Vilnius Bed and Breakfast Inns

	Ad Vip Apartments (Vilnius, Lithuania) "Ad VIP Apartments" offers you the most comfortable apartments in the best locations in our city with the parking places near them, good security. Here you can find full quality service for best prices.Commodious light pastel color living-room with the kitchen (American variant),... [more]
	Bernardinu St. Guest House (Vilnius, Lithuania) Bernardinu Guesthouse is located in the 17th century building in a narrow and secluded street in the oldest part of the Old Town. There are 2 single, 6 double and 2 triple rooms at our guesthouse. Some rooms are with shared bathrooms some with private.The guesthouse has a closed courtyard, where you... [more]
	Guest House 'Mano Kelias' (Vilnius, Lithuania) Quiet small guest house in Vilnius, on road Vilnius-KaunasWe are glad to welcome you to the home page of a cozy little hotel ?Mano kelias? (?My way?). The hotel was opened in 1996, and we have extended our hospitality many a thousand guests. If you?re looking for an inexpensive, quiet place, covered... [more]
	Jogailos (Vilnius, Lithuania) APARTMENT / OFFICE for Rent in the center of VILNIUSOFFICE & METTING ROOM Office and meeting room including : computer with internet , fax (only reception, sending optional ) Television (English, Lithuanian, Russian, German, Polish ) BEDROOM Double Bedroom (More sleeping facility on sofa... [more]
	Vilnius Rent (Vilnius, Lithuania) Apartments rentals in Vilnius city center and old townStudios, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments at a budget or slightly dearer if you want to indulge yourself. All well finished and furnished, with fully equipped kitchens. Located in the old town.... [more]

Lithuania is situated on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea and covers 65.300 sq. km. The length of coastline is 99 km.
The capital of Lithuania is Vilnius. It is situated 300 km East of the Baltic seashore at the confluence of the Neris and Vilnele rivers surrounded by beautiful forested hills.The Total area of Vilnius is 394 sq. km. The highest point of Vilnius is about 230,7 m situated in the eastern part of town, nearby Rokantiskiu settlement. The geographical centre of continental Europe lays in Lithuania,approx. 24 km north of Vilnius.It was calculated by the National Geographical Institute of France in 1989.

Vilnius was first mentioned as the capital of Lithuania in 1323, in the letters of the Grand Duke Gediminas to the Roman Pope.An old legend tells us that Grand Duke Gediminas got tired after hunting fell asleep and had a dream. The Iron Wolf was standing on the hilland howling loudly. In the morning Gediminas asked the senior pagan priest what the dream meant. The priest said: You will build a city at the place where the wolf was howling and the fame of the city will spread as the howling of the wolf. So this was the beginning of Vilnius.But archaeologists say that people were living here as early as the 5th century. Gediminas, the first famous Vilnius ruler, invited craftsmen and educated people from all over Europe to come and enjoy the city and to stay here. Vilnius became one of the largest trade, industrial and cultural centres of Europe in the 16th century.

In 1579, Vilnius witnessed the foundation of its university which became the first higher school of thought in the Grand Principality of Lithuania and the whole region. Vilnius developed into a centre of European culture and opened itself to the nations of the East and West. Eventually, it became home for Polish, Russian, Jewish, German and Karaime communities. The houses, squares and churches of Vilnius sustain the spirit of a once-powerful state and its rulers. Though invaded, destroyed and burnt down many times, the town would always recover. The historical centre of Vilnius, its 360-hectare old city, is among the largest in Eastern Europe. In 1994, the old city was included on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Cities.