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On this self guided audio tour, I’ll show you my hometown from a local perspective telling stories about it that I find fascinating along with some of my own, personal stories. We’ll start in the heart of the city, at Cathedral Square, then stroll through the cobbled streets of the old town and end at the Gate of Dawn.
Throughout their history, Lithuania and the other Baltic states have followed a different path to the rest of Europe. It’s a path that’s not well-known to the wider world. But since Lithuania became independent in 1990, its capital Vilnius has opened up to the world, merging influences both local and international.
You'll discover:
• How we celebrate Vilnius’ Birthday
• The independence of the Baltic states and why we consider it a miracle
• Why Lithuanian hot chocolate is the best hot chocolate
• Where to watch the stars and planets in Vilnius
• The street with the best local craftsmen
• Why a Vilnius hangman had up to seven wives
Vilnius Cathedral Square(Pass by)
Bell Tower of Vilnius Cathedral(Pass by)
Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, National Museum(Pass by)
Historical Presidential Palace of the Republic of Lithuania in Kaunas(Pass by)
Vilnius University (Vilniaus Universitetas)(Pass by)
Catholic church Of St. Casimir(Pass by)
Cheese Džiugas House(Pass by)
Holy Trinity Church & Basilian Gate(Pass by)
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USD 10.40