Do(s):

• Remember to punch your ticket when you are on a bus or trolleybus every time. This is due to the fact that sometimes the controllers are not always amenable.
• Leave tips when in the city. It is considered polite to leave 10% of the bill as a tip when you receive good service.
• Be punctual for your appointments when you are in the city as Lithuanians tend to value each other’s time a lot.

Don’t(s):

• Do not consume alcohol in parks, squares, and other public places – it is prohibited by law.
• Do not litter out of the car windows or in public places, you might get fined!
• Do not kiss a person when greeting them if you do not know them well; it is more common to shake hands in Lithuania. Usually, only relatives or close friends kiss when meeting.
• Do not get into a waiting taxi; if you call it by phone, it will take you to your destination at a lower rate

It might not seem as such, but Vilnius truly does have an extremely lively nightlife! From some amazing music and cocktails to meeting new people, the night scenes of Vilnius might just be the best in Lithuania and probably in the entire Baltic states. Vilnius proudly boasts of some brilliant electronic music to pop gigs and also plays host to a number of gay clubs. There is literally something for everyone here and no one leaves disappointed or empty handed!  Have a go at clubs and pubs like Loftus, the biggest nightclubs in Vilnius, Opium, where electronic music becomes an addiction, Tamsta Club where they host some of the best live bands or the Bix, where rock music fans can go to enjoy the aura of it all! If you are in Vilnius, and you decide to overlook the nightlife of the city, then it truly would be a pity for sure.

• Check out the Street Art: Vilnius is a free-spirited place, but to see real street art, go to Uzupis's Pylimo Street.
• Explore Jewish Quarter:  When exploring the old town of Vilnius, go to the Jewish Quarter to soak in some old-world charm.
• The Old Town: The Old Town of Vilnius comes under the UNESCO World Heritage List as it happens to be one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe.
• The Hill of Crosses: Take a full day tour of the hill to explore the beauty of it. 
• Take a tour of the Trakai Castle: Indulge in a full day tour of the beautiful castle.
• Tour of the Trakai Island: Take a day trip to Trakai Island to explore its beauty.
• Visit the Art Cinema: Visit this beautiful building in the old town to get in touch with some of Vilnius' old world charm
• Contemporary Art Center: Check out the contemporary art center 
• Food tour: Indulge in a food tour to soak in the flavours of Vilnius

• Try out the Wrong Room Escape Quest 
• Art House Cinema in Old Town
• Open air cinema under the stars at Kinas po žvaigždėmis
• Go on a short bike tour to explore Vilnius
• Hot air balloon ride
• Take the ghost tour
• Celebrate the literature of Lithuania in Literary Street
• Check out the library in the city
• Explore the old campus of Vilnius University
• Take a biking tour around the city

• Mead: The oldest alcohol beverage in the world has deep roots in Lithuania
• The basketball jersey: Lithuanians are crazy about the game, and getting a basketball jersey for yourself would only remind you about their excitement for the game when you are back home
• Black Amber: A brilliant jewel that can help you make jewelry at home itself, the black amber is a stunning thing to own 
• Traditional Lithuanian knitwear: A companion that will keep you warm and cozy during winters
• Carved wood: Medallions, statuettes
• Linen: The back-to-nature fabric symbolizes the nature of the Lithuanians to the T 
• Honey: Lithuania is famous for its honey
• Ceramics: One of Lithuania's most interesting souvenirs 
• Beer: Lithuanians are extremely proud of their beer