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One of the largest old towns in Europe with baroque churches, Gothic spires, and medieval streets. The Street of Dawn and Literatųgatvė are particularly charming. Allow two days to explore properly.

Remains of the Upper Castle on a hill overlooking the old town. Climb the tower for panoramic views of Vilnius. The funicular operates in summer.

Self-declared artistic republic within Vilnius with its own constitution. The area has galleries, studios, and quirky sculptures. Read the full constitution on the wall.

Hill covered in thousands of crosses placed by pilgrims over centuries. The sight is both beautiful and deeply moving. Located near Šiauliai, a 2-hour drive from Vilnius.

UNESCO World Heritage sand dune peninsula separating the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea. The Parnidis Dune and the dancing forest of twisted pines are highlights. Take the ferry from Klaipėda.

Medieval old town with the confluence of the Nemunas and Neris rivers. The Town Hall and Kaunas Castle are the main landmarks. The interwar architecture in the new town is also impressive.

Neoclassical cathedral in the heart of Cathedral Square with a bell tower. The catacombs beneath hold the remains of Lithuanian dukes. The square hosts Christmas markets in winter.

Red-brick Gothic castle on an island in Lake Galvė, 30 minutes from Vilnius. The island castle is remarkably preserved. Take a boat or walk the causeway.

Small but charming old town with German influence from its time as Memel. The Theatre Square and the sculpture of the Ann of Tharau are central. The port city is the gateway to the Curonian Spit.

Oldest national park in Lithuania with forests, lakes, and traditional rural villages. The Šiluotos village has the last traditional fishermen's farm in the park. Good for kayaking and hiking.