The author posted a question in Cities and Countries
I'm going to Vilnius for three days. and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
In three days you can see not only Vilnius, but the whole country. If you have the opportunity to go to Trakai - a castle in the middle of the lake, very beautiful and there was an exhibition of torture instruments there, they are not only exhibited but described how they were invented, how they were used and how the tortured felt. Did your friend feel bad?
Response from 0[+++++]
For 3 days they can see not only Vilnius, but the whole country. The main thing is not to exceed the speed limit because when I was there I heard that you drive there - in three minutes you will be in the Kaliningrad region. A friend of mine felt sick.
For 3 days they can see not only Vilnius, but the whole country. The main thing is not to exceed the speed limit because when I was there I heard that you drive there - in three minutes you will be in the Kaliningrad region. A friend of mine felt sick.
Response from 0[+]
Hmm. It depends on your interests. We have a lot of things. Pretty soon there's a September festival, the Days of the City. That's where you'll have time to look around.
Hmm. It depends on your interests. We have a lot of things. Pretty soon there's a September festival, the Days of the City. That's where you'll have time to look around.
Response from 0[+]
I myself from there in general it is not big and you can almost see everything. It's interesting to visit the old town - the joke republic - Uzhupe. And the main thing is just to understand those people who live here.
I myself from there in general it is not big and you can almost see everything. It's interesting to visit the old town - the joke republic - Uzhupe. And the main thing is just to understand those people who live here.
Response from 0[++]
It's quite a beautiful city, so I suggest just taking a walk. It's very different, not Russia, not Belarus. Well, the supermarket is sacred!
It's quite a beautiful city, so I suggest just taking a walk. It's very different, not Russia, not Belarus. Well, the supermarket is sacred!