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7 Budget-friendly Things to do in Trakai That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Trakai, Lithuania including North North East, Trakai Island Castle Museum, Church of Nativity of Most Holy Mother of God, Trakai Orthodox Church, Karaim Ethnographic exhibition, Old Post Office, Chapel of St. John Nepomuk.
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1. North North East
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 119 reviews
Guided adventure trips in Trakai, Vilnius and surroundings. Kayaking, kickbiking and hiking during the warm season. Snowshoeing and kick-sledding in the winter months. We provide you with all necessary equipment, multilingual guides and transportation. Join us on our small group regular tours or make a private inquiry!
2. Trakai Island Castle Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,144 reviews
Reviewed By Marco_Num1 - London, United Kingdom
Trakai Castle and Museum is without doubt one of the best castles I have ever visited and was well worth travelling there from Vilnius on a day trip.The castle is so incredibly pretty and scenic.There is is a lot to see and do at the castle,if you explore it fully you are looking at circa 2-3 hours of sightseeing to cover it all.Unfortunately,my girlfriend was keen to do this on a fast track,so I didn't get to cover this in the detail that I wanted to. The castle has regal interiors,artwork opulent furniture,lots of weaponry and armour,historical information and interesting displays.I took plenty of pictures,whilst sightseeing the castle.Ticket entry is 8 Euros,they try to charge you extra for a photo permit,which I never got.This permit Is not enforced,so don't waste your money getting one. You can take some amazing pictures of the pretty castle in the background as you explore the area around the castle before the bridge.You can also take a 30 minute boat tour of Lake Galva,before/after your visit to the castle. You can get to Trakai by bus from Vilnius bus station or by train.Either way will still leave you with a significant walk.We caught the bus on the way down and enjoyed a leisurely walk down there. There are a couple of churches you can visit on the way down,a smaller history museum and a I love Trakai sign/monument not to be missed as a photo taking opportunity:)On the return leg we caught the train,which is much less congested than the buses,but more infrequent and a bit further out than the bus station. Trakai Castle does get exceptionally busy,so I would recommend getting there early to beat some of the crowds.
