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Discover Vilnius through a 2-3 hour guided walking tour featuring highlights like Cathedral Square, Uzupis, and St. Anne's Church, led by passionate local guides.
Explore Vilnius: Old Town and Uzupis Guided Walking Tour
If you’re planning to explore Lithuania’s capital, this Vilnius walking tour offers an engaging way to see the city’s most iconic sights in just 2 to 3 hours. Priced at $83.08 per person, this private tour is ideal for visitors who want a personalized experience with a knowledgeable local guide. The tour covers the Old Town, one of the largest surviving Medieval towns in Northern Europe, as well as the independent artists’ republic of Uzupis—a vibrant neighborhood full of character.
Meeting at the Monument to Grand Duke Gediminas, the tour begins with an overview of Vilnius’s history and architecture. With a focus on prominent landmarks, this tour is perfect for those who appreciate detailed storytelling and want to discover the city’s hidden corners. The small group size ensures an intimate experience, and pickup options make it easy to start your walk comfortably. This tour is highly recommended by 93% of participants, with an average rating of 4.5/5 from 15 reviews.

The tour kicks off at the Monument to Grand Duke Gediminas located at Katedros a., 01143 Vilnius. It concludes either at the Gates of Dawn or Uzupis, depending on the guide’s route, which can be customized. The flexible ending allows for easy continuation of your exploration or transportation arrangements.
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This tour takes you through the Old Town, recognized as one of the most charming medieval districts in Northern Europe. You’ll walk past Cathedral Square, the heart of Vilnius, with its impressive cathedral and ancient Vilnius University buildings. The Gates of Dawn also feature prominently, offering a glimpse into Lithuania’s spiritual history.
The guide leads you around St. Anne’s Church, renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture. Walking along Stikliu Street and Literatu Street, you get an authentic sense of Vilnius’s lively atmosphere and artistic spirit, with independent artists’ works lining the streets.

Just a few meters from the old town lies Uzupis, known as an independent artists’ republic. This neighborhood stands out for its bohemian vibe, creative murals, and unique character. While the main tour covers the area, some reviews note that Uzupis itself may be briefly visited, so travelers interested in this vibrant district should consider requesting additional time or exploring it further afterward.

The local guides are praised for their knowledgeable, patient, and passionate explanations. In particular, reviews highlight Goda and Viktorija as guides who bring the city’s stories to life with depth and enthusiasm. Their storytelling makes the history behind places like St. Ann’s Church and Vilnius University more engaging and memorable.

This private walking tour ensures a comfortable pace, allowing for questions and spontaneous stops. The group size remains small, fostering a friendly, personalized atmosphere. The duration of 2 to 2.5 hours strikes a balance between comprehensive sightseeing and avoiding fatigue.
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The tour operates daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with bookings typically made 41 days in advance. It includes pickup options and is accessible for those with moderate physical fitness levels. Travelers should dress appropriately for the weather, as the tour is primarily outdoors. Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

This tour does not include entrance fees to attractions or food and drinks, giving travelers the flexibility to explore culinary options on their own. Visitors should consider that entrances are not included, so if a specific site interests you, plan for additional expenses.

At $83.08 per person, the tour offers good value for a guided experience that covers Vilnius’s key sites with an insightful local guide. The small group nature and personalized route make it stand out compared to larger group tours. However, some reviews mention that Uzupis may not be fully covered unless specifically requested, so those keen on exploring that neighborhood deeply should communicate this when booking.
This guided walk provides a comprehensive introduction to Vilnius’s historic architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, and local stories. The passionate guides and well-chosen stops make it a highlight for visitors who want to see the city’s main sights without rushing. It’s especially suited for those who appreciate personalized attention and detailed narration.
For travelers with limited time but a desire to understand the essence of Vilnius, this tour offers a rich yet manageable experience. It balances sightseeing, storytelling, and local flavor, making it an excellent choice to kickstart or deepen your visit to Lithuania’s charming capital.
“Goda was a great guide. You can tell she has passion for Lithuanian history and culture. Very informative walk around the old city in Vilnius. I…”
What is the duration of this tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at the Monument to Grand Duke Gediminas and ends either at the Gates of Dawn or Uzupis.
Is this a private or group tour?
It is a private tour, with only your group participating.
What locations are included in the tour?
Major stops include Cathedral Square, Vilnius University, St. Anne’s Church, Literary Street, Uzupis, and the Gates of Dawn.
Are entrance fees included?
No, entrances to attractions are not included.
Can I customize the route?
Yes, the guide has the right to choose the best route, and it can be customized upon request.
Is transportation provided?
Pickup is offered, but the tour itself is conducted on foot.
Who are the guides?
Guides are local experts known for their knowledge and passion for Vilnius.
What should I wear?
Dress appropriately for the weather, as the tour is mostly outdoors.
Are children allowed?
Yes, children must be accompanied by an adult.