Welcome to Vilnius – Lithuania’s captivating capital and one of the largest cities in the Baltics. Renowned for its UNESCO-listed Old Town, Vilnius is a place where medieval charm meets modern creativity, surrounded by green parks, rivers and a thriving cultural scene.

Baroque beauty and living history

Vilnius Old Town is one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved medieval quarters – a maze of cobbled streets, grand squares and ornate façades. Discover more than 40 churches, each a masterpiece in its own right, from the Gothic elegance of St. Anne’s Church to the Baroque splendour of St. Bernardine Church.
Begin your visit at Cathedral Square, the historic heart of Vilnius, where the Baltic Way human chain began in 1989, linking Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn in a peaceful call for independence from the Soviet Union.
Climb Gediminas Tower or the Hill of Three Crosses for panoramic views over both the old town and the modern cityscape, and don’t miss the exquisite Church of Sts. Peter and Paul – renowned for its intricate white stucco interior.
Explore more recent history at the moving Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights (the former KGB headquarters), and discover modern art at the MO Museum. Experience the spiritual significance of the Gates of Dawn (Aušros Vartai), a revered Baroque gate housing the icon of the Virgin Mary.
For a memorable day trip, visit Trakai Castle – a striking red-brick island fortress surrounded by blue lakes and forested hills, just 30 minutes from the city centre.

Culture and culinary creativity

Make sure to visit Užupis, a quirky, self-proclaimed “Republic of Artists” across the Vilnia River, known for its playful constitution, Angel statue, art spaces and vibrant galleries. Wander down Pilies Street in the old town, lined with restaurants and artisan shops, or explore Hales Market – the city’s oldest market hall, where local produce meets modern street food.
Across the Neris River, Vilnius reveals another side of its character – with sleek towers, riverside paths and Food Hall Baltasis Tiltas, where locals and visitors gather for food and conversation with a view.
After a day of exploration, enjoy the city’s acclaimed dining scene, from innovative Lithuanian cuisine and fine dining to cosy cafés and craft breweries.

Green escapes and family fun

Beyond the cobbled lanes of the Old Town, Vilnius opens into one of Europe’s greenest capitals, where nature is never far away. Stroll through Bernardine Park with its gardens, fountains and family-friendly playgrounds, or head to Kalnų Park, home to summer concerts and open-air festivals. The park also comes alive in autumn with Halloween-themed events and family activities that attract both locals and visitors, while Vingis Park – the city’s largest green space – offers cycling routes, forest paths and open lawns.

Company events with accommodation

Vilnius blends old-world atmosphere with modern comfort, making it an inspiring destination for meetings, conferences and corporate gatherings. Modern meeting rooms, conference and event spaces welcome you near the historic buildings, combining professional service with the city’s creative energy. Vilnius International Airport (VNO) lies just 6 km from the city centre, ensuring smooth and convenient travel to and from major European destinations.