• Gediminas Monument - This is the meeting point. The guide can be identified by a yellow sign, umbrella, or bag!
• Vilnius Cathedral Square - Here, the discussion covers the earliest inhabitants of the area, the emergence of the Baltic tribes, the Pagan religion, and the establishment of Vilnius at this location.
• National Museum of Lithuania - The history of the building is explained, along with what to expect if you choose to visit it after the tour.
• Monument to King Mindaugas - The conditions under which the Lithuanian Kingdom was formed in the 13th century and the early development of the Medieval country are discussed.
• Gediminas Castle Tower - While the hill is not climbed, the beautiful view of the tower from the bottom is admired, and the purpose of the defensive castle in Vilnius is discussed.
• Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, National Museum - The palace yard is visited to understand why it was built here, learn about the great historical rulers, and discover what can be found in the palace today (the museum itself is not visited).
• Old Arsenal Building - The buildings surrounding the Cathedral Square are explored, focusing on their initial purpose during the formation of the city of Vilnius.

• Knowledgeable guide
• Ticket to the Cathedral crypts

• Gratuities
• The tour does not bring you up to Gediminas hill and castle

Embark on a journey through time to discover the medieval history of Vilnius, delving into the city’s rich past and its legendary leaders. From early settlers to the Grand Dukes, this tour provides a fascinating insight into the evolution of Vilnius and Lithuania over the centuries.

The adventure starts at the monument of Grand Duke Gediminas, where participants will meet their guide, who is easily identifiable by a yellow sign, umbrella, or bag. In the first hour, key historical landmarks will be explored, including the Old Arsenal, the National Museum, and Gediminas Castle (viewed from below, without ascending the hill). Along the route, participants will learn about Lithuania’s earliest inhabitants, the Baltic tribes, and much more!

Following this, visitors will enter Vilnius Cathedral and descend into its crypts beneath the grand halls. These chambers hold secrets from centuries past, including noble burials and hidden stories waiting to be uncovered. Discover the Cathedral’s importance, the rulers interred here, and the mysteries that continue to intrigue.

• Not recommended for travelers with mobility difficulties
• Not recommended for travelers with claustrophobia

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.