The airport is super close — just 15–20 minutes from the center basically. You can take a Bolt (local Uber), taxi, or train.

Bolt is the easiest: they don't really have Uber here. Download the Bolt app. It’s safe, cheap, reliable, and you can use the app just like Uber.

Pro tip: Avoid taxis that are waiting outside the terminal — they often charge more.

There's buses and a train as well - more info in the link.

You can use a card almost everywhere — even small cafés, bars, and markets. Most people prefer it tbh.

But it’s smart to carry a bit of cash (€10–€20), just in case.

ATMs are easy to find and withdrawals are safe.

For sure! Vilnius is one of the safest cities in Europe for tourists.

The center is very walkable and well-lit, even at night. Just take normal city precautions: watch your bags in crowds and avoid overly quiet areas late at night.

Personally I've never experienced anything and one of the reasons I like it here so much is that it's very safe.

The Old Town is super walkable — most of the best sights are within 15–20 minutes of each other.

For longer distances, Bolt taxis or scooters are easy and cheap.

Buses are affordable and reliable, but can take a bit of effort. There's a good app you can use for buying tickets and getting directions — more info at the link below.

Yes — especially younger people and anyone working in tourism, hospitality, or shops etc. You’ll have no trouble in restaurants, museums, or hotels.

Local tip: Older generations may not speak much English, but they’re often helpful anyway. A few words like “Ačiū” (thank you) go a long way.