Palanga
Plan your trip to Palanga and the Baltic coast: beach, pier, BasanaviÄŤiaus Street, Amber Museum and BirutÄ— Park. Find the right area to stay and get practical tips on the weather, cycling routes and excursions to KlaipÄ—da or Neringa.
Lithuania
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If you ask in google where Lithuania is located you can see that Lithuania is located in the South of the Baltic region and sometimes it is called “Northern Italy”. There are several reasons for this name. The first one is the Lithuanian people themselves who are more temperamental than the residents of neighboring Latvia and Estonia. The second reason is the baroque that is untypical for the Baltic states. This characteristic best suits the Apennines, but Vilnius is also famous for this. And the third one is the passion to the sport, especially basketball. So we can find a lot of similarities between the two countries.
But our task is not to find the similarities between states but to show how Lithuania differs by its originality. What makes Lithuania different from other states is the variety of vacations, high service level and reasonable prices.
You can spent your summer vacations in such Lithuanian cities as Palanga, Klaipeda and Neringa. There are also numerous spa-resorts in Lithuania and the most important of them is Druskininkai that offers active sport besides the recreation. Active rest also includes yachting along the Curonian Spit and different excursions along picturesque Lithuanian places. Mental recreation includes tours to Vilnius and Kaunas, acquaintance with Lithuanian jazz, an opportunity to live in a true rural Lithuanian house on the shore of the main Lithuanian river Neman (Nyamunas). 
Lithuania is an absolutely democratic tourist state. Hotels in Lithuania include 5-star super complexes with “all included” and modest hostels where you can book a room for a night.
An ideal place to get acquainted with the Lithuanian cuisine and traditions is numerous cafes that you can find everywhere from its capital to a tiny Zarasai. The pride of the nation is the Lithuanian cheese that is an ideal combination to the Lithuanian beer, which is served with the main course.
Laba Diena! - This is a traditional melodious Lithuanian greeting. Welcome to Lithuania – a country of amber, cheese and Baltic Sea, the country of medieval legends and great kings, the country which can amaze you again and again.
Kaunas
Kaunas brings historic districts together with striking interwar architecture. Plan your route around the periods and places that interest you and the time you have. Tips on getting there, food, and excursions make planning easier.
KlaipÄ—da
KlaipÄ—da combines a maritime Old Town and port with access to SmiltynÄ— and the Curonian Spit. Plan a city walk, ferry crossing and coastal stops for a day trip or a longer stay.
Attractions in Vilnius
Vilnius brings together medieval lanes, churches, courtyards and Baroque architecture. This walking guide puts the Old Town, the Gate of Dawn, the University and Užupis in context by location and interest. You’ll also find tips on visiting hours, getting around and a possible trip to Trakai.
Lithuanian Cuisine
Lithuanian food brings together potato dishes, dark rye bread and seasonal produce with regional recipes. This guide introduces well-known classics such as cepelinai and Šaltibarščiai, and explains what guests should know about fillings, side dishes and allergies. It also offers practical ideas for including culinary stops in a tour of the country.
Nida Hotels
Nida is the most beautiful and prestige resort in Lithuania. It is one of the quiet and cozy towns situated in Neringa. People who appreciate...
Wellness Hotels in Lithuania
Compare Druskininkai, Birštonas, and Palanga, and check wellness hotel services, transport, care, and booking terms.
Beaches in Lithuania
Compare Lithuania’s Baltic beaches by location, access, and holiday pace. This guide introduces Palanga, Šventoji, Klaipėda, and the Curonian Spit, and helps you plan for the weather, water quality, accommodation, and excursions to suit your trip.
Ferries to Lithuania
Ferries take travelers across the Baltic Sea to KlaipÄ—da; from there, a separate local ferry crosses to SmiltynÄ— and the Curonian Spit. Routes, seasons, vehicle dimensions, and check-in rules depend on the operator and travel date. Here is an overview of both types of journey, along with arrival and onward travel, without relying on outdated schedules or prices.
