
The finest attractions in Lithuania at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

An open-air sculpture park in Juodkrantė featuring over 80 wooden figures from Lithuanian mythology.
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The only surviving city gate of Vilnius houses a chapel with the miraculous painting of the Mother of Mercy.
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The Dutchman's Cap is a prominent coastal cliff on the Lithuanian Baltic shore near Klaipėda.
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The new city center of Vilnius on the right bank of the Neris River is the economic heart of the capital.
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Vilnius Old Town is one of the largest surviving medieval town centers in Northern Europe.
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The oldest stone castle in Lithuania is located at the confluence of the Nemunas and Neris rivers.
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This manor of the Tyszkiewicz counts is famous for its huge winter garden, the largest of its kind in Eastern Europe.
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The Kybartai railway station was once a significant border crossing and transport hub, playing a central role in trade between Lithuania and the neig…
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Pažaislis is the most magnificent example of Baroque architecture in Lithuania.
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NordBalt is a subsea power cable connecting Lithuania and Sweden.
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The Stelmužė Oak is considered one of the oldest trees in Europe and was a sacred site for Lithuanian tribes in pre-Christian times.
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This Renaissance castle on the Belarusian border was originally a defensive tower and later a monastery.
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Cow's Cave (Karvės ola) is the most famous sinkhole in Lithuania, located near Biržai.
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This 14th-century Gothic water castle is picturesquely located on an island in Lake Galvė.
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Siesikai is one of the few surviving Renaissance residences in Lithuania that has retained its defensive character.
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The neoclassical palace of the Oginski princes is known for its rich interior and extensive park.
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Built in the 14th century, Medininkai Castle is one of the largest enclosure castles in Lithuania.
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This Renaissance castle on the Nemunas river was originally built for defense and later used as a noble residence.
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Liubavas is one of the oldest manors in Lithuania, mentioned in royal documents as early as the 16th century.
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This reconstructed palace in the heart of Vilnius was for centuries the political and cultural center of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the seat of…
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This historic windmill in Viekšniai, dating back to the 19th century, is a technical monument that documents the agricultural history of Lithuania.
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Užutrakis was the summer residence of the Tyszkiewicz Counts.
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The historic Varėna railway station was built in the 19th century and was an important hub for trade between Lithuania and abroad.
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The old post building in Plungė is a historic site from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, documenting the urban development of the city.
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Established in 1974, this is Lithuania's oldest national park, characterized by its lake landscape and dense pine forests.
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Established in 1991, this is the largest protected area in Lithuania, famous for its inland dunes and pine forests.
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Lithuania's largest regional park is famous for its 285 lakes and the Labanoras forest.
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Located in the Nevėžis valley, this park is primarily known for its European bison breeding station, which helped reintroduce the species.
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This park protects three large lakes in southern Lithuania and is a major resting area for thousands of ducks during migration.
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Known for the impressive Pūčkoriai exposure, this urban park in Vilnius protects geological formations and hillside forests.
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The park encompasses Lake Sartai, which has the longest shoreline in Lithuania.
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Unique for its thousands of karst sinkholes, this park protects a specific flora within them.
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Located in the Samogitia region, this park protects Lake Plateliai and surrounding wetlands.
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Despite its historical name, this park protects significant lake ecosystems and forests around Trakai.
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The Nemunas Delta is a labyrinth of river branches, canals, and floodplains.
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Characterized by over 70 lakes and the Šventoji River, this park provides habitat for beavers and rare waterfowl.
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This park protects the deep and erosion-prone valley of the Dubysa River.
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This regional park protects the spectacular, deeply incised loops of the Nemunas river.
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Lake Dusia is the third largest lake in Lithuania, often referred to as the 'Sea of Dzūkija' due to its size.
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Located in eastern Lithuania, this park is known for its hilly terminal moraine landscape and numerous small lakes.
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Located on the border with Poland and Russia, this park protects the deep Lake Vištytis and hilly surroundings.
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The park protects the scenic middle reaches of the Neris River and surrounding oak forests.
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Lake Asveja is the longest lake in Lithuania, stretching for nearly 22 kilometers.
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Located on the lower Nemunas, this park protects the floodplain landscape and the sacred Rambynas Hill.
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The park protects the spectacular valleys of the Akmena and Jūra Rivers with their numerous exposures and hanging ravines.
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Lake Lūšiai is located in the heart of the Aukštaitija National Park near Palūšė.
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Lake Plateliai is the largest lake in the Samogitia region.
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Lake Drūkšiai is the largest lake in Lithuania, situated on the border with Belarus.
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The Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve includes Lithuania's shallowest lake and extensive wetlands.
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Located at the tip of the Ventė Peninsula, this is one of Europe's oldest ornithological stations.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Hill of Witches, Gates of Dawn, Aukštaitija National Park, Dzūkija National Park, Dutchman's Cap and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.