What to Do in Vilnius, Lithuania | 36 Hours Travel Videos | The New York Times

[@accountnew6474]

I am from Bosnia and met some ERASMUS students from Lithuania, such great people... It is my dream to visit Baltic region one day.

[@trippingdowntheworld8998]

Go visit! I have been to over 50 countries and VIlnius is my favorite! Minus the visa problems if you want to live there.

[@turgunyurtseven6914]

I was in Vilnius in 2012 and I loved it even it was too cold that time. We were so much close during soviet period till now. My uncle was sent to serve in army to Lithuania. greetings and love from sunny Uzbekistan.

[@OTWD_yt]

Will do thank you 😊

[@ВладТкач-ж1ч]

Beautiful city! Extraordinary people! From Kyiv with love!

[@dziugas9732]

Ukrainians are always welcome here :), hello from Vilnius

[@leonardvartic5361]

О украинец привет.

[@olemila]

My favorite city!!! Vilnius, I love you!!! NJ

[@Avempace017]

lovely city and lovely people ...

[@tadasirblinda3072]

My lovely land oh how much I missed you.

[@TheShift_OfEnergy]

as irgi pasiilgau Lietuvos :/ .

[@kaleidojess]

looks cool and fun

[@adamcb9478]

I am Chechen and i like Lithuania, and its friendly people :)

[@leonardvartic5361]

Ooo chechen.rarely to see one in the comments.I am loving the chechen people much they are very warrior and spiritual:).

[@Nepartinis]

Hi, Adam, we got monument to great Chechen hero M.G. Dzhokhar Dudayev in Vilnius:)

[@aliyajewell647]

I adore Vilnius. The best city

[@syedhabibhassanshah7273]

Nice country Nice people Love from pakistan. 🇵🇰

[@rotgirll]

im from lithuania and vilnius is definitely pretty

[@forsizzle9019]

Vilnius is a fantastic city indeed! Check out this video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaLIl4RuptFko8U You'll never see Vilnius the same ever again Enjoy! 🙂

[@MAqeel-r3v]

Good country

[@sevencoolestgirlies7435]

I live here!!

[@letsgo8729]

Thank you for the video! I also travelled to Lithuania and shot a video about worthy places in Vilnius. If anyone here is going to Vilnius soon, you can watch some of my videos in Vilnius playlist.

[@susiearviso3032]

Let's not overlook the thousands of Jews buried underneath Vilnius.

[@southeagle673]

ani jeykom ya 97ab :* :* greetings from Sfax , TUNISIA

[@elingagamer3454]

Im am from lithuania and im live in druskininkai :)

[@taurusbullheaded8558]

see you soon...

[@OTWD_yt]

Booked a flight to Vilnius in January what would you recommend to do and see for a young travel couple 😊

[@emilijuspoviliunas6009]

How did it went?

[@OTWD_yt]

@@emilijuspoviliunas6009 travel was banned from U.K. to Lithuanian so we never went 🙁

[@emilijuspoviliunas6009]

@@OTWD_yt oh, ok, but if you are still planning on going here in the future: I suggest spending a week and also visiting Trakai, Kaunas, Klaipėda and if you have enough time, Palanga, all the towns and cities are amazing. To travel between the cities you can use busses, trains or rent a car, most transportation is cheap. Places in Vilnius - MO museum, Europa park, old town, Užutekis, maybe Vichy waterpark, museum of money Places in Kaunas - old town, Laisvės Alėja, Vytautas the great war museum, national Zoo, nuclear bunker, Nemunas and Neris meeting spot, 9th fort, Kaunas reservior In Trakai - Trakai castle, Užutėkis mansion In Klaipėda - the port, the old town, sea museum, the dolphin aquarium In Palanga - the beach, Basanavičius alley, Love alley, Amber museum. Also, try out Šaltibarščiai, Cepelinai, Kibinai (in Trakai), Žemaitiški pancakes and potatoe pancakes. So those are just some random tips

[@OTWD_yt]

@@emilijuspoviliunas6009 thank you hopefully we can soon

[@felixpetterssoncastillo4024]

I really thought that the first man spoke portuguese at first..

[@forsizzle9019]

Vilnius is a fantastic city indeed! Check out this video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaLIl4RuptFko8U You'll never see Vilnius the same ever again Enjoy! 🙂

[@DannyCabbmota]

hello

[@willsonthomas]

My grandmother and grandfather were born in Lithuania. I want to visit. I live in the USA and only speak English. Would I be ok visiting in the city of Vilnius just speaking English?

[@ugnehi5653]

Totally! There's a lot of people in Vilnius who speak english!

[@inthebush88]

I'm from LT dude,youll be ok!

[@willsonthomas]

+Ugne hi Thank you

[@Puppysareawesome-zn5ye]

I live in Lithuania and I can speak English... Of course you can visit!😍

[@willsonthomas]

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it very much. I am in the process of making plans to visit. I cant wait.

[@JohnnyFD]

Good video. But if you only have 36 hours...don't bother traveling. Go somewhere closer to home instead, or stay longer in each place. It's a disservice to check off a box saying you've been somewhere traveling like this.

[@mylaksjdkorcess4760]

big baller brand brought me here

I wish about this...

[@zgodabuduje]

Aš dabar Vilniuje. Galite pamatyti, kiek miestas nėra orientuotas į turistus iš Lenkijos. Tai pasireiškia net ir tokiuose mažuose dalykuose, kaip ant lentų, kuriuose aprašomi miesto paminklai, trūksta užrašų lenkiškai. Užrašai yra vokiečių, rusų, anglų kalbomis ... Po gražiais draugystės simboliais senamiestyje būtų paplitę gatvių pavadinimai. Lenkai šiame mieste statė Vilniaus bažnyčias, universitetą, paprastai namus ir gražias vilas. Jie gynė Vilnių nuo svetimų armijų, gyveno ir rūpinosi šiuo miestu. Jie nekovojo su lietuvių mažuma, o dabar Lietuva nori ištrinti tiesą, kad Vilnius yra ir taip pat bus lenkas. Mes nebuvome okupantai, mylėjome Vilnių ir čia gyvenusius žmones. Nesvarbu, ar kas nors žydas, ar lenkas, ar lietuvis. Nereikia sumenkinti lenkų vaidmens Vilniaus ir Lietuvos istorijoje. Buvome geri miesto šeimininkai, o dabar jaučiame nemalonę ir priešiškumą lenkams. Niekas nepakeis tiesos apie Vilniaus lenkiškumą. Kalbama ne apie lenkų nacionalizmą, o apie istorinę tiesą. Lietuvos ir Lenkijos žmonės buvo bendra valstybė su bendru karaliumi. Abiejų tautų nauda buvo didžiulė. Labai gaila, kad užuot mylėję vienas kitą ir kviesdami lenkus rodydami jiems lenkišką Vilnių, lietuviai elgiasi taip, lyg bijojo, kad Vilnius vėl bus Lenkijos nuosavybė. Tokiu mąstymu ir veiksmais jūs parodote savo nesubrendimą ir nacionalizmą.

[@susiearviso3032]

Let's not overlook the thousands of Jews buried underneath Vilnius.

[@vakarykstis3944]

Aš myliu Lietuvą. I lave Lithuania

[@zgodabuduje]

I am in Vilnius now. You can see how much the city is not geared towards tourists from Poland. This is manifested even in such small matters as the lack of inscriptions in Polish on the boards describing the monuments of the city. The inscriptions are in German, Russian, English ... Behind some beautiful symbols of friendship would be common street names in the old town. Poles built Vilnius churches, a university, usually houses and beautiful villas in this city. They defended Vilnius against foreign armies, lived and cared for this city. They did not fight the Lithuanian minority, and now Lithuania wants to erase the truth that Vilnius is and will also be Polish. We were not occupiers, we loved Vilnius and the people who lived here. It didn't matter if anyone was Jewish, Polish or Lithuanian. It is unnecessary to belittle the role of Poles in the history of Vilnius and Lithuania. We were good hosts of the city, and now we feel dislike and hostility towards Poles. Nothing will change the truth about the Polishness of Vilnius. This is not about Polish nationalism, but about historical truth. The Lithuanian and Polish people were a common state with a common king. The benefits for both nations were enormous. It is a pity that instead of loving each other and inviting Poles by showing them Polish Vilnius, Lithuanians behave as if they were afraid that Vilnius would be the property of Poland again. You show your immaturity and nationalism with such thinking and actions.

[@VikingJeweler]

Dominik Litwini Polaków nienawidzą i są ignorantami w spawach geopolityki i historii To głównie dawne Żmudzinskie chłopstwo zasiedla te miasto. Wykazując polską historie leczą kompleksy, a mają ich całe morze.

[@zgodabuduje]

MrNord wiem, widać to po komentarzach na YT. Ja nie postuluję o włączenie Wilna do Polski, ale do szacunku polskiej tradycji, polskiego języka i polskiej tożsamości w Wilnie. Podczas zwiedzania Wilna autobusem wycieczkowym, który objeżdża miasto, a w słuchawkach polski lektor opowiada jaki budynek, czy ulice mijamy, nie było żadnej informacji o tym, że to miasto również ważne dla Polaków. Jedna osoba z obsługi jest Polką. Opowiedziała, że była wyszydzana wielokrotnie przez rówieśników- Litwinów za to ze jest Polką i ma polskie nazwisko. Oczywiście władze litewskie nie akceptują polskich nazwisk i tworzy się sztuczne twory typu Kowalauskas zamiast Kowalewski. To absurd. Prymitywny nacjonalizm. Szkoda słów. Coraz więcej Polaków woli mieć święty spokój i ulega litwinizacji. Takich głosów mówiących o niechęci Litwinów do Polaków można usłyszeć w wielu miejscach w Wilnie. Bardzo przykre.

[@zgodabuduje]

Pytam po angielsku w sklepie, gdzie znajdę tradycyjny produkt litewski, wykonany z jabłek - obuolių sūris. Pani mówi ze nie rozumie, pytam po polsku, a naburmuszona Litwinka mówi, że nie rozumie po polsku jednoczenie tłumacząc łamaną polszczyzną jak dotrzeć do stoiska z serami. Szczyt bezczelności. Ja bym się cieszył gdyby Litwin przyjechał do Polski i chciał kupić tradycyjny polski produkt. A gdybym jeszcze mówił po litewsku, chętnie bym mu odpowiedział w jego ojczystym języku.

[@aleksanderjuliangronowski8335]

Wilno!

[@aleksanderjuliangronowski8335]

+Sergii Mazur Wilno - Polish city

[@vergilius21]

Johnyblack Ufa noble Polish wisemen (bp Wincenty kadlubek, abp Kurowski, Cardinal Olesnicki, Zawisza Czarny, Kopernik )saved primitive Iliterated lithuanians, ruthenians

[@emilijuspoviliunas6009]

@@aleksanderjuliangronowski8335 Vilnius is a lithuanian city

[@betelgezaa]

Too much culture and artists.

[@vergilius21]

Old Polish city -from bp Wincenty Kadlubek, Cardinal Olesnicki, Zawisza Czarny, Kopernik

[@TheSokwokwai]

I want to visit Lithuania this September, but I don't know if they welcome anyone from Hong Kong. I've heard that they only welcome caucasian.

[@Monte80]

+TheSokwokwai ???

[@lululuv579]

of course we do! anyone can come worldwide with the right documents for the right period of time. People in Lithuania are also very welcoming

[@Sexritmas]

+TheSokwokwai You are very welcome.

[@MyNameIsKotryna]

There are many tourists there, including Asian tourists, so I think you'd be fine.

[@VenDeath]

I went last year with my girlfriend and she is of Asian descent. We had no problems in Lithuania, Estonia, and Poland. They are very welcoming in Lithuania in their own eye contact avoiding way. You will have fun!

[@samsadeniz]

no metnion of neo-nazi gangs ;)

[@ethanielclyne5810]

They exist there?

[@Refract404]

+ethan maly Yep, coming from a Russian-Lithuanian.

[@kaleidojess]

I don't wanna die lmao..

[@Sexritmas]

+samsa deniz Why? You want to join them?

[@adomasleonovicius3807]

there is no neo-nazi gangs in Vilnius

I wish about this...