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Cities
Vilnius
The must-see capital has a gorgeous old town lined with gothic, renaissance, baroque and neoclassical buildings. The country's best museums, hotels and eating places are located here.
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Trakai
28 km west of Vilnius, popular for its picture-perfect castle surrounded by a lake.
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Kaunas
The second largest city, has interwar modernist architecture and a compact old town. National sports events are staged here.
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Klaipėda
The country's only port, so much is industrial, but with a distinctive half-timbered old town. Popular for its annual Sea Festival.
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Šiauliai
Several museums, sculptures and old churches can be found here, but it's best known for the "Hill of Crosses" 12 km north.
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Panevėžys
Drably industrial, but has museums, churches and a heritage narrow-gauge railway.
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Marijampolė
Having been severely damaged in the last war, the city has been vastly renewed, with churches, museums and an art scene.
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Other destinations
Curonian Spit
Is a 99 km strip of sand dunes, forest and secluded villages.
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Žemaičių Kalvarija
Is a pilgrimage site with a large church festival in July.
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Aukštaitija National Park
Is a land of lakes and forests.
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Kernavė
Was the capital in medieval times, now an archaeological site.
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