Lithuania
Description
Lithuania, the largest of the Baltic states, is a country rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. You can explore UNESCO-listed Old Town of Vilnius, discover the mediaeval Trakai Castle, or enjoy the country’s famous Baltic coastline with its white sandy beaches. Lithuania has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by its historical ties with Poland and the broader European Region. It is also known for progressive policies and a growing economy, making it an exciting destination for travellers seeking a blend of history and modernity.

Facts about Lithuania
Lithuania is located in Northern Europe, bordering Latvia, Belarus, Poland, and the Baltic Sea. The capital city is Vilnius, and the official language is Lithuanian. The country covers an area of 65.300 square kilometres and has a population of 2.8 million people. The official currency of Lithuania is the Euro (EUR).
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DID YOU KNOW?
- Lithuania was the first Soviet republic to declare independence from the USSR in 1990.
- One of the most iconic landmarks of Lithuania is the Hill of Crosses, with over 100.000 crosses.
- Lithuanian is one of the oldest languages still spoken today.
- The most popular sport in Lithuania is basketball.
- Lithuania is home to the geographical centre of Europe.
- The Lithuanian flag colours-yellow, green and red-symbolize the sun, nature and the blood spilled for the country’s freedom.
- Vilnius is known for having one of the largest and most beautiful baroque old towns in Europe.
What to do?
- - Explore Vilnius Old Town.
- - Visit Trakai Castle, located on an island in Lake Galve.
- - Take a walk on the Curonian spit and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Baltic coastline.
- - Visit the Hill of Crosses, a unique pilgrimage site.
- - Learn about Lithuania’s history at the Ninth Fort in Kaunas.
- - Take a hot air balloon ride over Vilnius.
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