Located 12 km from Siauliai, by Vilnius - Riga highway the hill with more than 50 000 crosses stands as a memorial to the spirit of the Lithuanian people.

A walk on the Hill of Witches located in Juodkrante village, 19 km away from Klaipeda, and decorated with numerous wooden sculptures based on Lithuanian legends and folk tales. Further drive to Nida (30 km), a small old fishermen village famous for its majestic sea-shore sand dunes, Thomas Mann's summer house, neo-gothic church and old ethnographic cemetery.

Palanga is an international seacoast resort for active recreation and rehabilitation treatment oriented towards an industry of wide range of entertainment with a developed modern social and service infrastructure.

Vacationers come here to escape their daily urbanized routines and gain strength from natural resources: the sun, sea water and fresh pine-forests' air.

Lithuania's third biggest city - a historic seaport and resort.
Old Town of Klaipeda with the Theatre square and the statue of a girl Ann from Tharau, numerous old streets and buildings, Linden street with the old post-office, Mazvydas Sculpture Park.

The village located on the banks of the river Neris(35 km from Vilnius) has been known as the capital of Lithuania before Trakai and Vilnius. Archeological excavations uncovered a medieval settlement dating back to the 12^th century. Kernave’s Archaeological and Historical Museum/ Reserve contains several precious exhibits. In Kernave you will be able to climb 5 mounds and enjoy a superb breath- taking view of the river valley graced by the bends of the river Neris. Few great traditional events are held in Kernave every year: on 23d of June - ‘Midsummer’s day’ - with the night-fires on the mounds, traditional dances and songs, and on the 5^th – 7^th of July - ‘Days of live archeology’ - showing re-created handicrafts, life style, heritage of a spiritual culture of the early middle ages.

Located 80 km from Vilnius the open-air museum offers acquaintance with the 18-19th century architecture, traditions, crafts and the way of life of different ethnographic regions of the country.

The second largest city and the capital of Lithuania between the World Wars.
The tour includes: the Old Town of Kaunas with its St George's church, castle ruins, Theological seminary, the Town Hall Square, the Jesuit church, the Cathedral, the Church of Vytautas and the Perkunas House (no inside visits); a walk on the central street- Freedom avenue - bustling with street vendors, musicians, full of cafes and souvenir shops;

Located 28 km from Vilnius, the former capital of Grand Duchy of Lithuania is now famous for its 15th century insular castle housing an exhibition on prehistoric findings and the 17-18th century applied art, the way of life of the Lithuanian Grand Dukes, and the Karaites, brought to Lithuania from the Crimea.

Now the site of mass executions is commemorated by the memorial to the victims of the Lithuanian holocaust and a small museum displaying the tragedy of Paneriai.

Located six miles outside the city of Vilnius. Here in the Paneriai Forest, close to the railroad tracks, the Nazis killed and burried in the pits over 100,000 civilians, 70,000 of them Jews. Now the site of mass executions is commemorated by the memorial to the victims of the Lithuanian holocaust and a small museum displaying the tragedy of Paneriai.

Rates of all tours, in EURO, include guide service and vehicle, per group.

Tour of Historical Old Town of Vilnius by car and on foot: Vilnius Cathedral and its square, the University campus, Pilies street with the 16-18th century historical and architectural monuments, Gothic corner of Vilnius with St Anne's and Bernardine churches, the former Town Hall square, the Dawn Gate with a miraculous icon of Virgin Mary, the 17th century Baroque church of St Peter and Paul.