Holiday Homes & Rentals in Vilnius

Choose the area according to your holiday needs. If you want to stay close to the shopping area, the prestigious area of Žvėrynas is the right place with large shopping centres such as Akropolis and Ozas. For fancy restaurants and historic points of interest, your best bet is the Old Town. If you decide to stay near the river Neris or in Antakalnis, you will be in touch with nature, lakes and many forests. On the other hand, Užupis has become the hipster area with lots of art and plenty of lovely restaurants.

Cosy and central rentals adapted to your needs. Find equipped properties with enough room for 2, 3, or 4 people a few steps from important landmarks. Enjoy comfortable rooms decorated in a stylish and modern way to make you feel at home. Relax with a good film by the fireplace, have an afternoon nap in a comfy lounge or cook the best meals in your open plan kitchenette. Enjoy some properties with state-of-the-art technology and the latest features in a smart home. Turn the lights on and off with a simple command or roll the blinds up and down while you are still in bed. Enjoy your holiday home in Vilnius today!

The capital of the Baltic estate of Lithuania is well known for its baroque architecture, the varied styles of the districts and the medieval Old Town. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, you can visit its neoclassical cathedral, the Gothic St. Anne’s Church or the 16th-century Gate of Dawn hosting the famous Madonna. The Botanical Garden, as well as the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights and the National Gallery are places worth visiting.

Anywhere around the city you can find the greatest places to try the Lithuanian cuisine. The bunch of eateries around the city are famous for using local and seasonal produce. Try different restaurants with locally sourced products with the best Lithuanian recipes. Have a go at Dine and sample the local fish - pike, smoked eel and sturgeon. In restaurants like Gaspar or Somm, well known for its mushrooms unique recipes. At Dziaugsmas you will have a completely different experience based on beetroot, their signature ingredient that comes in the form of tartare, crisps, the Šaltibarščiai cold soup or even ice creams. Indulge your taste buds!

Vilnius is home to many beautiful churches and cathedrals. The pink-ish one with a mix of Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic decor is Casimir’s Church. The Churches of St. Johns and St. Theresa are a blend of Baroque and Gothic styles as you can appreciate in the beautiful ceilings, the incredible carvings and fantastic frescoes. Vilnius cathedral and its basilica is a magnifique building with a bright facade, large pillars and multiple statues decorating it. At least, but not less important, the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul is one of the most beautiful in Europe. It has a main nave, side altars, chapels and stunning interiors by unknown authors. What you can admire today is the reconstruction of the previous wooden structure before the war with Russia.

Vilnius might not be the most well known spot for shopping but tourists find it a very pleasant and unique shopping experience. Around the city, many streets are lined with unique shops where to buy gifts, clothes, crafts and souvenirs. Gediminas Prospect is plenty of traditional amber and Lithuanian products. Pilies Gatve is the best place for souvenirs. For high-end boutiques, Didzoji Gatve is the place to head to and Traku Gatve is where single-item shops are. Two other important shopping arteries of the cities are those of Vokieciu Gatve and Vilnaius Gatve, plenty of lingerie, clothing, wine shops, specialty boutiques, cafes, bars and restaurants.

As we said before, the listed UNESCO Old Town is home to impressive buildings of baroque architecture, winding cobblestoned streets and picturesque churches. Along Pilies Gatve (Castle street) you will get excellent views of the remains of Gediminas’ Castle, stunning architecture, plenty of cosy cafes and restaurants and the best shops selling Lithuania’s main products, amber jewellery and linen. Cathedral square and the beautiful cathedral are a must as well as the red brick structure of St. Anne and Bernardine’s Church Complex. Stikliu Street and Zydu Street show you the formerly Jewish area of the city, now a shopping area with a couple of good restaurants to eat at - Bamb Alyne and Alyne Leciai.

One thing highly recommended while in Vilnius is to take a day trip to Trakai Castle. Just half an hour by bus or a 20 minutes ride by car, Trakai Castle is a popular sight. This 14th-century castle is surrounded by Lake Galve. Get an entrance ticket and visit the castle. Spend at least half a day walking the stunning surrounding areas.

Stebuklas, the “Miracle Tile” is for Vilnius what the Fontana di Trevi is to Rome. Not exactly a wishing well, but according to legend, this tile tucked in Cathedral Square has magical powers and it grants your inner wishes to make them come true. Will it happen or not? Whether it is true or not, this tile has its own history. Under Sovietic Rule, two million people made a human chain by holding hands, starting in Estonia, going through Latvia and ending at this very tile in Vilnius. Showing the strength of humanity, the tile is also a symbol of good luck if you happen to walk over it by chance. Give it a go and see what happens.

Considered as a hipster area, the Užupis district declared itself a separate republic. Ever since, this bohemian commune has had a president, a foreign ministry and their own constitution. The area is a plethora of art galleries, splendid independent shops and excellent eateries. The weekly market for organic produce takes place every Thursday. In here you can find delicious honey, pickles, greens, smoked meats and some homemade cheeses. Local jam and preserves of rosehip and sea buckthorn are specialities of the area. Grab some bites at the street food stalls and enjoy a tasty burger, pastries and local foods. For a refreshing sip of local beers have a pint at Špunka.

Some might say this is a food court but Uptown Bazaar is much more than that. A wide array of dining options, hands down, offering the best international cuisine. National dishes, tapas, Thai or Asian. Hang around and bring your appetite with you. Have a great eating experience at the best place to eat in Vilnius. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, a tasty brunch, a late meal or a few drinks at dusk. Choose the time of the day and have a splendid meal.