네리스 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

There are many wonderful little works to discover here. You'll have to take your time.

A beautiful church, built between 1668 and 1675. Its interior is entirely white. It's a bit outside the old town, but the climb is worth it.

Vilnius Cathedral was built in 1779.

Map of the former Jewish Ghetto. On this spot stood the gate of the Great Vilnius Ghetto. A plaque and map at No 18 mark the site of the entrance to the Large Ghetto, in which 29,000 Litvaks (Lithuanian Jews) were imprisoned by the Nazis between 1941 and 1943.

Bridge over the railway tracks to Naujininkai.

Extremely nice place, but take some booze with you, because it is quite expensive here.

The MARGUTIS EASTER EGG is a gypsum sculpture crafted by Romas Vilčiauskas in 2001. The giant egg originally stood in Užupis and was symbolic of a revival taking place in the neighborhood. The egg was originally meant to be a placeholder for another sculpture called the Angel of Užupis. As soon as enough funds were gathered, the angel was to replace the egg. However, when the Angel was unveiled in 2002, many locals were still very fond of the giant egg. The decision was then made to relocate the egg, and it was moved to a small square on Pylimo street, where it stands today. In 2003, artist Lijana Turskytė painted the egg giving it an Easter vibe.

The Literature Alley is an ongoing project. Currently, over 250 writers are honored with ceramic, glass or metal objects. The alley is worth a visit and you will always find new objects.