Lithuania, the largest and southernmost Baltic state and the geographic center of Europe, boasts castles, palaces, numerous natural lakes, and excellent infrastructure. The Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, is considered a Baroque masterpiece with countless churches. It is also known for the modern architecture of its business centers and residential towers. Beyond the major cities, there's much more to see on your holiday in Lithuania, such as the numerous lakes, forests, and fortress hills, Trakai Castle, the Cold War Museum housed in a former Russian nuclear missile base, the coastal spit, and the Rumsiskes Open-Air Museum.

Five national nature parks have been established across the country for the protection and study of Lithuania's nature and historical heritage.
You'll get a good idea of the country with the tours below, spread throughout the country, each with its own character.


There are five routes set out in Lithuania:
Route 1 northwest from Klaipeda, with a focus on the Curonian Spit and Žemaitija National Park.
Route 2 east around Vilnius, the baroque capital with many churches, Trakai with its island castle.
Route 3 south from Druskininka, spa town, Grūtas Park (Soviet Sculpture Park) and Kernave World Heritage site
Route 4 northeast from Visaginas along the Ignalina nuclear power plant and through the Aukštaitija National Park
Route 5 central from Kaunas, modern city and visit to the mysterious Hill of Crosses near Šiauliai