Hotels near Vilnius Airport - VNO, Vilnius

Vilnius has lots to offer, if your interest is in churches & baroque. Almost all museums were in refurbishing or putting up new exhibitions, so cannot say much about them. Namas was a totally wonderful fine dining experience: 50e for 4 courses + kitchen's greeting. Best restaurant in ages!

A very friendly, interesting and welcoming place. The churches, museums and 'tourist' spots were well maintained and full of character. The history of Vilnius and its trials and tribulations over the centuries are well recorded and shown with pride. There are lots of coffee bars, restaurants and pubs offering very good value. Public transport is very cheap - 1Euro from the airport to the town and 3Euros on an airport express bus for the return journey. For the tourist the one area for improvement is the 'Tourist Information' town map. It needs to more detailed showing the various attractions - but other than that it was great.

Winter season can be rainy and frosty though light decorations on the streets and city inhabitants in the evenings give charm to the city. Restaurants and pubs are full, it looks like gastronomy and drinks are very popular. It is an interesting castle visit in Trakai which you can reach by bus or train. There are multiple sightseeings including churches and museums

Wonderful city with lots of character and history to learn about. We registered for walking tours which helped us to get our bearings and hear stories from local people. The city has lots of great bars and cafes including a food market hall with great options. Using the Bolt app, it was very easy and cheap to get from the airport to the city centre.

Vilnius is a Baltic pearl. Having visited a great number of European countries and cities, big and small, I was really surprised how Vilnius out-stands them all in many aspects. This city is so vivid and bright, young and artistic, it does not look similar to anything else. Hosting many talented and artistic people, it seems to be very functional and evolving, while still taking care of culture and tradition and integrating all aspects and requests of modern society with now damage to nature, harmony and ecology. This is like if druids from some fantasy novel would have built themselves a city and took good loving care of it. People of Vilnius are great. Vilnius is very modern and focused on evolving its banking system and researching financial technologies, but even so - it still has strong connection to its rural areas and you can feel nature and rural vibes in people and streets, even if you see people on expensive BMW's and Helentwagens, wearing strict business dresses - you will still fill this Lithuanian spirit, loving and respectful to the nature. This central concept helps the whole city stay harmonic and very green almost effortlessly. It is surprising how much Vilnius is underrated, but on the other hand, its great that its not drowning in tourists, you will still easily find a seat in local coffee shop to take a warming cup of coffee with desert and enjoy a great view on the beautiful Vokiečių street. You should come and walk not only in the center of Vilnius, but also in more distant districts, just allocate more time for your travel and in different areas you will get reach atmospheric and existential experience. Not to mention that it is one of the cleanest cities in Europe and definitely one of the safest.

Centre was very easy to walk around and very safe, good selection of bars and restaurants and shopping facilities, probably the best transport option from any city I have visited 1 Euro bus journey . The Airport was very stylish and had some great architecture.