• Cathedral Square - Known as Katedros aikštė in Lithuanian, Cathedral Square is a prominent and historic public area situated in the center of Vilnius. Visitors can reach this location by following directions, clues, and solving challenges. Once there, they can enjoy their time before proceeding to the next destination.
• Presidential Palace - The Presidential Palace, with a history dating back to the 14th century, showcases various architectural styles that reflect its long-standing heritage.
• Vilnius University (Vilniaus Universitetas) - As one of the oldest and most esteemed educational institutions in the Baltic States, Vilnius University is renowned for its rich history and academic excellence.
• Stiklių gatvė - Stiklių Street, located in Vilnius’ historic Old Town, is celebrated for its charming ambiance, historical architecture, and numerous attractions.
• Vilnius Old Town - The Vilnius Town Hall, with origins in the medieval era, served as the administrative and governance center of the city.
• Gates of Dawn - Known as Aušros Vartai in Lithuanian, the Gates of Dawn is a significant religious and historical site, being the only remaining gate from the original city walls of Vilnius, dating back to the 16th century.
• Bastion Hill - Originally constructed in the 17th century as part of Vilnius’ defensive system, Bastion Hill was built to safeguard the city from potential threats. Visitors can spend as much time as they wish here before moving on to the next location.
• Vilnius County - Užupis is a bohemian and artistic neighborhood in Vilnius, famous for its creative and artistic vibe, attracting artists, writers, and free spirits.
• Maironio gatvė - St. Anne’s Church and Bernardine Church are notable religious and architectural landmarks in Vilnius. Visitors can take their time here before continuing to the next destination.
• Literatų gatvė - Literatų Street, as its name implies (literatų means “of the literati” or “of the writers”), is deeply connected to literature and the arts, serving as a hub for writers, poets, and intellectuals, and reflecting Lithuania’s rich literary tradition.
• Pilies g. 6 - The Teapot House is distinguished by its unique architecture, resembling a teapot, and stands out among the historic buildings in Vilnius Old Town.
• Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania - The Palace of the Grand Dukes served as the residence for the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, acting as the political and cultural heart of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the past.
• Rotušės aikštė - “The Meter,” known as Laikrodis in Lithuanian, is a famous clock located in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, serving as a notable landmark and symbol of time in the city center.
• Gediminas Castle Tower - The final stop is Gediminas Tower, an iconic emblem of Vilnius and Lithuania’s history, associated with the medieval Grand Duchy of Lithuania, and has served as a fortress, a residence for grand dukes, and a key defensive structure.

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• City exploration game on your phone (Questo app)
• Self-guided, open air, avoid crowds
• Start, take a break, and continue at your own pace

Experience Vilnius’ 700th anniversary with an exciting walking tour! Explore the city’s stunning architecture, from the Gothic-style St. Anne’s Church to the Baroque-style Vilnius Cathedral. Learn about the city’s rich history and culture as you walk through the secret courtyards and alleys of the charming Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Capture breathtaking photos at the stunning Gediminas Castle Tower and the colorful Uzupis district. Experience the unique charm of Vilnius! As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready for an adventure? After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience.

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