Rudninku Vartai
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Days 12 to 15: Vilnius
... it as a thought provoking must-see. We’ll have to put that onto the list for next time.
We had heard that Lithuanians can be a little reserved at times but there were a few instances where it wasn’t evident. For example, we were going past Cathedral Square on the bus when we saw a mismatched group of people spontaneously dancing in the square. Some in business suits, one woman in a hippy-style outfit and every kind of outfit in ...
From VilniUS to VilniYOUS.
... of basketball, and have done quite well. In sharing this story, she broke into song--the new championship anthem--that she had heard that morning and couldn't get out of her head.
After this, we left the bus and started our walking tour of Vilnius. Surprise! We were at Sts. Peter and Paul Church, again. This one was so bright inside, with clear windows, chandeliers, and lots of baroque white plaster ornamentation. Sts. Barbara ...
Waiting For Golod
... Belarus.
So, I skipped Belarus and am taking a roundabout path into Vilnius so as to avoid a Belarusian border crossing. Call me a coward if you like; I’ll take the criticism.
Travel here has become, at many borders, “Passport-free” under what is known as the “Schengen Agreement.” This agreement, signed by most of the members of the European Union, makes travel here document free; no different than traveling ...
European Escapades
... Euros that we could exchange at the hostel so we weren't completely stranded. We found an amazing restaurant for our first meal and we ended up going there five times in two days. The restaurant was called Zeppelin and had a Lithuanian/German menu. The soup was absolutely amazing and so were the mains. We managed to stuff ourselves silly for less than $10 each. We didn't really go out in Lithuania after our massive night in Riga so we were able to make the most ...
Vilnius - An unexpected turn of events
... talking to a couple of great Lithuanian guys who ran the bar and gave us the full run down of where to stay, where to go etc. Found a hostel, dropped off stuff and headed into town.
This place is pretty incredible. Me and Jon get some beers and lounge around the main town, listening to the concert, and hitting a few bars. At this point I have to take a moment to say that Lithuanian girls are IN-CRED-I-BLE!
Well rested we get up the following morning ...
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