Things to do in Vilnius

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Top 10 things to do in Vilnius

1.Vilnius Old Town (Senamiestis)
Medieval urban ensemble spanning 1.6 km² featuring cobblestone streets, Gothic and Baroque churches, and Renaissance palaces. UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994.
Free
2.Vilnius Cathedral and Gediminas Tower
Iconic monuments at the heart of historic Vilnius: a stunning white Baroque cathedral from the 16th century and a medieval defensive tower overlooking the old town.
≈ 3 €
3.Church of St. Anne and Bernardine Church
Two stunning flamboyant Gothic churches from the 15th-16th centuries standing side by side, famous for their distinctive red brick façades and gilded interiors.
Free
4.Colline des Trois Croix (Trys Kryžiai)
Iconic monument on a wooded hilltop: three towering white crosses overlooking Vilnius since the 17th century. A symbol of Lithuanian resistance.
Free
5.Forto Dvaras Restaurant - Traditional Lithuanian Cuisine
Iconic Old Town restaurant serving authentic Lithuanian cuisine: cepelinai (potato dumplings), bigos, and barley soup. Rustic baroque setting.
≈ 12-18 €
6.Vilnius Castle Museum
Archaeological and historical museum housed in the ruins of a 15th-century ducal castle, featuring exhibits on medieval Lithuania and royal artifacts.
≈ 6 €
7.Skybar Rooftop Bar at Hilton Vilnius
Panoramic bar on the 22nd floor with 360° views of Vilnius, the illuminated Cathedral and Gediminas Tower. Signature cocktails and Lithuanian tapas.
≈ 50 €
8.Vilniaus Street and Uzupis District (Independent Republic)
Bohemian left-bank neighborhood featuring cobblestone streets, art galleries, and independent cafés. Uzupis declares itself an 'Independent Republic' complete with a humorous constitution displayed on its walls.
Free
9.National Museum of Lithuania
Major state museum showcasing Lithuanian history from prehistoric times to the present day: archaeological artifacts, medieval art, traditional costumes, and 20th-century artifacts.
≈ 7 €
10.Vilnius University and Pilies Courtyard
16th-century Baroque campus featuring a stunning Renaissance main courtyard, chapel, and historic library. Eastern Europe's oldest university, founded in 1579.
≈ 4 €