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Vilnius – Literatai Street

Literatai Street is where Adam Mickiewicz once lived, considered to be one of the greatest Polish poets. The street then gained

This Ibis hotel only opened a few weeks ago, and the official opening was during my stay. As it was

I know that Priority Pass gets a lot of complaints, but I’m entirely happy with my card so far this

I headed towards the bus stop back to the airport and noticed there were some shopping malls in the area

The New Arsenal (as opposed to the Old Arsenal building) is the oldest museum in the country and dates back

Located in the Old Arsenal building is the city’s archaeological museum, telling the story of the people who lived in

Located in Vilnius city centre is this commemorative plaque dedicated to the life and work of Beatričė Grincevičiūtė. She was a

This large indoor market is located in a building dating to 1906 and it was designed by Vaclovas Michnevicius. There’s a

This building was constructed to be a bastion in the city’s defensive walls, and it has now been renovated and

This little cafe is located at the entrance to Kalnų parkas and there are views of the park from the first