Druskininkai
Druskininkai: Spa Town of the Tsar
Posted 26 April 2017 by David IN / 0 responses
Visiting Druskininkai is good for your health. Photo by Juliux Druskininkai, in the very South of Lithuania, has long been regarded as one of the most prestigious spa towns in the Baltic Region. We stop here on the Baltic Run, and it really is the perfect place to relax. You […]
Lithuanian Adventures: Europos Parkas, the Center of Europe
Posted 7 November 2016 by Judit IN / 0 responses
You might have already had an inkling that celebrating New Year’s Day in the Lithuanian winter wonderland was to be nothing short of magical; one of those rare occasions when we’re wrapped up in a soft-focus post-party bubble that seems as perfect as it is ethereally transient, marking the midway […]
Top 8 Sights of the Baltic Countries
Posted 5 May 2016 by Alicia IN / 0 responses
The route of the Baltic Run will take you across some of the most beautiful places of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Here are some of our favorite sights!
5 Lithuanian Towns You Shouldn’t Miss
Posted 8 April 2016 by Alicia IN / 1 response
You are going to cross a number of cities and towns during your Baltic trip through Lithuania- but, besides the famous Vilnius and Kaunas, there are many other small Lithuanian towns that are worth the visit. So, here are some of the most beautiful and special spots of Lithuania: 5 […]
Top 8 Soviet sites in Lithuania
Posted 20 January 2016 by Mate IN / 0 responses
Like the other Baltic states, Lithuania felt the deadly embrace of the giant Eastern neighbor for centuries. A few decades after they regained their independence the country is still full of mementos of the Soviet regime. Some preserved, some crumbling, some built to commemorate the courage of the small nation […]
Druskininkai – Lithuania’s Historic Spa Town
Posted 7 November 2014 by admin IN / 0 responses
Some of you may have looked our proposed route and noticed we’re spending the New Year in the Lithuanian town of Druskininkai. I can see what you might be thinking: “why there”?