In Vilnius, at Verkių Street 27 (Ogmios miestas), you will find yourself in a remarkable space — Zoopark. It’s a modern and spacious indoor zoo that recreates a tropical atmosphere. Here, every visitor can take a miniature journey into the world of wildlife without leaving the city.
One of the largest private zoos in Latvia is located within just an hour’s drive from Riga. This is a great option for a family vacation or a school trip for visitors to learn more about different animals.
This private terrarium in the center of Pärnu is a home to 50 different species of animals. Many of the species presented in the MiniZoo collection are unique, so you will not see them in other zoos and terrariums in the Baltics.
The biggest and cutest Alpakafarm in Estonia hosts about 200 animals.
Explore the Latvian-Lithuanian border with the “KaiminiZemgale” travel campaign, enhanced this year with a practical tourism map featuring 150 family-friendly destinations. Ideal for day trips or weekend getaways, the map covers museums, outdoor activities, nature spots, and accommodations.
Almost every trip has a stop called ‘a museum’. A weekend would probably not be enough to visit all museums in Šiauliai, since there are more than 20 of them, and some of them are even the only ones in Lithuania.
Kaunas is known for its cultural background and various museums, art galleries and other curious sites. Which museums should you add to your list when travelling to Kaunas?
The biggest and cutest Alpakafarm in Estonia hosts about 170 animals.
The huge complex with a dinosaur park, a boutique hotel with SPA, and an upsidedown house is a great place for families with children: during the day, you can watch dinosaurs and explore all attractions, and in the evening, relax in the SPA.
This picturesque museum just 15 minutes drive from the center of Tallinn reveals how families of different incomes and occupations lived in Estonia in the 18-20th centuries.