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Welcome to Vilnius
The capital of Lithuania was first mentioned in written sources of the 12th century. It became famous after the invitation letter written by Gediminas, the Grand Duke, in 1316 to German merchants. In 1323, Vilnius was named a city and given Magdeburg Rights. The prosperity of Vilnius city is symbolised by a legend about a dream of the Grand Duke Gediminas, in which he saw a roaring iron wolf on one of the numerous Vilnius hills. The oldest prophet explained the dream to the ruler, meaning the town’s reputation would spread far and wide.
At the heart of Vilnius stands the iconic Gediminas’ Tower, a timeless emblem visible from many corners of the city. Perched atop Gediminas Hill, it offers breathtaking panoramas of the Old Town—a UNESCO World Heritage site. From the tower’s summit, you’ll be greeted by a sea of red rooftops, majestic church spires, and meandering cobblestone streets, all steeped in the charm of medieval Europe. Whether you visit at sunset or under the soft glow of twilight, the views are guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.
Vilnius invites you to explore its stories, discover its vibrant culture, and create unforgettable memories during your time here.
Explore Vilnius:
There’s plenty to see in Vilnius, but if you have more time on your hands, a day-trip will open up new horizons. There are various daytrip options depending on your interests, but one common feature is that they’re all relatively close by and easily accessible. We’re excited to offer a few special excursions for you.
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