Top Lithuania hotels
Trains Vilnius
16 Reviews Vilniaus geležinkelio stotis, or Vilnius Train Station, is located at Geležinkelio gatvė 16, south of the city center. While buses are more popular and frequent to most destinations, trains are a...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Buses Vilnius
30 Reviews Vilnius has a good system of buses and trolleybuses to get you where you need to go. Tickets can be purchased at most newspaper kiosks for 2 Litas per ride. When you board a bus or trolleybus, look...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Taxis Vilnius
7 Reviews Instead of hailing a cab off the street, call the cab company directly and you pay less per kilometer. Most cabs have the telephone numbers posted on the side. A good way to save a bit so you can buy...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Trolleybuses Vilnius
10 Reviews The public transport network of Vilnius consists of buses, trolleybuses and minibuses (Marshrutki). They operate from 05:00 a.m until about 23:30 h. Tickets for buses and trolleybuses can be...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Driving a car Vilnius
13 Reviews We drove to Vilnius from a tiny Polish village near the Lithuanian border. The way seemed simple enough but my husband wanted to take a short cut, which wasn't a good idea. After some time we came...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Aeroplanes Vilnius
10 Reviews Vilniaus oro uostas, or Vilnius International Airport (IATA Code: VNO), is approximately 5 km south of the city center. As of 2012, 18 airlines run scheduled service into and out of the airport, from...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Mini-buses Vilnius
5 Reviews Budget carrier Ryanair fly into Kaunas airport, around a one hour bus journey from Vilnius. There is a minibus that meets flights and does the journey into town, then dropping off at three central...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Walking Vilnius
7 Reviews Although Vilnius with its 580.000 inhabitants is a big city, its compact city centre where most sights are located is best explored on foot. The old town has many pedestrianised streets or pathways...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Bicycles Vilnius
3 Reviews In Vilnius (also in other big Lithuania cities) it's interesting, comfortable, but not safe to travel by bicycle. First of all there are not lot of cycleways. Riding on the streets it's dangerous,...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Hitchhiking Vilnius
2 Reviews Hitch Hiking is still widely used by students and people living in rural areas outside of the main cities or towns, as a hitch-hiker myself I made use of the Lithuanian people's willingness to help...
See All 120 Transportation in Vilnius
Sponsored Links
Karmëlava International Airport is near Kaunas, second largest city. This is more a cargo airport, but passenger flights are also opperated. Mostly via Palanga, by Air Lithuania company.Currently passenger flights to Hamburg, Oslo, Billund, Malmo are opperated
If you like travelling on the sea, you have a ferry to Lithuania departing from Sassnitz in north Germany (350 km north of Berlin).You can get this ferry at each Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at 15 o’clock in Sassnitz, arriving in Klaipeda at 10 h AM of next day. The fares are 105 in double, and 165 € in single.There are also other ferries to Lithuania departing from Denmark and Sweden. For more information see the site:.http://www.shipping.lt/en/index.html
Well Iit depends what do you like...I went there by train which was passing Belarus and it was kind of interesting- I mean crossing the border with them....men can learn lots of things from them....:)
Getting around the Baltics is best (and only) done by bus. The tickets are cheap and the buses go virtually anywhere. As far as I know, there isn't any train service between the Baltic capitals.If you're into bicycling, you might want to consider biking through the Baltics. A lot of Germans do it.
It was a bit of the problem as the flights we found were expensive... But it's worth to go there! Usualy from Malta we go to London Heatrow and from London we fly with Lithuanian Airlines. Otherwise, we were thinking to fly to Germany and to take a bus or train trough Poland. But I think is best to fly. It was very very comfortable as you go around by bus, train,taxi... We think that it is not expensive at all to go by bus or train. We were 6(including kids) and for the bus ticket to Palanga from Kaunas we paid only 50$, what I think is very cheap knowing that you have to travel over 200km. To go by train its even cheaper! Car hire was a bit of problem as we found more expensive than in other countries as cars' conditon are not the best if you get a better rate. Or you get a good car and pay a bit more. We had old Hyunday and we paid about 20$ a day. A car wasn't working properly. We...
It is most comfortable to go by airplane. I did fly by SAS airlines from Amsterdam to Vilnius with a change over in Copenhagen. Vilnius airport is a modern, clean and conveniant international airport.
Taxis in Vilnius are very expensive.
Interesting- especially the older ones. Cheap and versatile, make sure your validate your ticket (just watch what everyone else does). Drivers don't seeem to speak to passengers ever!
Ryan Air from Liverpool, what a good cheap service. We did the round trip on 7th October 2006 for £25.00 each, both flights were on time, no problems.Well done Ryan Air.
Perfect page for transportation, hotels, tours, weather and so on in Lithuania !!
Radisson SAS Astorija Hotel Vilnius Vilnius
8 Reviews and 104 Opinions The Radisson Sas is one very nice hotel here in the old city. Good location where you can walk to...
Park Inn Kaunas Kaunas
5 Reviews and 115 Opinions New modern hotel. Now name Reval hotel Neris. I work in Reval hotel so i know how everything is...
Promenada Klaipeda
4 Reviews and 8 Opinions I didn't stay in the hotel myself, but I know from my guests, that there is a good breakfast and...
Reviews and photos of Lithuania attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Lithuania sightseeing.
More Cities in Lithuania
More Regions in Lithuania
Q: How would somebody describe a road Trakai – Alytaus – Lazdiai – Augustow (Poland). If do it, than via Dirvoniskes or not? I am...
A: hi It depends what you want. If you are just driving then it's ordinary road, going mostly through forest, fields and small villages. Road quality is quite o.k. If you...
Read 4 Replies
Sponsored Links
