Family and Kids in Vilnius
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Visit to experience unparalleled fun for kids
Initially built in 1604, the Church of St. Michael was a Roman Catholic church that now primarily serves as a Church Heritage Museum. The original building was burned down in the war with Russia around 1655-1662, but rebuilt soon after. The architecture has influences of the Renaissance period transitioning into Baroque style. The interiors look ravaged by time, but easily show the splendor onc...Read more -
A place for children with all kinds of interests
The Holy Trinity Church maybe not as well known as some of its Vilnius counter parts, but has an equally lustrous history as the others. First built in the early 16th century, the square shaped basilica has changed hands between the Orthodox Church and the Uniates of the Basilian Order quite frequently. Renovations are being undertaken to restore the Church to some of its former glory, but has ...Read more -
A guaranteed fun space for the kids
The Lucky Belly is one of those hidden gems of Vilnius, that can be found while wandering around the city on foot. It is one of those attractions that can be found in almost every street, nook and cranny of the city. The unique sculpture can be found while taking a stroll on the Vilniaus street, and is supposed to bring good fortune to the businesses around. Lots of quaint cafes can be found in...Read more -
Amazing Vilnius attraction for kids
The Green Bridge or as it is locally called the Zaliasis tiltas is built over the River Neris. It is one of the oldest bridges that was built in the city of Vilnius, dating back to the 1500s. The original structure was made from wood and stone and much smaller in size than what stands at the spot now. The bridge was burned by the Lithuanian army to repel invaders in the mid 17th century. Simila...Read more -
Can keep your kids busy for days
Opened in the year 1781, the Vilnius University Botanical Garden was first established by a professor of the Vilnius University–Jean Emmanuel Gilibert and has been rebuilt a number of times. The garden has one of the largest areas and also one of the richest plant varieties in the whole of Lithuania. Some of the most impressive species that are found in the botanical garden are lilacs, da...Read more -
Perfect for kids day out in Vilnius
Vilnius has a thriving aesthetic culture that manifests well through its various galleries and art museums. The Vytautas Kasiulis Art Museum stands as an exemplar of the same culture. With a huge collection of 950 works by the artist Vytautas Kasiulis, this gallery has become one of the favorite haunts of intellectuals as well as the connoisseurs of art and aesthetics. Vytautas Kasiulis is a ce...Read more -
Fun place to go for kids
Vilnius might not be one of the most happening places in Lithuania, it is certainly splendid indeed. Thus, as you look at the famous St. Catherine Church, you will be overawed by the architectural splendor and dexterity of its embellishments. Built between 1625 and 1743, the Saint Catherine Church is a manifestation of Vilnius’s Baroque architecture. There are two slim but impressive towe...Read more -
A cool place to see with kids
Make a visit to Saint Anne’s Church and you will find this impressive statue standing in its vicinity. Polish Poet, dramatist, essayist, publicist, translator, professor of Slavic literature, and political activist and what not, Adam Mickiewicz was known for his exemplary artistic talent that got manifested in multiple forms. This statue attributes greatness to this legendary writer and a...Read more -
A fantastic place for refreshing break for children
A branch of Lithuanian Art Museum, the National Art Gallery is a place for those people who love to delve into contemporary art. Strewn with an extensive collection of 20th and 21st-century Lithuanian art, this gallery inspires much inspiration and aesthetic indulgence. The art is highly organized here as there are atleast 10 rooms that are themed around various historical periods. Then, there ...Read more -
One of the awesome things children enjoy the most
Sometimes, there are places that don’t feature in the top list of attractions for a certain city. However, they offer an equally beautiful insight into the traditions and culture of that city. The Orthodox Church of St. Paraskeva is a quaint little Eastern Orthodox church in Vilnius that was built on the request of prince Algirdas' first wife, princess Maria, who was eventually buried her...Read more -
The best option for younger visitors
Bespeaking of its political importance, the House of Signatories will seem to be a building of stature for you. And why not? It is the same place where the Act of Independence was signed on 16th February 1918 by a group of politicians and cultural figures. The building is thus of enormous value to Lithuania and will be of interest to those who want to know the political history of the place tha...Read more -
A place where kids enjoy and have fun
A Renaissance-style fortification that sticks to its original self, Artillery Bastion proves to be a study in historical ways of defense mechanisms. Also called as “Barbican”, this tower is a part of city defense wall which must have once served its purpose of construction. Built in the first half of the 17th century by the German military engineer, Friedrich Getkant, today (quite i...Read more -
A place perfect for families with kids
Well if you thought Vilnius is all about historical tourism, you might have to rethink. There are several shopping centres that add a zing to this otherwise historical town making your stay an interesting one. Einkaufszentrum Europa is one of the best shopping venues in Vilnius that offers world class brands to people who visit it. There is modern vibe to the whole place making it one of the mo...Read more -
A favorite place to take the kids in the city
Sometimes the most beautiful of the avenues find place in poignant corners. Antakalnis cemetery perhaps stands true to this notion. One of the most beautiful cemeteries of Europe, it was built to house the graves of soldiers killed by the Soviet special forces on 13 January 1991. Picturesque, quaint and plaintive at the same time, this place makes you delve into the mortality of human life. The...Read more -
It's just one of those places to visit and hang out
There is an unusual exterior that marks the structure of the Holy Mother of God. Built in 14th century, this church serves the purpose of being the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the city. You will be reminded of Neo-Byzantine design defining the architecture of this church. Ever since its construction, this church has served as the fancy of Vilnius University whose students built dissection roo...Read more