Buses to Lithuania - book your tickets to Lithuania

The Republic of Lithuania is a country bordering Latvia, Belarus, Poland and Russia, with a small strip of coastline on the Baltic Sea. It is inhabited by less than 3 million people. It is famous for its basketry, mead, kolduny, amber, flax, distinctive clogs, or the many-voiced songs called sutartinės.Lithuania is one of those countries that may not be the first choice when planning a foreign vacation. However, tourists visiting it unanimously admit that it has positively surprised them and exceeded their expectations. Attractions in Lithuania are diverse - in this beautifully located country with a rich and multicultural history, you will find architectural gems as well as many natural wonders, forests and lakes.UNDER FORM

What to see in Lithuania? - Vilnius

The capital of Lithuania, also because of its proximity to the Polish border, is a frequent destination for Poles. It stands out primarily for its baroque architecture and multitude of green spaces. Tourists appreciate its picturesque location, charming Old Town and affordable prices for a European capital.The Old Town in Vilnius is the largest of all the Baltics. It can delight you with its colorful tenement houses, cobbled streets, where the walls of the houses are decorated with small works of art, for example, on Literatų or Bernardinų Street. Vilnius is a very colorful city - you can encounter art there at every turn, for example, in the Republic of Užupis, which is the smallest district of Vilnius, once inhabited by a poor population, now a district, or rather a state of artists.It is a must to see the only surviving city gate well known to Poles from the Invocation of "Pan Tadeusz" - the Gates of Dawn. Inside is a small chapel with an image of Our Lady of Mercy. Also worth a visit are the Cathedral Basilica of St. Stanislaus and St. Ladislaus, the ruins of the castle on Gediminas Hill, and Vilnius University - which is one of the oldest universities in Europe. It is where Adam Mickiewicz, Juliusz Słowacki and Czesław Miłosz studied.

Kovno

It is an interesting city where a long and rich history is clearly visible. Wooden houses there sit side by side with modernist buildings, interspersed with architectural remnants of the Soviet era and the now so popular street art.Newsworthy is Kaunas' Old Town with its colorful tenement houses and the interesting building of the city hall, known by locals as the "white swan", and the city's oldest street, Vilniaus gatye, with its many restaurants, cafes and stores. In addition, it is worth seeing the remains of a 14th-century castle, once used as a defense against the Teutonic Knights and hosting many Polish kings.An interesting tourist attraction in the city is the historic funikular, or ropeway, which consists of two carriages - one you can take to Alexota Hill and the other to Zielona Gora. Both places offer beautiful views of the city - Green Mountain is home to the modernist Basilica of the Resurrection with an extensive observation deck. Adam Mickiewicz lived and worked in Kaunas for several years. Here you can visit his museum, find an intriguing neon sign with a quote from "Konrad Wallenrod," or stroll along the lower nearby Oak Grove, where there is a stone engraved with the poet's initials and the year 1823.

Mountain of Crosses

This is a popular pilgrimage site made famous by Pope John Paul II, who visited in 1993. It is located near the village of Meshkuta. In 1430, a shrine with a large cross was erected there to commemorate the reception of baptism by the Samogitians. In 1831, after the fall of the November Uprising, more crosses and objects of faith began to be brought there in large numbers. Since then, people have continued to come there and leave crosses, rosaries and other symbolic objects while praying for various intentions.

Baltic Sahara

This is how the dunes on the Curonian Spit are described, a 50-kilometer section of which is in Lithuania. It's a picturesque place where you'll find tiny fishing settlements with colorful cottages, wild beaches, or pine forests that are a sanctuary for migratory birds.Unusual views from the sandy dunes, few tourists and unspoiled nature are sure to appeal to many a romantic soul.

Access - Own transportation or transport to Lithuania?

Lithuania is a neighbor of Poland, with which we have shared a common history for many centuries. As a member of the European Union, it belongs to the Schengen area, which makes it much easier for us to travel.The fastest way to get there is by plane. The trip between Warsaw and Vilnius takes about one hour, and flights between the two countries are quite frequent.Another option is to get there by car - Lithuania has a developed network of well-marked roads. However, when going there, tourists tend to opt for organized tours rather than traveling on their own. Nonetheless, getting to this Baltic country is easy, and its size and short distances between popular attractions are only conducive to sightseeing.Another common means of transportation is coaches to Lithuania. The trip takes longer, but it is not as expensive and does not require sitting behind the wheel for long periods of time. Buses to Lithuania run to the largest cities of Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipeda, but also to smaller towns like Palanga and Kėdainiai. On our website you can check the network of connections, plan your trip and buy bus tickets to Lithuania..