Lithuania Tour From Brisbane

Tourist Attractions to Add To Your Lithuania Tour From Brisbane

KGB Museum Private Tour - Way to Freedom

Embark on a profound journey through Lithuania's somber history with a tour that delves into the nation's unwavering quest for freedom amidst the shadows of Soviet rule. Step inside the hallowed walls of the once-feared KGB prison to witness firsthand the remnants of a bygone era's repression. Listen to the echoes of a painful past, feel the chill of despondent souls, and honor the indomitable spirit of the Lithuanian resistance. Your experience begins in the heart of Vilnius, where landmarks like Lukiskes Square stand as silent witnesses to the country's tumultuous history and the resilience of its people.

From Vilnius: Private Tour to Curonian Spit national park

Embark on an enchanting excursion to the Curonian Spit National Park, where pristine air infused with pine scent and the caress of white sandy beaches await. Witness the dramatic landscape of towering dunes and delve into the wonders of the region's natural habitat. Accompanied by our knowledgeable guide, marvel at quaint wooden cottages, uncover the heritage behind Lithuanian myths, and savor the local delicacies, including delectable, freshly smoked fish.

Small-Group Chernobyl Series Tour Vilnius

HBO series Chernobyl was filmed in a Vilnius one of the sleeping quarters – Fabijoniškės. During the tour you will visit Fabijoniskes as well as other filming sites and learn about soviet life as well as Chernobyl catastrophe. The town of Pripyat (‘peaceful atom’), created in the late sixties to service the plant, was built during few decades as the symbol of a friendship between the soviet nations. Most of the Soviet republics had their town districts built by then. That is why the series were shot in Vilnius quarter Fabijoniskes that served as an example of Pripyat. One of the most-visited museums in Lithuania is an actual KGB prison and still has its KGB cells and torture chambers intact. The original pieces of furniture where prisoners were held were used in the shooting of the series. We will end our tour at the KGB building, so you will be able to visit it on your own.

Jewish Heritage in Vilnius - Private Walking Tour

Embark on an intimate and enlightening journey through the historic streets of Vilnius, affectionately known as 'Jerusalem of the North'. Discover the city's rich Jewish heritage, taste the world-renowned Lithuanian bagels, and uncover the fascinating tales of famous personalities such as the Gaon of Vilna and many celebrated artists. With a private tour guide providing personalized attention, this experience is not simply a tour, but a passage through the remarkable stories that shaped Vilnius and a chance to connect with a local expert for genuine insights and friendship.

Vilnius Old Town 2-hour Ghost Tour

Embark on an eerie journey through Vilnius Old Town as nightfall shrouds its storied streets, uncovering the whimsical and brooding specters of the past. This 2-hour evening tour blends the historical charm and dark tales of the city, guided by a knowledgeable connoisseur of its ghostly lore. Discover the haunted corridors of Vilnius University Library, the unnerving mysteries of the National Museum, and the spectral presence at Piles Street 22. Feel a chill in the air at the haunted Basilian monastery grounds while absorbing the riveting narratives that have shaped the city's heritage.

Three Capitals of Lithuania Trakai Kernave Vilnius

Embark on a captivating journey through Lithuanian history with a tour that takes you to three significant towns. Wander the UNESCO acclaimed hill-forts of Kernave, marvel at the picturesque Island castle in Trakai, and stroll through Vilnius' UNESCO-listed old town. Tailor your adventure with complimentary optional visits to the Peter and Paul church in Vilnius and the bohemian Uzupis district. Opt for an enchanting boat ride in Trakai at an extra cost. Please note that lunch and entrance fees are not covered in the tour price.

Private Chernobyl Series Tour Vilnius

Explore the haunting echoes of Soviet history and the Chernobyl saga with our immersive tour in Vilnius. You'll journey through the Fabijoniškės district, famed as the filming location for the HBO series 'Chernobyl', thereby gaining insights into Soviet-era architecture that mirrors the abandoned town of Pripyat. The tour culminates at the KGB museum, replete with its unaltered cells and haunting torture chambers—a stark reminder of the past, where you'll have the opportunity to continue your exploration independently.

Kaunas day trip - the unsung Hero

Kaunas, often regarded as Vilnius' dynamic younger sibling, boasts its own distinct charisma and historical significance. As a center of innovation and vibrant culture, both historically and presently, Kaunas invites you to explore its rich heritage and modern flair. Discover the charming Old Town, the expanding New Town, and the scenic Zaliakalnis district. Highlights include medieval castles, stunning examples of early 20th-century architecture, unforgettable rides on Europe's vintage funiculars, and breathtaking city views from atop a church observation deck.

Private Hot Air Balloon Ride in Trakai

Embark on an exclusive journey to the picturesque realm of Trakai, where you'll soar above the historic Trakai Island Castle, immersing yourself in the breathtaking vistas of Lithuania's pristine natural landscape. Break free from mundane sightseeing as you and your loved ones indulge in the majesty of Trakai presented from a bird's-eye view.

Private day tour from Vilnius to goat Cheese farm and Kernave historical capital

Visit one of the biggest goat cheese farm in Lithuania which specialises in cheese and goat meat production. Taste variety of ecological cheese types produced in the farm. The five impressive Kernavė hills are one of the largest archaeological expositions in the open air, full of historical finds. Ironically, it is located on a relatively small 194 hectare piece of land, where the abundance of cultural values remains. The landscape formed in the course of history, is a testimony to the cultures that have existed in this area throughout 11 thousand years – from the late Paleolithic times (IXc. B.C.) to the present day.