TOURISM · LITHUANIA

What to visit in Lithuania?

1 city · 24+ places selected by the community. Landmarks, hidden restaurants, nature and viewpoints.

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The country

Vilnius Historic Centre, the political centre of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 13th to the end of the 18th century, has preserved a group of Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and classical buildings as well as its medieval layout; it has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1994.

On the Baltic, the Curonian Spit, a landscape of sand dunes shared with Russia and preserved through constant efforts against erosion, has been listed since 2000. In 2023, UNESCO added Modernist Kaunas, the architecture of optimism from 1919 to 1939.

Good to know

Before you go

When to go

According to the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service's 1991-2020 normals, July is the warmest month (18.3°C on average) and January the coldest (−2.9°C). July is also the wettest month (84 mm), and April the driest (37 mm). Only the Baltic coastal strip has a climate closer to that of Western Europe.

Getting around

LTG Link trains carried almost 6 million passengers in 2025; the Vilnius – Kaunas and Vilnius – Klaipėda routes are among the busiest.

Hozy tip

In Vilnius, in the Užupis district, the constitution of the "republic" of Užupis is displayed on Paupio Street: translated into more than 50 languages, each on its own plaque, it can be read as you stroll by.

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Frequently asked questions

Visiting Lithuania, in practice

Which cities should I visit in Lithuania?

Hozy lists 1 city in Lithuania: Vilnius. Each city offers landmarks, hidden restaurants, viewpoints and activities selected by the community.

How many days should I plan in Lithuania?

A 5 to 10 day trip lets you discover 2 to 3 major cities in Lithuania. For a full tour of the country, plan at least 2 weeks.

When is the best season to visit Lithuania?

According to the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service's 1991-2020 normals, July is the warmest month (18.3°C on average) and January the coldest (−2.9°C). July is also the wettest month (84 mm), and April the driest (37 mm). Only the Baltic coastal strip has a climate closer to that of Western Europe.

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Sources · consulted on September 27, 2026