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We could of course write pages and pages of all that's nice and good, but rather than that we let our guests tell their stories.
In the appartment a guestbook is on the table, and you are gladly invited to jot down your experiences. Also your response by e-mail is much appreciated!
On this one and the following pages you'll find a few of the nicest stories of some of our guests who stayed at the apartment before. They discovered Vilnius and Lithuania, but in some cases also travelled further, for example to St. Petersburg.
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One month ago I had never even heard of Vilnius. And Lithuania I only knew from the list Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. After a week you do get a certain impression of the city. Many churches, still closed at the moment as they would provide a certain danger for their visitors due to their abominable condition, are now being restored. Fantastic to see what has been done in that respect sofar. Especially on sundays it is extraordinary how many services you can go to. Whatever the moment you walk into a church, there is almost always something to look at or listen |
to. Important is to look carefully at the time. Concerts tend to start very early. When parking, watch out and check if you have to pay. In the center of Vilnius removing a wheel clamp will cost you Lt 100,-.
-tip for a peculiar present to take home; a little cobra in a bottle of alcohol can be bought at Maxima in Akropolis
-at 09.30 h. there is a service in the English language in the Evangelical Lithuanian Church. It was fabulous to be here!
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Riek
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