Hotels near Vilnius Airport - VNO, Vilnius

A delightful gem of a city and would thoroughly recommend for a 3-4 days visit. Not crowded, very clean and modest and practically everything is accessible on foot from the old town. Lots of buses around the city that we didn't need at all. The train station is far from the old town and taxis are quite expensive. If you can book a taxi in advance from/to the airport, this will be cheaper than getting a taxi on the day. I would highly recommend the Palace of the Grand Dukes in particular, it is unmissable. You can take some lovely walks along the river. There are plenty of restaurants near the Novotel, including the chains Etno Dvaras and Casa Della Pasta. Etno Dvaras has some great local dishes. There are lots of cafes and souvenir shops on Pilies street. From the old town (near the Novotel), it is a walk to the Church of St Peter and St Paul (slightly out of the way) but it is definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful old part of town and former artist district by the river, lovely city park on small river, great food and nice people. Authentic experience. Buy lovely artist ceramic in a small galery next to church. But yoy have to find it becaus Vilnius has soo many churches and religious reliqs. You can really enjoy exploring Vilnius on foot. Buy amber and local herbal teas for suvenirs. If you go from airport don't use taxi but install bolt app or uber. It is much cheaper. Any traditional Lithuanian restaurant will be great. But if you wish vegan food and ashram aesthetic go to little beautiful and cheap "yoga" restaurant in Old Vilnius. Or have some pancakes in church that became a restaurant caffe.

This was a beautiful place to visit. The city's design makes it incredibly pedestrian-friendly; you can reach all the main sights and attractions on foot. Three days felt like the perfect amount of time to enjoy romantic strolls, intimate dinners, and pure relaxation. The city also boasts excellent public transportation, and everything you need is conveniently close by.

Three days in the old town was just about enough. We were there during the first snowfall of the year and the chilly wind was enough to curtail some of our walking plans. However, as we plan to return within the next year, we felt no need to rush and see as much as possible. If you like history, churches, and architecture, four days in Vilnius will keep you occupied.

Vilnius Old Town is lovely. We visited during the holidays and the atmosphere is very festive. It is beautifully decorated and the locals obviously love their city, as they should. There is plenty to do and see, from museums and churches, to some hikes for views of the city, to exploring the narrow streets and the beautiful shops. We highly recommend the Archaeological Museum. Be prepared to spend hours there! The variety of restaurants is amazing, and food is reasonably priced overall. The Christmas Market, while small, is fun and if you like to have holiday treats, this is the place to come. Take a walking tour to orient yourself to learn some of the history of LIthuania and Vilnius from a local.

Yes, everything seems fine, it was a great experience, I might even live there again.Yes, everything seems to be fine, a great experience, I can stay there again, they even called me and told me that I forgot my things in the room, but I just left the old ones, there was no room in the suitcase,