Curious about travelling to Lithuania? You'll find everything from culture and history to dining and shopping. On this page you will find reports and tips for those planning a trip to Lithuania.
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Travelling to Lithuania - guides, reviews and tips
Lithuania, located in Eastern Europe, invites you to visit the capital Vilnius and the city of Kaunas. You can look forward to restaurants, attractions, street art, castles and more. Here you will find lots of tips for your trip to Lithuania.
Good to know before travelling to Lithuania
Fast facts about Lithuania
- Capital city: Vilnius
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Language: Lithuanian
- Time zone: GMT+2
- Population: about 2.8 million
- Electricity: 230V (European plugs work)
- Go ahead: right side
Frequently asked questions about Lithuania
When is the best time to travel to Lithuania?
Summer (June-August) is the most popular time with good weather for city and coast. Spring and autumn are good for quieter trips and nature experiences.
Do you need a visa for Lithuania?
No, as a Swedish citizen you do not need a visa to travel to Lithuania.
How long should I stay in Lithuania?
A weekend is enough for Vilnius, but 3-5 days will allow you to explore the city, coast and countryside.
Is Lithuania an expensive destination?
Lithuania is generally an affordable destination compared to many Western European countries.
How to get around Lithuania?
Buses work well between cities, but cars or motorhomes are a good option for exploring the coast, countryside and smaller towns.
Is Lithuania safe to travel to?
Yes, Lithuania is generally safe. Lithuania is a safe destination with low crime rates.
What are the top travel destinations in Lithuania?
Vilnius offers history and culture, while Kaunas offers city life. The Curonian Spit offers sand dunes and coastline, and national parks offer nature experiences.
Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Lithuania?
No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.
What to consider culturally in Lithuania?
Lithuania has a strong connection to traditions and nature. The pace is calm and respect for the environment is appreciated.
What is the food like in Lithuania?
Lithuanian cuisine is based on local ingredients such as potatoes, meat and fish. There is also a growing number of restaurants in major cities.
Similar destinations in Europe
If you like Lithuania, there are several destinations in Europe that combine historic cities, nature and the coast - often at a slower pace and with a more small-scale feel.
- Latvia - coastal, natural and historic environments at a relaxed pace
- Estonia - medieval town centres, nature and coastal experiences
- Poland - historic cities and variety along the Baltic Sea
- Finland - vast nature, forests and peaceful lifestyle
- Sweden - coast, nature and variety at your fingertips
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