
Things to do in Lithuania
Things to do in Lithuania
Plan Lithuanian trips through English local guides that connect nearby sights into practical routes.
Local guides
Local English guides connect nearby sights into useful cultural and travel context.

Anykščiai is an Aukštaitija town by the Šventoji and Anykšta rivers, known for Anykščių šilelis, the canopy walk, the narrow-gauge railway, Puntukas, and writer heritage.

Druskininkai is Lithuania's best-known resort on the Nemunas, famous for mineral water, sanatoriums and spas, M. K. Čiurlionis, Grūtas Park, and winter attractions.

Ignalina is a small town in eastern Aukštaitija and one of the easiest gateways to Aukštaitija National Park, Lithuania's oldest national park: Palūšė's wooden church, the lake panorama from Ladakalnis, Ginučiai Mill, the Stripeikiai Beekeeping Museum, and ethnographic villages.

Nida is the southern part of Neringa on the Curonian Lagoon and the main base for exploring the Curonian Spit: sand dunes, fishermen's heritage, a lighthouse, and a UNESCO-protected landscape between the lagoon and the Baltic Sea.

Palanga is Lithuania's main Baltic Sea resort: the sea pier, J. Basanavičiaus Street, Birutė Park with the Amber Museum in the Tiškevičiai Palace, Birutė Hill, and quieter Šventoji.

Plungė is a Samogitian town and the most convenient gateway to Žemaitija National Park: the Oginski Manor with the Žemaičiai Art Museum and park stand in town, while nearby Plateliai, Lake Plateliai, and the Cold War Museum in Plokštinė open the national park.

Trakai is a former centre of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania on Lake Galvė, known for its island and peninsula castles, Karaim community, kibinai, and Trakai Historical National Park.

Varėna is a Dzūkija town and the main gateway to Dzūkija National Park: Dainava Forest pinewoods, Marcinkonys, Čepkeliai Mire, the ethnographic villages of Zervynos and Musteika, Merkinė, mushroom country, and Dzūkian culture.