Regular walking tour of Soviet Vilnius

Uncover the fascinating history of Vilnius, Lithuania, on a guided walking tour that delves into the city’s Soviet past. Over approximately 2.5 hours, an expert local guide will lead you through streets lined with imposing Soviet-era architecture, sharing stories that bring this complex era to life.

Your journey begins at a central meeting point, where you’ll set off on foot to explore iconic Soviet heritage sites such as the former Palace of Concerts and Sports and the National Opera and Ballet Theater. Along the way, you’ll discover how these landmarks shaped the city’s identity during five decades of Soviet rule.

As you walk, your guide will provide insight into daily life in Vilnius under the Soviet regime, highlighting significant events like those of January 1991. You’ll also learn the intriguing fate of Soviet propaganda sculptures that once adorned a local bridge, offering a deeper understanding of the city’s evolving landscape.

This small-group tour accommodates up to eight participants, ensuring a more personal and engaging experience. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, with infants and small children welcome in strollers and service animals allowed. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as there is plenty of ground to cover.

Immerse yourself in Vilnius’s unique history and see the city from a new perspective. Secure your spot today and experience the stories, architecture, and atmosphere that define this remarkable Baltic capital. Availability is limited, so book now to avoid missing out!