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Vilnius County

The baroque capital, the island castle of Trakai and the forests of the east.

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Vilnius County is the capital, Trakai with its lakes and castle, and quiet forests and villages around them.

Musées à Vilnius County

Jetez un œil, puis payez votre entrée directement au musée.

L’histoire de Vilnius County

Spend days in Vilnius, with its baroque churches, the Palace of the Grand Dukes and the MO modern art museum. Take the train to Trakai for the red-brick Island Castle and the wooden houses of the Karaim people, and eat kibinai by the lake. To the east, Aukštaitija and the lake district begin.

  • 1994Vilnius old town on the UNESCO list
  • 1323Vilnius is first named as the capital in Gediminas' letters

Vilnius County à travers le temps

Les grands moments, et où les voir aujourd’hui.

  1. 1323Grand Duke Gediminas invites merchants and craftsmen to Vilnius.À voir: Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania
  2. 1430Vytautas the Great dies at Trakai.À voir: Trakai History Museum

Que faire à Vilnius County

  1. 01

    Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

    The rebuilt palace of Lithuania's rulers.

    Vilnius2 hours
  2. 02

    Trakai History Museum

    The Island Castle on Lake Galvė.

    Trakai2 hours
  3. 03

    MO Museum

    Lithuanian art since the 1960s.

    Vilnius1 to 2 hours
Comment y aller

Venir à Vilnius County

De l’aéroport au centre-ville en transports en commun, puis les trains et les lignes locales jusqu’aux musées.

Arriver en avion

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Vilnius AirportVilnius · Trakai

Se déplacer : Vilnius County

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Histoire cachée

Three windows to the street

Karaim houses in Trakai always have three windows.

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The Karaim, a small Turkic-speaking people, were brought from Crimea by Grand Duke Vytautas around 1400 to guard his castle. Their wooden houses on Karaimų street turn their gable to the street with three windows: one for God, one for the family and one for Vytautas, as the saying goes.