Getting Around
Vilnius' charming old quarter is small and easy to explore on foot. If travellers would rather take things slow, the city's efficient buses and trolleybuses are a great option. Passengers can hop on and pay their fare as they board, or use the Trafi app.
Many visitors prefer taxis, which are affordable. However, it's best to make sure the driver turns on the meter before heading out, or to agree on a fare beforehand. Taxis can be hailed on the street, booked by phone or found at taxi stands around the old town. Uber and Lyft are also available.
Driving in Vilnius isn't ideal due to the hectic traffic. If visitors do need a car, all the major international rental companies have offices in the city and at the airport.
Airports
Vilnius Airport
The airport is situated four miles (6km) south of Vilnius.
Vilnius Airport (VNO)
Location
The airport is situated four miles (6km) south of Vilnius.Getting to the city
A special train service runs from the airport to the Vilnius Railway Station around 16 times per day, taking just seven minutes to connect the airport to the railway station. Bus and minibus services also connect to downtown Vilnius.
Time
GMT +2 (GMT +3 between last Sunday in March and last Sunday in October).Car rental
Car rental agents with offices on site in the arrivals lounge include Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz and Sixt.
Airport Taxis
Approved airport taxis are available outside the arrivals terminal. Taxis charge set rates and accept credit cards.
Facilities
There's a currency exchange counter in both the arrivals and departures halls; visitors will find snack bars, cafes and restaurants in arrivals and departures, as well as a newsagent. The airport offers a VIP Lounge, which can be utilised by all passengers willing to pay the entrance fee. There are also some small duty-free shops.
Parking
Short-term and long-term parking are available through UNIPARK services.