Kempinski Hotel Cathedral Square, Vilnius
Located in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, the Kempinski Hotel Cathedral Square is close by the Presidential Palace in an ideal spot for e... Read more
In the southernmost of the Baltic states lies Lithuania, with amber-spangled beaches and sprawling woodlands aplenty.
A city of churches and baroque finery, the capital city of Vilnius’ cobblestoned charms haven’t gone unnoticed by tourists. As Europe's last country to be Christianised, pagan history still soaks the land, with Curonian Spit, splintering from the Baltic coast, awash in folklore. Complementing the sparkling lakes, forests of birch and pine, and acres of farmland; in Lithuania, there's ample space to breathe.
Short summers and icy winters mean beach time in the Baltics
is best enjoyed from June to August. Either side of summer, May or September,
is perfect for exploring the medieval Old Town without the crowds, discovering
deserted dunes, and for explorers keen on wildlife, March-April or September-October
is the best time to visit for bird watching. Autumn can be an extraordinarily
beautiful season in which to visit, with the golden-brown leaves of deciduous
trees contrasting with the dark-green pines.
Contact one of our Journey Designers to start planning your itinerary.
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