This stylish urban space combines a café, art gallery, and creative gathering space under one roof. Here, you can enjoy a coffee surrounded by paintings, buy a unique souvenir, and attend an engaging masterclass. This place boasts a colossal concentration of creative events, perfect for meeting loved ones or simply being inspired by beauty.
This authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town is a spot where tasteful, warm atmosphere and hospitality merge into a unique gastronomic experience. The restaurant is highly acclaimed by both guests and critics: it is ranked as the best local Italian restaurant and pizzeria on Tripadvisor and has received official recognition from the Italian government — the Ospitalità Italiana certification — as the first restaurant in the Baltic States to earn this distinction.
In the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, Koyo Restaurant is a gateway to the refined world of haute Japanese cuisine. The restaurant’s name derives from the Japanese word kouyou: the changing colours of autumn leaves, beautifully reflecting Koyo’s philosophy – deep respect for nature’s rhythms, mindfulness, and the belief that true luxury lies in being fully present in the moment.
Gačionys is not just an architectural monument, but a living family home, where history and aesthetics are intertwined with the warmth of private hospitality. The owners of the estate, Gintaras and Sigutė Balčiunai, open the doors of their estate to share with the world their unique heritage and the atmosphere of true salon culture.
Salos Manor is one of the most unusual and picturesque places in Lithuania. It is located on an island in the middle of Lake Dviragas, whose area once made it possible to keep a huge zoo here. The history of the estate dates back to the 15th century and is inextricably linked with the greatest families: the Kesgayls and the Radziwills. Today, it is an island of culture, where classic neoclassicism coexists with modern technology and gastronomic wonders.
This design-led budget hotel in the center of Tallinn is inspired by the art of photography. Located within just a few minutes’ walk from the Old Town, it combines modern comfort with the natural charm of Estonia and a vibrant creative atmosphere: each room becomes a stylish photo studio, telling its own story about the Estonian capital.
The legendary Biržų Alus Brewery is located in the historic town of Biržai in northern Lithuania — a region long known as the heart of Lithuanian brewing traditions. Here, brewing is more than just a craft; it is a living cultural heritage passed down through generations.
Being a hyper-interactive center of entertainment, science, and virtual reality, PROTO invites you to fly in a hot air balloon, drive the world’s first automobile, walk along the ocean floor, soar upward on a flying bike, and make real scientific discoveries. You can easily spend an entire day exploring this captivating world of adventure. It’s a great place to visit with family and friends.
History isn’t just the chronology of dates and lists of names we read in textbooks. Behind every exhibit in the renovated “House of the Future” stands someone’s interrupted life, someone’s hope, or a silent heroic deed. Walking through these halls on your own means seeing facts. Walking with a guide means hearing voices, which is why we recommend exploring the exhibition at the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia with a guide.
The Rokiškis Region is a land of pristine lakes, centuries-old groves, and healing springs. Whether you’re seeking tranquility or active outdoor recreation, this list of open-access locations will be your perfect guide.