Vilnius: The Way of Freedom: Behind the Walls of the KGB

Step into Vilnius’s turbulent past on a guided exploration of the former KGB prison, uncovering Lithuania’s struggle for freedom during Soviet occupation. This immersive walking tour reveals how the city endured and overcame decades of oppression, offering a unique perspective on the nation’s resilient spirit.

Your journey begins at Lukiškių Square, a place steeped in both sorrow and hope. As you walk past the historic Lukiškių Prison, once a tsarist and KGB holding site, your guide will share powerful stories that shaped Lithuania’s path to independence, making history come alive at every turn.

Continue along the route to the Lithuanian Parliament, where the dramatic events of January 1991 unfolded and the fight for independence reached its peak. Here, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the courage and unity that defined a generation.

The highlight awaits at the KGB Museum, officially known as the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights. With included entry, you’ll descend into original interrogation cells and execution chambers, hearing firsthand accounts of those who resisted. After the guided tour, you can explore the museum further at your own pace.

This two-hour experience is led in English and welcomes groups of up to 15 people, ensuring a personal and engaging atmosphere. Secure your spot now to witness Vilnius’s powerful history and honor the stories of those who fought for freedom.