Hermis Hotel Kaunas
Savanoriu prospektas 404 Kaunas, 50300, Lithuania
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Lithuanian Roots
... She said, "This is your day, I will be your interpreter." And that she was. She explained the situation to the bus driver and made a few phone calls, and about an hour later, we found ourselves at the home of Barb's second cousin, Irena. She gave us a tour of the house, grounds, and gardens, which overlooked Kaunas from above the Neris River. Introductions were made and we enjoyed a feast with the rest of her ...
The Great Escape - The Heavens Open
... bright pink) beetroot soup along with dumplings and a 70p glass of vinegary wine.
Returning to the hostel we met our roommate, Werner, a 36 year old Italian civil servant who had abandoned his steady job and begun travelling. He has been on the road for three years now and an entire blog could not do his stories, and the unique way he tells them, justice. Couch surfing gone wrong in Jakarta, budgeting tips, Illness horror stories in Thailand; he has a ...
Where's me lift?
... square thousands of people seemed to be going to watch it all with beers in hand although surprisingly no one seemed to have anymore than 2 - not quite like watching the football world cup in England!! From what I can gather Lithuania lost but you would have thought they had won they were all really happy chanting and singing.
After a fair few drinks it was off to bed tomorrow we had a long walk to the train station for our train to Vilnius.
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Commi houses and Lithuanian concerts
... at the festival before catching a bus towards the crosses. There was no direct bus so I had to walk 2 km to it. This better be worth all this hassle I was thinking to myself. But it was worth it. The sight was unbelievable with a hill literally taken up by at least half a million crosses of all sizes. The big ones were from pilgrimages or even fro m the pope himself who visited this place a while back. I guess when the Russians were invading ...
Taylor's 16th birthday!!!
... Ninth Fort. The Ninth Fort is an early 20th century fort that was the last in a series of forts constructed by the Russians to defend the
western border of their empire. Under Nazi occupation the Jews were imprisoned here before execution in the killing fields behind it.
After returning to our hotel we strolled the streets of Kaunas until we found a very quaint restaurant called Pas Stanley, that had fabulous food at incredible prices. We had a round of ...



