Lithuania

Vilnius is the capital of the much-undiscovered Lithuania. This pretty little city has only half a million inhabitants and yet attracts backpackers and visitors to come and explore its cobblestoned streets and hidden gems today. Most people travelling to Eastern Europe do not include Vilnius in their itinerary but those that do are in for a treat. Largely off the beaten path in terms of tourism, Vilnius has many a quiet café and street that you can enjoy all to yourself. Although the city can be ‘done’ in a day or two, if you stay for longer you are bound

Vilnius, the delightful capital city of Lithuania is probably the least touristy of all the Baltic capitals. Its charming Old Town retains much of its original features and is one of the best preserved in Europe. With an eclectic mix of architectural styles that vary hugely form the Gediminas Castle Tower to the Vilnius Cathedral, you can easily while away a few days just admiring all that this part of the city has to offer. Interestingly, Vilnius is also famous for its amber, which you can purchase all over the city. Washed up on the shores of the Baltic it