Vilnius revealing real old-town magic and walkable sights

This post covers Vilnius and Soverato Marina, with Vilnius revealing real old-town magic and plenty of easily walkable sights. 😎 Start your trip exploring the historic “Lost Town” vibe, blending cobble stoned squares and a mix of quirky and iconic spots. Top Spots to Visit in Vilnius: - Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania (Totorių g. 2/8): Open Tues-Fri 9–18, Sat 10–17. Compact and interactive! Pro tip: Great to start here for currency history and air conditioning. - Bell Tower of Vilnius Cathedral (Cathedral Clock Tower, a. 2): Open Mon-Sat 10–18. Climb up for epic panoramic city views! Arrive close to opening to avoid crowds. - Cathedral Square (Central, 01143): Open all day, always buzzing with locals — perfect for people-watching and photos at any hour. - Vilnius Cathedral (Šventaragio g.): Open Mon-Sat 7–18, Sun 7–19. Step inside for stunning architecture, especially cool on quiet mornings. - Vincas Kudirka Square (Gedimino pr.): Open all day, breezy public space — ideal spot for a snack or a moment to chill, surrounded by local life. Getting Around: Vilnius is ultra pedestrian-friendly, so skip expensive taxis and walk everywhere! Public transit is cheap and easy if you’re headed farther out. Eat & Drink: Swing by local bakeries for fresh rye bread and cepelinai (potato dumplings). Gedimino Avenue has lots of casual places and coffee shops for quick bites. Tips: No visa needed for most travelers, pack layers (weather jumps!), and have some euros on hand, but card payments are accepted almost everywhere. Most museums close on Mondays, so plan accordingly for max sightseeing. #vilniustreasures #balticexplorer #traveltips #losttownvibes