• St. Anne’s Church - Journey through the diverse culture of Vilnius, starting with the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Old Town, followed by the impressive steel structures of the Central Business District.
• Karoliniškės - Enjoy a quick 10-minute coffee break at Baltic Brew, located in the heart of the Karoliniškės Soviet blocks.
• Trakai - Travel to Trakai to delve into Lithuania’s medieval history, including the Grand Duchy, the Crusades, and its union with Poland.
• Angelu Kalva - Visit the Hill of Angels, established in 2009 as a place of spirituality and devotion.
• Trakai Island Castle Museum - Discover the Karaim heritage in Trakai with an option to visit the castle island.
• Kaunas Castle - Spend 2 hours in Kaunas at your leisure. Parking is available just outside the castle, and there is an option to meet for lunch after 1 hour or to reconvene at the vehicle. Recommendations are provided.
• Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum - Take a short drive to visit the Monument to Commemorate the Victims of Nazism, a brutalist structure unveiled in 1984.
• Kernave - Travel to Kernavė and step back in time to the prehistoric era when Lithuania was covered in dense forests, rivers, and swamps.
• Kernave Mounds - Explore the hillforts of the Kernavė UNESCO Archaeological site and the open-air museum of medieval homesteads.
• Kaunas County - Head to Kaunas and fast forward to the 20th century as you visit the interwar capital.

• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Admission fees

Embark on a historical small-group tour from Vilnius to Trakai, Kaunas, and Kernavė. Each of these former capitals, even if briefly (Trakai is said to have been a capital for less than a decade), holds a unique story—from the ancient hill fort of Kernavė to the interwar capital of Kaunas.

During this journey, the operator will share both broad overviews and key moments that have shaped the cherished nation of Lithuania, which is now home to the operator, their wife, and son. Additionally, the operator will play a variety of songs, ranging from Eurovision hits to forest chants by the fire.

After driving through the UNESCO-listed old town and the central business district of Vilnius, the tour will pause in the Soviet-era neighborhood of Karoliniškės for a coffee break (included).

The next destination is Trakai, featuring the stunning island castle where participants can enjoy a traditional Kibinai pastry (included).

In Kaunas, there will be 2 hours to explore either together or independently, as preferred, with an option to join the operator for lunch. A 30-minute stop at the Ninth Fort victims of fascism monument is planned on the return journey.

The tour concludes with a 60-minute visit to Kernavė!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.