Šiauliai (Hill of Crosses) is a food day trips in Vilnius.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Day-trip works as a long full-day drive; consider an overnight to combine the Hill with a Klaipėda visit.
Guided tour · 2.5 hours
A food tasting tour shows you that Lithuanian food extends much further than potato or meat dishes. You will indulge in Lithuanian snacks and beverages, which, for the...
Private tour · 2h 30m
Discover the world of wine with a professional sommelier. Taste at least 4 wines, learn about grape varieties, and enjoy a light snack to complement the tasting.
1 hour
Relax in a private spa room in Vilnius and soak in handcrafted oak tubs filled with warm beer extracts. Enjoy unlimited fresh local beer or traditional kvass throughou...
Klaipėda is Lithuania's Baltic port. The Švyturys brewery from 1784 runs visits; the Old Town offers seacoast seafood and smoked fish from local fishermen.
TipOvernight stay is better than a single day; the Švyturys brewery visit and Curonian Spit pair well.
Trakai is the Lithuanian Karaim community's home, with kibinai pastry shops by the lakeside castle. Senoji Kibininė and Kybynlar are the canonical stops.
TipBuy kibinai at Senoji Kibininė (Karaimų g. 65) or Kybynlar (Karaimų g. 29). Combine with a castle visit.
Kaunas is Lithuania's second city. The Volfas Engelman brewery from 1853, the new Nüman fine-dining room (sister to Elven) and a strong Šnekutis pub anchor.
TipThe Devil's Museum and the Kaunas KGB tour pair with a Volfas Engelman brewery visit for a full day.
Druskininkai is Lithuania's oldest spa town 130 km south of Vilnius. Forest-game menus, mushroom dishes and honey-mead drinks define the Dzūkijan day trip.
TipAutumn (September-October) is mushroom peak. Combine spa-town walking with the lakeside-cafe culinary stops.
Aukštaitija National Park is Lithuania's lake-country 120 km north of Vilnius. Farmhouse dining, forest mushrooms and lake fish anchor a culinary day trip.
TipBest in summer when farmhouse dining is open. The lakeside villages run small family restaurants on appointment.
Anykščiai is the home of Lithuanian fruit-wine 130 km north of Vilnius. The Anykščių vyno cellar runs apple-and-honey wine tastings with a small museum.
TipCombine with the Anykščiai Treetop Walking Path for a half-day. The wine cellar offers small-group tastings.