We visited in November and it was lovely and snowy. There were fairy lights on every street which made it very pretty. It is full of cobbled streets, some lovely shops and restaurants and little gardens. Great to walk around and get lost!

The first time in the city and was a really positive experience. History full, neat and beautiful city, good friendly service. There is no need to look for great food and drinking places, they are enough for everyone, for a different taste. Near, within 30km, more to see, eg Krakain Castle, etc. The old town is quick and easy to arrive from the airport, about 10-15min by car. The 4 -day holiday was good, but there was still something to see and do for the next visit. I sincerely recommend, and Lithuania is a safe country to travel.

Very pretty area of Vilnius. Lots to see and plenty of bard and restaurants. View from Gediminas Castle is excellent. Easy to walk or scooter around. Atmosphere very relaxed. The many churches are a highlight as are the walkways along the river.

We went to Vilnius for a friend’s 50th birthday and stayed for a week! There’s lots to see and do and we could have easily stayed for longer. We had an Airbnb in the old town which was the perfect base for exploring the old town bars and restaurants. I guarantee you will enjoy your visit and appreciate how clean and tidy the whole city is. The locals were very friendly also.

We spent a week in old town, absorbing the street life, the walking tours, the shops, the hidden courtyards behind the massive gates. It was wonderful, we loved it here. The weather is beginning to warm up for summer.

Vilnius has a very vintage old school feel. I’ve travelled and marked off Lithuania with many towns and cities - Vilnius wouldn’t be my favourite but it was definitely pretty. Plenty of markets in the area to see and visit. Hot air balloons can be done here €250 per person you have a sunset option or sunrise. You’ve to be there an 30/40 minutes early or they collect you at hotel if it’s close by. Overall I enjoyed this city but a night or two is more than enough here

Vilnius old town is still very much lived in, so feels like a “real” place rather than a museum. There is plenty to see, both on the main streets but also on the side alleys. There is some very attractive architecture in various styles and plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants, shops when you need a rest from churches and museums!

We have walked through the entire old town today plus visited the castle & the palace. So much history here & so much to take in.. we loved it all. The restaurants are not at all expensive & the food was so good.

Last time we have visited was in summer - in this warm season it makes Vilnius very green and the tourist long walks very comfortable, although regardless of a time of year worth visiting. The Old Town is in fact bigger than is normally described and includes a large number of places to visit: churches, historical sights, parks, shops, restaurants, bars. Will be coming back once and once again.

Vilnius old town is an architectural gem. There are many styles but the stand out is the Baroque period of building. It's fascinating to go from medieval to Baroque in a street and to have such a rich cultural history laid before you. Also the terrain is undulating with some steep hills which gives it an other dimension. I think Vilnius old town is nicer than Riga old town, certainly more varied, more squares and grand ensembles and also green open spaces. I think you'd need to spend a little longer in this old town than in Riga old town (which is still a lovely place).