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Discover Lithuania's highlights on a private 9-hour trip from Vilnius to the Hill of Crosses, Anykiai, and unique attractions like the narrow-gauge railway and treetop path.
Exploring Lithuania’s cultural and natural treasures becomes effortless with this private day trip from Vilnius to Anykiai and the Hill of Crosses. Priced at $260.20 per person, this 9-hour tour offers a well-rounded experience that combines historical sites, scenic landscapes, and engaging activities. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, making it a convenient way to see Lithuania’s highlights without the hassle of planning.
This trip is ideal for those interested in Lithuanian history, engineering, and spiritual sites. It features several key stops, including the Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum, the Ethnographic Horse Museum, and the Treetop Walking Path, alongside the iconic Hill of Crosses. The tour is private, ensuring a personalized experience led by knowledgeable guides. While food and drinks are not included, the comprehensive itinerary and smooth logistics make it a worthwhile day out.


The tour begins with hotel pickup at 8:00 am from Pylimo g. 50 in Vilnius. The journey to Anykiai and the Hill of Crosses takes approximately two and a half hours across Lithuania’s scenic landscapes. This setup ensures a comfortable start, especially for those who prefer to avoid logistical planning.
Since the tour is private, it caters to groups of various sizes, with the added benefit of a driver-guide to provide insights along the way. The group discounts make this an attractive option for families or small groups seeking an intimate yet comprehensive experience.
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The first major stop is the Hill of Crosses, located in the Siualiai district. This famous pilgrimage site is free to visit and offers an emotional experience through its thousands of crosses, symbolizing faith and hope.
Spending about an hour at this site, visitors find a tranquil space for reflection. The landscape of crosses, some large and others small, creates a striking visual that has made the Hill a symbol of Lithuanian resilience. Its accessibility makes it a highlight early in the day, perfect for photos and quiet moments.

Next, the tour heads to the Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum, where admission is included. The museum showcases Lithuania’s engineering advances in the 19th century with displays about narrow-gauge railways that once connected remote regions.
Visitors also see a Stone Painting Exhibition, adding cultural depth to the visit. This stop lasts around 45 minutes and offers a fascinating glimpse into Lithuania’s industrial past, especially appealing for those interested in transportation and engineering.

Following the railway museum, the Ethnographic Horse Museum provides a one-hour insight into horses’ role in Lithuanian agriculture. This museum highlights how horses helped develop farming practices and rural life.
The guide leads visitors through exhibits that showcase traditional horse equipment and stories of their significance. This stop adds a dynamic cultural layer, connecting the past with Lithuanian rural identity.

For a touch of adventure, the tour includes a 30-minute walk along the Treetop Walking Path, situated within Aukštaitija National Park. Walking among the treetops offers panoramic views of the forest and lakes, providing a peaceful break from the cultural stops.
The treetop experience is accessible to most, and the pathway is included in the tour. It offers a fresh perspective on Lithuania’s lush natural environment while giving visitors a chance to stretch their legs and enjoy some outdoor activity.
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The next stop is the Church of Apostle Evangelist St. Matthew in Anykiai. This red brick Neo-Gothic church is notable as Lithuania’s tallest church. Visitors spend around 15 minutes exploring this significant religious site, appreciating its architecture and spiritual importance.
The church’s impressive height and historic significance make it a meaningful visit, especially for those interested in religious architecture and Lithuanian ecclesiastical history.

After a full day of diverse experiences, the tour drives back to Vilnius, taking approximately one hour. The guide may share additional insights during the return trip, enriching the overall experience.
This balanced itinerary offers a combination of nature, history, craftsmanship, and spirituality, designed to appeal to a wide range of interests. The private format ensures a tailored experience, with flexibility in timing and focus.

The tour includes a dedicated driver-guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and private transportation, which simplifies logistics. The admission tickets to the Railway Museum, Horse Museum, and treetop pathway are all covered.
However, food and drinks are not included, so travelers might want to bring snacks or plan for a meal during the day. The tour is recommended for those with moderate physical fitness, especially given walking and outdoor activity components.
Reviews praise the knowledgeable guides, with mentions of Adam and Andrius for their engaging storytelling. The Hill of Crosses, St. Matthew Church, and treetop hill are consistently highlighted as interesting and meaningful places.
One review emphasizes the spiritual and historical significance, while another appreciates the culture and openness shared by the guides. These positive comments confirm the tour’s capacity to provide informative and memorable experiences.
This private tour is typically booked 14 days in advance and can be canceled free of charge up to 24 hours before. The start time at 8:00 am offers a full day to explore without feeling rushed.
The tour’s price of $260.20 per person reflects its comprehensive nature, personalized approach, and inclusion of multiple attractions. It suits travelers who value insider knowledge, comfort, and a well-structured itinerary.
This tour stands out for combining cultural, historical, spiritual, and outdoor experiences into a single day. The private format allows for a more personalized journey, with guides who bring stories and insights to life.
The inclusion of Lithuania’s engineering relics, rural traditions, and religious symbols makes it an enriching choice for those eager to understand the country beyond common sights. The Hill of Crosses remains a highlight, offering a powerful visual and emotional impact.
While the length and physical activities suit most, those seeking a very relaxed or purely indoor experience might find it a bit busy. Nevertheless, the seamless logistics, engaging guides, and varied stops make this tour a compelling option for exploring Lithuania’s diverse heritage.
“Trip was very good. Hill of Crosses, st mathew church and tree top hill are interesting place. It covers spiritual, historical as well as nature….”
Is transportation included in this tour?
Yes, private transportation with a driver-guide is included, with pickup and drop-off at your Vilnius hotel.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 9 hours, starting at 8:00 am and returning around 5:00 pm.
Are meals included?
No, food and drinks are not included. Travelers should plan to bring snacks or arrange meals separately.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While not explicitly stated, the moderate physical activity and outdoor stops suggest it is suitable for most children with active and engaged families.
What are the main highlights of this tour?
The Hill of Crosses, Anykiai Church of St. Matthias, Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum, Horse Museum, and the treetop path stand out as key attractions.
How many people typically book this tour?
It is booked on average 14 days in advance, with groups tailored to private bookings, ensuring a personalized experience.
Are guides knowledgeable?
Yes, reviews commend the guides’ knowledge and engaging storytelling, making each stop informative and memorable.
Is this tour accessible for people with mobility issues?
The information suggests moderate physical activity, including walking among treetops, so it is best suited for those with moderate fitness levels.
Where does the tour finish?
The tour concludes back at the original meeting point in Vilnius, with drop-off at your hotel or pre-arranged location.
This private day trip to Anykiai and the Hill of Crosses from Vilnius offers a balanced mix of Lithuania’s spiritual sites, rural heritage, natural scenery, and engineering history. Its personalized approach, knowledgeable guides, and well-chosen stops make it an excellent choice for those seeking an in-depth Lithuanian experience in a single, well-organized day.