Itinerary

1. Tour the Old Town and Užupis Republic

   • Start with the Gate of Dawn, a historic city gate that dates back to the 16th century. They serve as a significant cultural and religious landmark of the city. 
   • Continue to see the old Vilnius University while passing through the Vilnius City Hall and the square, where you can observe the daily life and activities in the city. Learn about the history of Vilnius and its journey to becoming the capital of Lithuania.
   • Marvel at the sight of Vilnius University, which holds a rich history as one of the oldest universities in Eastern Europe. 
   • See St. John's Church from the outside, a magnificent example of Gothic architecture that stands as a testament to centuries of religious devotion and cultural heritage. 
   • Also, get to admire the Presidential Palace before exploring the beautiful Vilnius Cathedral. It is a majestic symbol of Lithuania's religious and national identity that captivates visitors with its grandeur and historical significance. 
   • Make a quick stop at the Monument of Grand Duke Gediminas, followed by a visit to see the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. Get to know about the stories associated with the city's founder. 
   • Head a little uphill to explore the Gediminas Castle Tower, offering panoramic views of the city and its surroundings, captivating visitors with its stunning vantage point. 
   • Next, visit St. Anne's Church, a mesmerizing architectural masterpiece showcasing intricate Gothic-style details that have stood the test of time. With its stunning red-brick facade and soaring spires, the church has become an iconic symbol of the city's cultural and religious heritage.
   • Lastly, move on to cross the bridge to Uzupis, a tiny village that declared independence from the main town and has its flag. Discover the unique atmosphere and free-spirited vibe of this "Republic," where locals and visitors can connect with what's truly important in life. You can also bid farewell to the guide and then stay a while back to explore the pubs and streets of the neighbourhood.