Let's go for a walk around Vilnius that you haven't seen, or rather, haven't noticed, because you've just walked by. Not so long ago, what we now call the Old Town of the capital was an entire city, with life bustling not only in its main squares and streets, but also in its courtyards and back yards. Even a frequent visitor to Vilnius would be taken aback by how many secrets and stories come from behind the glittering facades of Vilnius, and how many curiosities are hidden there: churches that have been demolished or turned into houses, the remnants of a defensive wall, the courtyards of monasteries that were once closed off, colourful mosaics, strange sculptures, wooden galleries, vases decorated with flowers and lizards... Even if you have already been on a tour of Vilnius courtyards, you will still be surprised by the labyrinth of newly discovered courtyards, passageways and cross streets.

🥚 Starting point: 19 Aušros vartų str.
🐣 End of the tour: near the Cathedral;
🐰 Duration of the tour ~ 2 hours.

Children up to 10 years old inclusive (travelling with an adult on the tour) are free of charge, but please take into account the children's abilities.

Please do not be late and bring a copy of the ticket saved on your phone. The guides' phones are switched off during the tour, so your chances of catching up with the group will be limited.

🌦️Kas will be there if it rains? The tour will go ahead, just don't forget ☔ and appropriate clothing 😊.

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Please note that in case of a change of plans, tickets are non-refundable. However, there is always the possibility of gifting or transferring your ticket to others. 

📸 Please be advised that photography/filming may take place during the tour. If you do not wish to be seen, please inform us in advance at [email protected]. If you do not do so, we will assume that you do not object.

📷 📹 All tour participants are also entitled to film and take photographs for their own personal use, but this material may not be used or distributed for commercial purposes without the written consent of the tour organisers.