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Vilnius in late March invites you to explore history, culture, and the first signs of spring. The city is ideal for a short trip, combining cultural sites, outdoor walks, and local cuisine.
Visiting Vilnius for a two-day conference doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the city’s charm. Vilnius is compact, walkable, and full of character. Here are our selected picks to visit during your stay.
Walk the charming streets, admire Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, and explore cozy squares and historic buildings.
One of Vilnius’ most important symbols, offering panoramic views of the city and the Neris River valley.
A peaceful spot near Vilnius Cathedral, perfect for a short spring stroll.
A bohemian artists’ quarter with street art and the spirit of an independent “republic,” a must-see for culture lovers.
If you have extra time, visit Trakai Island Castle – a striking medieval fortress set on a lake. A short but unforgettable cultural experience outside Vilnius.
The largest museum of its kind in Lithuania, with interactive exhibits suitable for all ages.
March is traditionally the month of the “Kino Pavasaris” film festival, showcasing international cinema programs.
Various cafés and outdoor spaces around the bridge are ideal for coffee or a light snack break.
Try Lithuanian specialties such as cepelinai, kibinai, šakotis, or local craft beers – a great way to experience regional cuisine.
Late March in Vilnius is a transitional period – winter gradually gives way to spring with variable conditions. Average temperatures usually range from around –3 °C at night to 3–6 °C during the day.
Rain, snow-to-rain transitions, cloudy spells, and occasional sunny periods are all possible.
Light thermal or wool layers under an outer jacket that can be removed if it warms up.
For walking comfortably even if it rains.
Preferably a waterproof footwear suitable for wet or soft ground.
Scarf, hat, and gloves for early mornings and evenings.
Optional but might just come useful.
