Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, contains one of the largest surviving medieval quarters in Europe. Included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Old Town contains almost two thousand medieval, gothic, renaissance, and baroque buildings, all centered on the neo-classical cathedral and town hall. Other popular attractions include the KGB Museum, located in a former Soviet prison, and the 13th century Higher Castle, which affords a glorious view of the city center.
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Rima and Aelita are an absolutely fantastic information resource about the Jewish history in Vilnius and elsewhere in Lithuania. Lithuanian and in particular Vilnius History is complicated! So you cannot even expect a street name to be consistant. Russian, Polish, Soviet and Lithuanian names for the same street are not necessarily the same - this applies to family names, houses, businesses, and every aspect of life in Lithuania. These people know where to find what you are researching, and can cross the language barriers for you - my russian is non-existant ! We went in looking for my wife's Gt Grandfather - the response was 'who was he' yes I know about him - he lived........ The wife and I were amazed !
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Created in 1997, Uzupis was born following the gathering of different artists. It's an independent republic in the heart of Vilnius. The goal was to create a place where people can meet in good spirits and discuss, create and express themselves freely. Feel free to visit the curiosity room, if you want to take advantage of many information, advice but also exhibitions. You will always be welcome !
The information center does not begin to describe the place. It is more of an artsy place (plenty of cards, art prints, magnets, other small-scaled souvenirs by local makers and artists available) on the bank of Vilnele river. The whole place has a great vibe, which includes broken pianos, sculptures, street art, and other hippie attributes outside the beautifully decorated red doors of the center. And friendly staff will make the most of your visit there.
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TEMPORARILY CLOSED. Vilnius Tourist Information Centre – an excellent adviser on how to spend your time purposefully in Vilnius! By visiting our centres you will: -learn about the best places of interest, museums, cultural events, entertainment; -receive free map of Vilnius; -be able to acquire the Vilnius City Card, publications about the city and various souvenirs; -receive useful advices
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Visit the official Vilnius Tourist Information Centre to get insider tips on how to discover the best of Vilnius! Our friendly and multilingual staff will gladly provide you with information about transportation, cultural events and must-see attractions in Vilnius. We’re open for all city visitors seven days a week. Our services include: - Free maps and brochures - A wide range of locally-crafted souvenirs - The Vilnius City Card - Accommodation bookings - Tickets for City Tours - Audio guide rental - Personal expert advice on what to see & do - Tickets for the Hop On/Hop Off bus - Free WiFi Stop by one of our three Tourist Information Centres for everything you need to know about making the most of your stay in Lithuania’s capital.
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Visit the official Vilnius Tourist Information Centre to get insider tips on how to discover the best of Vilnius! Our friendly and multilingual staff will gladly provide you with information about transportation, cultural events and must-see attractions in Vilnius. We’re open for all city visitors seven days a week. Our services include: Free maps and brochures Taxi booking
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