Lithuania
Country in northeastern Europe
Lithuania (Lithuanian: Lietuva) is a Baltic country in northeastern Europe. Lithuania possesses a unique character that distinguishes it from other Baltic countries. Its distinctiveness arises from being primarily a Catholic nation which was the last country in Europe to accept Christianity and having a history of being a medieval great power and later a part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, which was one of the most powerful entities in Europe.
Lithuania is a charming country with a rich history and culture that is definitely worth exploring. From the charming streets of Vilnius, the capital city, to the serene beauty of the Curonian Spit, there are plenty of reasons to add Lithuania to your travel bucket list. As the largest of the three Baltic states, this small yet diverse country offers everything from medieval castles and stunning lakes to sandy coastlines and lively cities.
Lithuania’s capital, Vilnius, is famous for its charming old town, one of the largest and best-preserved in Europe, Trakai is home to the iconic Trakai Island Castle, floating in the middle of Lake Galvė, Lithuania’s coastline, home to numerous resort towns such as Palanga, a paradise for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts are just a few of many beautiful sights throughout the country.