Taking the Train in Lithuania - VILNIUS TO KLAIPEDA

[@anzelmasmatutis2500]

2:10 “Portal” to the Polish city of Lublin, allowing people to see each other in real time :)

[@Jockerisas]

Be sure to repeat this train ride during winter when it finally snows. It's quite spectacular

[@gowithzy]

Lithuanian trains are very good!!! :)))

[@jonaskazlauskas9084]

NIDA !!!!!!!

[@sakalasima]

You should take the ferry to Smiltynė while you're in Klaipėda. It's beautiful there ♥ (and the beach there is nicer that Melnragė)

[@travelvideos]

Train for Kaunas to Bialostok in Poland is pretty cool. It is scenic and goes into many curves. They are not selling tickets because of covid, but it is on the route map. Fingers crossed.

[@eimantas314-rblx]

Update! It's back. First train from July but tickets are now!

[@travelvideos]

@@eimantas314-rblx Thank you! That is true. I saw in the news. Tickets was on sale on Polish railways.

[@judit1783]

It is important to always know where you are in relationship to everything else, especially if you need to find an exit quickly if there is trouble and Laura does this well.

[@MultiOranuch]

I have visited with friends from Bangkok in June, 2023. Stayed in Vilnius and Trakai - Amazing!!! I really love Lithuania - more to be explored. So yesterday booked a flight for next May 2024 to Vilnius and then will follow your trip FROM Vilnius to Klaipeda - Then to Visit NIDA (I have seen lots of KZbin by yours and others) . I will lead a group of my thai friends next year - the end of May next year to Klaipeda too. They are very curious to see Baltic Seaside.. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO. Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN 😇

[@GoldenBoy661]

I've been enjoying your content for a few days now, nice stuff :) If you're ever in Užupis again, please come to the Užupis Picerija! I work there myself and can vouch for the quality food, just avoid the place in the evenings and weekends if you don't want to wait in a line to get a table (or book a table a day before). Looking forward to seeing more great videos to come

[@laura-bronner]

Thanks, I definitely want to go there, maybe next time I'm in Vilnius!

[@ОльгаГоробец-ъ5ю]

😊😊😊

[@ausracebatoriute8492]

The requirements that were mentioned in the video (starting from September 13) were canceled :)

[@laura-bronner]

I didn't realize that, is that just for the trains though? Because I have been asked for the vaccine card in lots of restaurants?

[@mikef3076]

We literally took the train from Vilnius to Klaipeda just this afternoon!

[@laura-bronner]

haha cool! Enjoy Klaipeda!

[@thetravelstamps]

I miss train rides. Your presentation is always informative, taking us through the step-by-step process and sharing your thoughts on your experiences.

[@laura-bronner]

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoy the video style!

[@timectrl]

The Lithuanian train bathrooms are luxury compared to Latvian train bathrooms, they are: Cramped No Soap Water sprays everywhere Waste flows onto tracks

[@amurasstrele1101]

Yuo are so amaizing! Tank you!

[@tomaskla9030]

You should also take a ferry to Smiltynė. There you will find best beaches in Lithuania, pure nature and The see museum with some interesting dolphin shows. 🇱🇹👍

[@tomiskundelis2321]

Try some fresh smoked fish!

[@mvp4lithuania]

Yes! I love smoked mackerel from Klaipėda

[@bamelive]

Beware of fishbones!

[@dovkaupas]

If you're looking for some nice places to visit around Klaipėda I can highly recommend to go to Olando Kepurė (The Dutchman's Hat), which is just a little bit to north of Klaipėda. It's a 25 meters high cliff surrounded by a pine forest with a fantastic view of the Baltic sea.

[@laura-bronner]

Wow sounds incredible!

[@fairytale6958]

You will find a nice wooden pedestrian road to the viewers' platform there, including a facility for the disabled to get access. Cycling along wooden boards is permitted, however not very pleasant.

[@gediminov8644]

Popular train kaunas(Lithuania) to balstog (Poland)

[@oksanastrelcova7001]

Say history of the three crosses of vilnius thanks

[@souravjha9832]

Can I carry backpack of around 46 kg by train I travel as a student

[@nancykelly5999]

You walk many miles a day! What brand of walking shoes do you wear, lol. I enjoy your videos.

[@prison9865]

You make me wanna go back to Lithuania lol

[@uhjjhj4508]

laura... laura... laura

[@RC94332]

Haven’t watched your videos since Mexico content but clicked on the train vid. Looked nice. I took a train in Georgia which was very nice. Well one was, the other was pretty bad haha. Anyways cool video. How do you like the change of pace in Europe now? Have you noticed more or less views since your Mexico content?

[@laura-bronner]

Hey Ryan, thanks for tuning back in! Really enjoying Lithuania - summer was great here and am having my first autumn in five years, loving it :) It was a slow recuperation of views after leaving Mexico, but things have really picked up in the last few weeks.

[@RC94332]

@@laura-bronner great. You make good videos. Only thing I knew about Lithuania is that the Ball brothers played there for Prienu Vytautas or whatever it’s called. Go report please 😂

[@BizVerseTv]

kaliningrad

[@R0SCALE]

lovely

[@mos4551]

Nice short video :) looking forward for a second part!

[@laura-bronner]

Thanks!

[@rasmusseninvincible7563]

It's too expensive for a train ticket Vilnius- Klaipeda to cost 20 euro

[@tomaskla9030]

Nice trip. Thank you. 👍

[@reinisreinis935]

Congratiluations you GET NEW SUBSCRIBER! I am LATVIAN and i live in CAPITAL OF RIGA

[@laura-bronner]

Awesome! I am hoping to come to Riga in October!

[@reinisreinis935]

@@laura-bronner In autumn is the best city to visit is Sigulda . Everyone go there to see nature when everythung is orange and yellow leaves😍😍

[@reinisreinis935]

I hope more Latvians can find your channel. We with Lithuania are brother for me? Is visiting Lithuania i feel like in parallel world same people nature buildings like ours but different. Verry strange feeling.

[@juanchavarria1815]

Thanks for taking us in your travels 😍🍻

[@laura-bronner]

Thanks for taking the time to comment :) Glad you are enjoying the travels!

[@baktom]

I'd say the bus route from Vilnius to Klaipėda is slightly more exciting than the train route. But that's my personal preference. I guess you'd need to try both to decide for yourself.

[@bamelive]

It's just a highway - nothing exciting...

[@baktom]

@@bamelive Well, there are quite a few wind mills on the way. Something little, better than nothing.

[@audriuspetrikas883]

Take a train through Lithuania, there will be no normal 100-storey skyscraper, maybe because there is a "stupid ship" here.

[@mindaugasdacka]

Visit kernave.

[@jameslyons1624]

You are my hero

[@auronpk]

lol

[@deplorablepatriot9763]

I love the Vytautas logo on the train.

[@ignas801]

Is it spit or split? I always thought as split, but after googling it appears that spit also means something more than the usual thing

[@rastaradi]

1) My boyfriend / 2) Luke / 3) And I :)

[@modestas2890]

Lool

[@baktom]

That's exactly how I'm hearing it too with my slightly twisted mind 😁

[@laura-bronner]

😂😂

[@ReutArnold]

i need a friend like you

[@robertasrem4948]

Hotel Bohema has lowest rating all over Klaipėda. Why did you choose it?

[@laura-bronner]

haha really? It has good reviews on Booking.com, it was very affordable, and it was very close walking distance to everything. It was fine for one night :)

[@robertasrem4948]

@@laura-bronner on booking its only 7.9 and that is realy low in Lithuania. I was here 2 years ago. I didn't like it 😕

[@e.domarkas6912]

Nida is in major renovation atm. Better visit Juodkrante instead.

[@onelungg]

how can you visit nida by land without visiting juodkrante?

[@juratemazeikyte8766]

@@onelungg you could take a boat from Ventė (Ventainė)

[@onelungg]

@@juratemazeikyte8766 read again

[@felinabus6195]

klaipeda fher und bis1945 nordliche stadt deutschland deutsch Memel

[@sagawa1179]

no corona there?

[@mimi7914]

@David C they can't buy food??

[@Valiukas]

@@mimi7914 Of course they can. Stores up to 1500 sq.m (basically the majority of regular food and convenience stores) are open like before, just large shopping centers require this "passport". It's not THAT dramatic :) Also the food delivery (including goods from the stores) services are very well developed in Lithuania.

[@mimi7914]

@@Valiukas I see, thanks for the information!

[@dziazisteable]

Just to clarify, there is no "EU opportunity passport" there is just a lithuanian "opportunity passport". The EU certificate is called digital green certificate

[@laura-bronner]

Thanks for the clarification!

[@joecapesius2887]

Way to stay positive Laura! Always good perspective to see how another country functions without unlimited options on everything like in the US. Keep up the good work!!

[@mobilgin]

Have no idea ,but why tourist not visiting Belmontas in Vilnius 😏sorry my comment to wrong video,my bad 😥

[@David-dv9tg]

Why are you faking your thumbnail? There is no such place near water with stones in LT that is shown in your thumbnail...

[@laura-bronner]

I'm not sure what you mean? The thumbnail of this video is me in front of a train?

[@dielauwen]

Your pronunciation of words in Lithuanian is laughable. Don't you even try to enunciate?

[@negotiummeum9643]

bored troll?

[@mareka3740]

Interesting, especially the train journey. I am a little bit surprised by the size of the train and that there are only four of them from Wilno to Kłajpeda but as a matter of fact Lithuania is a small country. Here in Poland there are for instance some 15 long trains daily between Warsaw and Gdańsk and usually they are full of passangers but our railways carry each week more people than Lithuanian's in the whole year.

[@onelungg]

you misspelled Vilnius and Klaipėda.

[@kazkasKitoBaisaus]

The size of the train gets generally adjusted based on the demand of the season and ticket sales. You noticed that Laura mentioned about the lack of passengers, thus the smallest possible train for the journey.

[@domantaslasiauskas979]

In Lithuania, rail transport is not well developed. Even between Vilnius and Kaunas there are only several trains per day, the last one leaving pretty early

[@dovkaupas]

I really wish people would opt for train rides more often, however everyone traveling by car these days.

[@TomasBagacius]

I go often by train somewhere in Lithuania and I can tell there is "times" when its loaded and full and there is "time" its quite empty