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On 11-12 July Vilnius will host the biggest and most important event in Lithuania’s history – the NATO Summit, where important decisions on the security of the Alliance as a whole will be made.
Short traffic restrictions and other changes affecting the normal rhythm of life in the capital are expected. We recommend that you check the changes and plan your work schedules and activities accordingly.
Lithuania has confirmed it is finally ready to welcome back travellers.
As of now, tourists from the European Union and European Economic Area will only need to prove they are vaccinated against Covid-19.
Paperwork to prove a traveller has recovered from Covid-19 or has tested negative will also be accepted, a statement said.
Lithuanian officials said it will also no longer be required to present a National Certificate (or another Covid-19-related document) to access indoor public spaces including tourist accommodations, restaurants, museums, sport or cultural event venues.
More info on Breaking Travel News
“Discover Kaunas, Lithuania, the new European capital of culture
Lithuania’s second largest city is about to be in the spotlight as the European Capital of Culture in 2022.
The programme of festivities will be launched on 22 January 2022 at 20:22 with a thousand events throughout the year, including more than 40 festivals, 60 exhibitions, 250 artistic performances and 250 concerts… […]”
More info on Kaunas 2022 website
The mission of “Kaunas 2022” is to be a mediator and networker in this journey of change. The organization aims at the union of cultural organizations and creators in the Kaunas region, Lithuania and Europe for a common goal: a process that reveals the diversity of European cultures and our local identity in it, which would involve local people and partners from various sectors.
