Lithuania

Lithuania's capital and largest city offers a grand variety of historic landmarks, as well as a splendid array of architectural gems.

Lithuania's second-largest city boasts rich history, a multitude of significant landmarks, and gorgeous natural surroundings.

A popular resort situated on an isthmus, famed for its white-sand beaches, phenomenal natural surrounding, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Set in the heart of the Trakai Historical National Park, this popular city offers unique natural beauty and medieval atmosphere.

Retaining its charm as a spa town since the 18C, Druskininkai is famous for its mineral waters and offers several nice spa resorts.

Lithuania's third largest city has a rich history dating to the 12C, a wonderfully preserved center, and several intriguing museums.

A popular seaside resort town on the Baltic shore, famed for its sandy beaches and dunes, as well as intriguing local legends.

Surrounded by lush natural beauty and rich with cultural legacy, this small ski resort is home to Lithuania's tallest church.

Small and sleepy, this seaside town is a wonderful destination away from the crowds and a great opportunity for a relaxing getaway.

Widely recognized as exceptionally pleasant, this city is one of the oldest in Lithuania and offers historical and cultural variety.

A popular resort set on a gorgeous lake, this town is the perfect starting point for exploration of the Zemaitija National Park.

A lovely northeastern city, rich in history, monuments of cultural value, and beautiful natural landscape.