Vilnius Palace of Concerts and Sports is a huge concrete block standing on a former Jewish cemetery. It is for many years partly abandoned, now strange-looking object between newly built apartment houses in central Vilnius. What’s behind this? (more…)
I spent some time during Christmas in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. What will you see and how do the Lithuanians decorate for Christmas? (more…)
Vilnius is the perfect weekend destination. It’s a short flight from many places in Europe, it’s a cozy not too big city and the prices are pretty balanced. This how you can spend a weekend in Lithuania’s capital. (more…)
In Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania is in the city center a house where the horror previously lived. This infamous house was until 1991 a place many would rather die than to be locked in into. Welcome to the feared security police house. (more…)
Vilnius TV Tower is Lithuania’s tallest building, but also the scene of a bloodbath during a few shocking days in the history of the Baltic states. (more…)
Lithuania’s capital Vilnius has long been overlooked, but it is a beautiful old city in size with Gothenburg, which should not be missed. It offers a relatively unexplored city experience where living costs are cheap and the history is constantly present. (more…)
Lithuania’s largest market is located in the capital Vilnius, and here is everything you can imagine when it comes to shopping in Vilnius.
In east Lithuania, there was until 2009 a time bomb in the same level as Chernobyl. This bomb was called Ignalina, and had the world’s most powerful nuclear reactor – and the same design as Chernobyl. Travel Blog Europe has paid it a visit.
A question that has for a time been discussed is where Europe’s geographical center really is. Here is the answer for “where is the center of Europe”?