Trakai Island Castle

A stop at Trakai Castle offers a picturesque glimpse into Lithuania’s medieval past. Located on an island in Lake Galvė, the 14th-century red-brick castle was once a residence of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. Visitors can enjoy scenic views, explore the museum inside, and learn about the history of the Grand Duchy. It’s a peaceful and culturally rich stop, perfect for a short walk and photo opportunities.

Birstonas

Breathe in healing mineral air at the Druskupis Tower and relax in the serene park, fill in some mineral water.

Kazlu Ruda

Kazlų Rūda is a small town surrounded by forests, known for its peaceful nature and fresh air—perfect for a quick, relaxing stop.

Raudone Castle

Raudonė Castle sits on the right bank of the Nemunas River in Lithuania. Originating in the late 16th century as a Renaissance manor with a tall cylindrical tower, it was redesigned in the 19th century in Neo‑Gothic style.

Panemunes Castle

Perfect for a short stop: a blend of history, art, and nature—ideal for a peaceful walk through the castle grounds, a quick tower climb, and enjoying riverside vistas.

Ventes Rago Lighthouse

Ventės ragas (Cape Ventė) is a 5.5 km long peninsula on the eastern shore of the Curonian Lagoon. It’s famed for its historic 11‑m red‑brick lighthouse (1863), one of the few in Lithuania you can climb, offering sweeping views. The cape hosts one of Europe’s oldest bird‑ringing stations—established in 1929—watching migratory birds by the thousands each autumn

Klaipeda

laipėda is Lithuania’s vibrant port city on the Baltic, known for its charming Germanic Old Town, ice‑free seaport, lively riverfront, and as the gateway to the UNESCO‑listed Curonian Spit

Curonian Spit / Kursiu Nerija National Park

A UNESCO site famed for its shifting sand dunes and tranquil nature.