Air Travel
The main international airport in Lithuania is Vilnius International Airport. Other airports include Kaunas International Airport and Palanga International Airport.
Public Transit
Lithuania has an extensive public transportation system, including buses and trolleys in the cities, and intercity buses and trains. Vilnius also has a bike sharing system.
Taxis and Ride-Shares
Taxis are available in cities and towns. Uber is also available in Vilnius.
Car Rentals
Many international car rental companies operate in Lithuania. An international driving permit is required for most foreign drivers.
Trains
Lithuania has a well-developed railway network, with domestic and international connections. The main rail hub is in Vilnius.
Buses
Buses are the most common form of public transportation in Lithuania. There are extensive local bus networks in all major cities, as well as long-distance bus services between cities.
Ferries
There are ferry services from Klaipeda to various destinations in the Baltic Sea, including Sweden and Germany.
Biking
Lithuania is a bike-friendly country with many bike paths and bike rental services.
Tickets
Tickets for public transportation can usually be purchased at kiosks, online, or directly from the driver. It is necessary to validate the ticket once on board.
Travel Cards
For frequent travelers or longer stays, it might be more convenient to buy a travel card, which offers unlimited travel for a certain period.
Traffic Rules
Lithuania drives on the right side of the road. Seat belts are compulsory, and the use of a mobile phone while driving is prohibited unless with a hands-free system.
Safety
Public transportation in Lithuania is generally safe, but like anywhere, be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on your belongings.
Saved
