TRAVEL

BOOKING YOUR FLIGHTS

Vilnius is a very accessible and most young people are fluent in English.

Outside of Vilnius, it may be more difficult to get around and interact with locals.

Consider booking our wedding as a part of an multi-leg trip, perhaps including other Baltic capitals, Oktoberfest happening the same week in Germany, or warmer climates like the coast of Croatia.

ACCOMMODATIONS

GRAND HOTEL VILNIUS

A 5-minute walk from the wedding venue, this 5-star hotel offers a view of the cathedral.

The bride and groom, as well as their immediate families, will be staying here during the wedding weekend.

A link to the general website of the hotel is here.

We have reserved a block of rooms. To make a reservation, write an email to reservations@curiocollectionvilnius.com and indicate you are staying under the “UHLAR” reservation to receive the discounted rate. Please reach out if you are having any issues.

There are many great deals on Airbnb and other hotels in the area. Feel free to book wherever your interest and budget allows!

ARRIVING IN LITHUANIA

VILNIUS AIRPORT

We recommend flying into Vilnius airport—it might also be the only airport in the country.

The easiest way to get around is using the Baltic equivalent of Uber/Lyft called Bolt.

Vilnius is at least 700-years-old and very walk-able, bike-able, and scooter-able. Considering taking a stroll around town after you’ve settled in.

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THINGS TO DO

Vilnius is a beautiful city that offers a striking contrast between its historic old town and modern architecture.

Some place to give a visit:

1. Vilnius Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Stroll hand-in-hand through one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe, where Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical architecture line charming cobbled streets.

2. Gediminas’ Tower: Climb or take the funicular up Gediminas Hill for panoramic views of the skyline of Vilnius and beyond. The tower also houses a small museum showcasing the city's rich past.

3. Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania: A beautifully reconstructed historical palace offering deep insights into the nation’s heritage via its elegant exhibitions and recreated interiors.

4. Lukiškių kalėjimas 2.0: It’s a former 19th-century prison that has been transformed into a multifunctional cultural space after officially closing in 2019. Instead of demolishing it, Vilnius turned it into a creative hub where history, art, and nightlife blend together.

5. Užupis District & Street Art: Explore the quirky, artistic quarter of Užupis—complete with its own bohemian spirit, whimsical statutes (like the Angel of Užupis), and creative street art around every corner.

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PLACES TO EAT

Vilnius is an awesome food city. Here are some places to try:

Etno Dvaras, Senoji trobelė, and Amatininkų Užeiga – Solid picks for classic Lithuanian dining.

Borsch and Leleko - two popular Ukrainian restaurants.

Alchemikas, Nomads Cocktail, and Nick & Nora Cocktail Bar - places for unique Lithuanian cocktails.

Beigelistai - best bagels in the city.

Pirmas Blynas- delicious pancakes.

RoseHip Vegan Bistro- awesome vegan restaurant.

Georgian House- if you are in the mood for some Georgian cuisine (Europe, not peaches).