Vilnius – Funicular Railway
There is a funicular railway which goes from the Old Arsenal building up to the base of Gediminas Castle, which avoids
Read MoreThere is a funicular railway which goes from the Old Arsenal building up to the base of Gediminas Castle, which avoids
Read MoreThis tower, at the top of a hill, is part of the former Upper Castle of the city, of which
Read MoreFor anyone wanting to find Kitchen, a restaurant in Vilnius, it’s through that door and up the stairs. Located in
Read MoreIt’s still Norwich Union to me, not Aviva, but either way, they sponsor the bike scheme in Vilnius. I also
Read MoreGediminas was the Grand Duke of Lithuania from 1315 until 1341 and is credited with being the founder of a
Read MoreThe exterior of Vilnius Cathedral is grand and it’s the most important Roman Catholic church in the city. It was
Read MoreDuring my trip to Riga last month, I read that many Latvians have fond impressions of Iceland because they recognised
Read MoreIt’s called Bookafe, so I was sold simply by the cafe’s name. There are lots of books in the cafe,
Read MoreI wasn’t sure what to expect from this museum, as the write-up in the city guide they gave me in
Read MoreI found out about this restaurant on Google Maps, as the exterior doesn’t exactly scream out that there’s a decent
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