Vilnius family

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe. Wander through cobblestone streets, admire Baroque architecture, and discover hidden courtyards.

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestones.
• Look for the colorful street art tucked away in alleys.

Marvel at the stunning Gothic masterpiece of St. Anne's Church, a complex and elegant structure. Adjacent is the Bernardine Church, offering a contrasting yet complementary architectural experience.

• Admire the intricate brickwork.
• The churches are close to the Vilnia River.

Engage with interactive exhibits that play with perception and perspective. It's a fun and engaging experience for all ages, offering plenty of photo opportunities.

• Allow plenty of time for photos.
• Great for a rainy day.

Savor traditional Lithuanian cuisine in a rustic, cozy atmosphere. This restaurant is known for its hearty dishes and authentic ambiance, perfect for a family meal.

Climb to the top of Gediminas' Tower for breathtaking panoramic views of Vilnius and its surroundings. The tower is a symbol of the city and offers a glimpse into its history.

• You can also take a funicular up.
• Best views on a clear day.

Visit Užupis, a bohemian and self-declared independent republic within Vilnius. Explore its quirky streets, artistic installations, and the Užupis Constitution displayed on a wall.

• Read the unique Užupis Constitution.
• Look for the Angel of Užupis statue.

Enjoy a coffee or light snack in the heart of Užupis. This cafe offers a relaxed atmosphere and is a great spot to soak in the neighborhood's unique vibe.

Experience a vibrant outdoor food market (seasonal, typically weekends). Sample a wide variety of international and local street food from numerous vendors. Check their schedule for operating days.

• Check operating days and hours in advance as it's seasonal.
• Great variety for picky eaters.