Sun, 14 Jul 2024, 16:00
Price:
15.00 €
VILNIUS BLACK BANKERS' EXPERIENCE author's tour
It is said that money corrupts a person. And big money can bring a curse. This has happened to many very rich people in Vilnius. If this topic interests you, I invite you to join me on Sunday, 14 July at 16:00 for a brand new excursion, THE CURSE OF VILNIUS'S BLACK BANKSTERS.
On this tour we will walk along a wonderful city route - Didžioji and Mažoji Pohulanka (now better known as Basanavičiaus and Kalinauskas Streets) - and learn about a certain curse that has been haunting many of the very rich and famous who lived or worked in Vilnius in their time.
BYLA Nr.1The first counterfeiters of Vilnius money, who they were and the torture they suffered for their activities
BYLA No. 2: How all the heir sons of one of the most famous and respected bankers and owner of the Chocolate Empire in Vilnius died;
BYLA No. 3: The whereabouts of the lucky owner of one of Vilnius' most famous and respected submarines, the unlucky Vilnius millionaire;
BYLA No. 4: About the most famous financial pyramids in the world and Lithuania, which did not enrich their owners;
BYLA No. 5: How and why one of the largest Lithuanian banks was destroyed and where the owners of this bank disappeared;
and many more interesting stories of Vilnius' richest people.
The tour starts at the MO Museum, Pylimo st. 17. The length of the route is 2.5 km, duration - about 2 hours. The price of the tour is 15 euros. 25% discount for buying 4 tickets at once (4th ticket is free), discount code VILNIUS25..
You can also pay on the spot, but only then make sure to let us know you want to take part in it.
Let's get to know a completely different Vilnius together!!!
P.S. What if the weather is bad? The walk will take place, just remember to bring suitable shoes and umbrellas.
Contacts:
Stanislav Gorbunov
FB messenger, phone (+37068634876), e-mail ([email protected])
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