Even in winter, Vilnius glistens with natural beauty.
Lithuanians have a powerful bond with nature. Maybe it stems from their pagan roots. After all, Lithuania was the last country in Europe to convert to Christianity. Dried flowers decorate restaurants, hotels, and shops throughout winter, while the pleasure of spending every waking moment outdoors and eating al fresco is an obsession in the summer.
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Green and picturesque Vilnius
Gediminas Tower:
The access to the territory of The Gediminas Hill and Gediminas Castle Tower is temporarily closed due to repair works.
Gediminas Tower:
Adults: € 5
Students, retired persons: € 2