Rebuilt after devastated by war, the old town was made as it was before. It's great and many photo ops abound. 95% of the population, mostly Jews were killed in WWII. There is an open square with side streets and another smaller square. The buildings...More

Vilnius' Old Town is much larger than those of the other Baltic Capitals Riga and Tallinn. It has a much more open and spacious feel than the medieval hearts of those cities. Overlooked by Gediminas HilI and Tower, it stretches roughly southward from Cathedral Square,...More

From our hotel, we walked to an old gate into Old Town. Over the bridge was a shrine of Catholic significance, a pilgrimage site for Mary. We entered several Beautiful churches including A Russian Orthodox one. As we walked down the cobbled streets, we saw...More

Great place to visit with a family. Good balance between leisure and culture. Our kids could use their scooters. Locals were happy to give us advice.

The Old Town of Vilnius is well worth a visit. It's beautiful and full of character. There is stunning architecture, fantastic friendly bars and restaurants and the Bernadine Gardens by the river are a must, as is the Republic of Uzupis. It doesn't feel as...More

Very nice city to walk around. Good and affordable restaurants available in old town. The narrow streets of the old town are very cute. People are friendly and do speak good English.

The Old Town of Vilnius is one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe. It is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its winding cobblestone streets, picturesque churches, and historical buildings. Pilies Street is the Old Town's main artery lined...More