Welcome to Lithuania - one of the countries of the former Soviet Union. For those who are interested in Soviet era, Vilnius has a lot to see. The quarters outside the center of Vilnius with those gray Soviet buildings always remin... More

Enjoy this tour and take the opportunity to see two towns vital for the history of Lithuania. You will explore Kernave with its Unesco-protected hill-forts and Trakai with its wonderful Island castle. You can customize this tour a... More

During the last years, we have visited hundreds of new places, saw thousands of old wooden houses, spoke to many different people, ate apples from their gardens, and were invited in for some home made cake with a cup of tea. It is... More

Combine cultural and nature attractions during a private full-day tour. Explore Rumsiskes Open-Air Museum, with an exposition on the ethnographic regions of Lithuania; visit the historical sites of Kaunas, and wonderful 17th-centu... More

Get a real local experience and visit the oldest market in Vilnius. Stop by local bakers, buchers, cheese or wine makers, get the taste of authentic products that might not be available in your country or even bring some with you ... More

HBO series Chernobyl was filmed in a Vilnius one of the sleeping quarters – Fabijoniškės. During the tour you will visit Fabijoniskes as well as other filming sites and learn about soviet life as well as Chernobyl catastrophe.... More

Ready to discover more about Jewish heritage in Vilnius? This tour is dedicated to Jewish culture and its treasures. Once upon a time, Vilnius was called Jerusalem of the North – it is because many famous Judaism scholars, rab... More

Visit the best of Vilnius and Trakai highlights at one day! Vilnius, famous by the biggest Old Town in Central Europe, and Trakai Castle, located in a picturesque lakeside area, are definitely one of the most popular tourist pla... More

Plan: 1. Start in Klaipeda 2. Ferry to Curionian Spit. 3. Amber bay. 4. Hill of Witches. 5. Cormoran colony. 6. The dead dunes. 7. Lithuanian border. 8. Nida dunes. 9. Sun Clock. 10. Promenade of Nida. 11. Evangelical lutharen Chu... More

Day tour out of Vilnius to see most interesting surounding sites, from different time and history periods.... More

Discover the rich historical heritage and stunning natural surroundings of Trakai, an idyllic island home to an ancient architectural array, on a half-day private tour from Vilnius. With a knowledgeable private guide, discover the... More

During this full-day tour you will be able to see Northeastern sites of Lithuania: Hill of the Crosses and amazing Baroque Rundale palace in Latvia. Your private licensed guide will drive you to the sites and give you an explanati... More

Explore a treasure on the Baltic Sea on this 6-hour day tour to Curonian Spit. Visit Kursiu Nerija, one of greenest areas in the Lithuanian countryside. See the sites of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed area such as Juodkrante, W... More

In 1939, when officials in Kremlin were drawing borders around the Vilnius region that was to be returned to Lithuania, Stalin's pipe was lain on the map. Everyone was to scared to move it away, so they simply drew the line around... More

Embark on this sightseeing tour to the south of Lithuania and discover its architectural ensembles and its authentic ethnographic village. During this tour learn about Lithuanian history, culture and nature.... More

All day touring in Aukstaitija National park starts in Vilnius at your hotel at 9am. This tour is a full day tour for a big nature lovers, with parts of cultural heritage exploring, hill forts, lakes, view towers, visitor center... More

Day tour out of Vilnius to see most interesting surrounding sites, from different time and history periods. History, culture and traditions will be explored during the tour. Please pay attention that from October till end of Apri... More

Day trip to the gem of Lithuanian landscape - The Curonian Spit National Park, which is 98 km long peninsula between Baltic Sea and the Curonian Bay, formed more than 5 000 years ago by the sea surge and streams, sand and wind. It... More

Do you know that over 80 percent of the amber found in the world comes from the Baltic and nowhere else? So we have no doubt that you will be fascinated by and interested not only in the museum’s exhibits but also in the engross... More

The former underground missile base is newly opened after the reconstruction and hosts the Cold War Museum (reconstruction funds were allocated from the European Structural Funds). Tourists can visit the underground and the missil... More