Winter Vilnius is just like a fairy tale with all its cozy cafes, twinkling lights and picturesque views. If you are planning a romantic trip to the capital of Lithuania or are about to have a first date, our list of attractions will definitely help you have an unforgettable evening!
A 250-meter-long wooden trail has appeared on Lake Jugla in Riga upon the initiative of local residents with the support of the Riga City Council.
The Christmas market in Tallinn is one of the highlights of the year. At the fair, you can buy souvenirs, try local cuisine and enjoy musical performances. This is a good reason for a whole family to spend some quality time outdoors together.
On the Dome Square, with the first Advent, the main Christmas tree of Riga turned its lights up, and a Christmas market emerged, embracing 80+ participants.
Ropaži is located within a 40-minute drive from Riga. For years, on the Christmas Eve, its church comes to life and shines bright with Christmas lights.
The main Christmas tree has beern installed in the Town Hall Square in Kaunas, together with a Christmas market of glass pavilions.
On November 26th, the country’s main Christmas tree turned the lights up in Vilnius. This year, the New Year tree looks like a three-tiered anniversary ‘cake’ decorated with 700 candles in honor of the 700th anniversary of Vilnius.
This Saturday, on November 26th, Christmas lights will spark in Ogre, Ikskile, Kegume and Lielvarde.
Song and dance, which have existed since the dawn of time, are still among the most profound means of self-expression.
It’s probably not too brave to say that Midsummer Day, which marks the longest day and the shortest night of the year, is probably the most fun and anticipated holiday of the summer calendar in Lithuania.