Lithuania
Traveling to · Lithuania
Weather right now
11°C
Sun
23° / 14°
Mon
20° / 13°
Tue
18° / 11°
Wed
12° / 8°
Country facts
Capital
Vilnius
Language
lt · lt
Currency
EUR €
Emergency
112 all
Tipping
10% at restaurants; round up.
Plug & power
Type C/F · 230V · 50Hz (Europlug)
When to visit
June–August has near-24h daylight + 15-22°C — ideal but pricey. December–February for Northern Lights but very cold (-15°C).
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
high season
low season
Typical costs (USD)
Hotel · budget
$80-140
per night
Hotel · midrange
$180-320
per night
Meal
$20-50
restaurant, typical
Transit
$4-10
single trip
Among the world's most expensive. Beer $10+, mid-range meal $30+. Hostels + grocery cooking are practical.
Essential phrases
Hello
Sveiki
Thank you
Ačiū
Please
Prašau
Excuse me
Atsiprašau
Sorry
Atsiprašau
Where is the toilet?
Kur yra tualetas?
How much?
Kiek?
Help!
Pagalba!
The bill please
Prašau sąskaitos
I don't understand
nesuprantu
Beer
Alus
Water
Vanduo
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Numbers
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Nulis
Zero
1
1
Vienas
One
2
2
Du
Two
3
3
Trys
Three
4
4
Keturi
Four
5
5
Penkios
Five
6
6
Šeši
Six
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7
Septyni
Seven
8
8
Aštuoni
Eight
9
9
Devyni
Nine
10
10
Dešimt
Ten
20
20
Dvidešimt
Twenty
50
50
Penkiasdešimt
Fifty
100
100
Šimtas
Hundred
1000
1000
tūkstantis
Thousand
What to pack
- Heavy winter coat + insulated boots (Nov-Mar)
- Layered base + mid + outer shell (year-round)
- Thermal underlayers
- Sunglasses (snow glare in winter, midnight sun in summer)
- Type C/F plug adapter (230V)
- Reusable water bottle (tap water world-class)
Cultural notes
- Largest Baltic country; oldest Indo-European language still spoken
- Catholic culture strong; many churches and pilgrimage sites
- Don't confuse with Latvia/Estonia — distinct language family
- Vilnius Old Town is a UNESCO site; walking is the way
- Beer + black bread culture — try kvass too
Universal courtesies
Apply everywhere, every country — respect travels with you.
- Try a greeting in the local language even if it's the only word you know — it's appreciated everywhere.
- Match local dress norms when entering religious sites, government buildings, or rural areas.
- Ask before photographing people, especially children or in religious settings.
- Tipping customs vary — never assume your home country's expectation applies.
- Remove shoes when entering homes if your host does; watch their cue.
- Keep voices lower than at home in temples, mosques, museums, public transport.
- Hands and gestures mean different things across cultures — observe before reaching out.
- Cash + cards: rural areas often need cash; major cities take cards. Carry small notes.
- Don't compare countries to each other in front of locals — every culture stands on its own.
- If you don't know the etiquette, watching for 30 seconds usually teaches it.