I worked at the US Embassy there - loved it so much that it is now my home and I met my husband :). Its of little to no crime and they LOVE Basketball - have great respect for their flag and I find myself surrounded by people with high morale friendship and marriage. Great video!
Užupis is not an independant republic (Už - behind, Upė - river), it's just a block of Vilnius (Behind the river Vilnelė), where a lot of art people came to live, because it was cheap (my friends dad bought a flat there for 3k euros (~10k Litai) back in a 1995, now it's worth about 100k euros), and they created all that "freedom" stuff. But if you look closely, you will see that all that constitution of theirs is just another art form, like "Everyone has a right to be idle" or "A dog has a right to be a dog" and so on. Park you found near the river is called Bernardinų sodas (garden of monks "bernardinai"). Until the 14th century, in the territory of Bernardinai garden there was a Lithuanian pagan saint oaks forest and later - garden of monks. Bar Šnekutis's name, where you were eating pancakes, means "Chatty". There. It was fun to look at my city from your eyes, glad you liked it :)
Visiting Lithuania should include visiting not only capital, but going to Palanga for a day trip during warm weather. If You go at last weekend of July then go and see port city Klaipeda for another day as it is biggest festival in Lithuania lasting from friday till morning monday called Juros svente. Next day You can head towards Neringa with a short stop at Juodkrante.
You should come back and visit Nida, Klaipeda in summer ! 😊 They are Baltic sea side towns. Nida its in curonians spit with amazingly beautiful sand dunnes, traditional fisherman houses, forests. Its definitely a gem of Lithuania, very unique and special 😊 Glad you liked our capital Vilnius and Trakai castle. Best Wishes from Lithuania ❤️
I found you guys through The Endless Adventure and I absolutely love everything you guys stand for. I love all the experiences you take on with open arms. So thanks guys it's inspiring me!
I DO love your videos!! I feel like I'm actually with you where ever you are. I love all the info you provide--historical or not. This city does look like a beautiful walk-able place. That's one of the major things I love about Europe--being able to walk to so many beautiful places. I also love how there are always many different well-maintained--and utilized--parks--even in small towns.
Oh guys, SHIT... I'm currently a freshman studying in UK and Vilnius is my hometown. Watching your vid almost brought a tear to my eyes haha. I miss it so much, 'cause it's so frickin lively, but quaint at the same time, lots to do, lots to see, events, exhibits and whatnot. Thanks for making me homesick lol
Your comment cracked me up. Im so sorry to bring these emotions up for you but hopefully the fond memories out weigh the sickness.:) Just keep watching them over and over haha win win. Thanks so much for watching and for the sweet comment. You made our day. -Ash
You guys are sweethearts... ^^ It was really nice seeing someone enjoy the city I live in so much and look at it through your eyes. I watched your Trakai video as well and I wanted to shout at the screen, when you didn't know where to go to have dinner, because the answer was so obvious - Senoji Kibininė! That's the place to go! I had a strong urge to show you the cool places I think you missed out on in general. There's so much you haven't seen... Anyhow, I wish you all the best on your upcoming journeys and if you ever want to revisit Vilnius - I volunteer as your very own guide. ^^
YEP THAT'S THE PARK I WAS IN. COOOL :) You show me so much memory's in Vilnius when i was with my older sister and 1 year older brother. Good old memory's :)
I am American, live PT in Vilnius, Old Town is really nice ... for people wanting to visit Vilnius, understand something, Lithuania was once part of the Soviet Union, so you will see ALOT of Soviet Flats/Apartments and you will also see ALOT of graffiti as well. English among the young people is common, most places you visit especially in the tourist areas speak English, so, just understand, English is pretty well universal throughout the world .... driving is easy, just like we drive in America as to steering wheel side and the driving lanes the same like the states .... go to the Baltic Sea cities, you will like it, it is really nice area ...
I was really sad that they didn't try kepta duana or go to Klaipeda, Palanga, or the Hill of Crosses. But it did seem that they were short on time so they hit many need to see or eat things in LT. I lived in Klaipeda for five months and loved every moment of it. 10/10 would recommend visiting there to anyone!
I enjoyed watching you visiting my home country and I would love to if you come again someday...the dish, which you've tried (cepelinai), can be made in 2 ways, the potatoe dough to be exact. Cepelinai dough can be grated or boiled. (As a lithuanian I see the diference :D). Maybe Ashley would like it more if potatoe dough would be made differently :)
P.S. I LOVE my postcard! I love that it came all the way from Estonia to MY house! You chose it, doodled on it, thought of ME for a little bit, carried it around, put mailing it on your list of things to accomplish in your day...where did it go and who touched it on its way to bringing ME a moment of joy? I know I am a little bit nutty but those are the things I think about!
lol your hubby is right. take some break while speak. like us people hasnt english first language but honestly i love your vlog. awesome and addicted. its 1.40 am and your vlog forced me to keep watching. keep it up like johnny walker lolllll
Thank you so much for sharing. I just found your channel and I'm now a subbie. I love Vilnius. Me and my hubby was there in the end of September. xx Linda
Lithuanians actually borrowed Baumkuchen from the germans and made it to their traditional cake. It tastes muuuuuch better than the original german Baumkuchen.
What can I tell you??? You missed a hill of crosses in Siauliai - you should take few more days to travel around the country Kaunas is famous for basketball and current trending growth Klaipeda - a port city Nida/Palanga and seaside Siauliai and many other small little towns :) I really love your videos (especially my country's LOL) and was watching it like next level Travel Channel LOL - love your enthusiasm and energy! Great editing, music selection and all joy you are experiencing while travelling :) Good luck!!! POW POW POW!!!
As far as I know Borsch or some versions of it are traditionally eaten in Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania. Probably greatest variety of it can be found in Ukraine where there are many regional versions.
Well, Belarus and Ukraine were part of Grand Duchy of Lithuania, and Commonwealth consisted of Poland and Lithuania so it's no wonder that food and culture mixed together and spread through these countries.
Had chaltibarshi(dont know how to write it) the waiter looked at me from afar , and came over ask if i liked it. I answeared: ohja es is didelis gerai fantastickly super. Aciu labai so much. I know this is terribly bad lithuanian, but here face lit up with a smile and said you know our language. I said i read a knygis or two. They know their language is the most difficult to learn so they get so happy when you try. Wonderful people. By the way my girl is lithuanian, but not not the waiter;)
In the EU the data component doesn't usually travel across borders unless you call your phone company and let them know you are traveling. They normally add a small charge but it's worth it in my opinion.
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I only know 1 company in Denmark where you can use your phone like normally in other countries, they are called 3, and specifically 3likehome, but don't know how normal they are:) Cant wait for your france vlogs:):)
We just partnered with a world sim company called gigsky. We're giving them a test and just got them in the mail yesterday. Its so great to have internet again haha. My favorite is uploading instastories right away and not having to wait until I get home to do it. :)
Agreed. Sometimes- just sometimes- you can tell a person from North America right away. I am pretty sure you guys were taken for locals in Vilnius. Thanks for the nice video, Ashley and Josh, glad that you dug the vibe of Vilnius. It's my hometown and I miss it (live in Canada now). Wish you had more time to explore, there are some cool places to see.
Not easily,But it would be like 10x to 15x times better at economy/ better wadges and stuff/ But its free for not long time as for country. Its pretty country but Goverment is fucked up
yeah the Japanese survived 2 atomic bombs back in the day aswell and look at them now.. one of the, if not the most innovative countries in the world. shitty past (occupied by CCCP) isn't really a valid excuse anymore considering how much time has passed since Soviet era, it's about the people and their diswillingness to change for the better in this country.
When i was a child i was learning how to play tennis. One day we had to race up the hill of three crosses as part of training. After that i decided that i hate tennis and quit...
About the soup- its basisally the same. Lithuanians and Latvians make it more simple while Russians and ukrainians add cabbage, even beans . Latvians for example like to put meat in beet soup
hehehe... :) - WORLD FACTS The Countries Of Northern Europe Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden are all considered to be part of Northern Europe. The Countries of Northern Europe A map showing the countries of Northern Europe.
Northern Europe is the geographic region that covers the northern part of the European continent. It consists of eight countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden
Haha, it's true, we saw a guy just going around giving tickets in the tourist spots. Turns out, a bus was parked in front of the pay station so we didn't see it. :p
Atleast in Vilnius you can use app called "m.Parking" where you can link your phone SIM card with car plate number in 5mins, so basically you paying for parking from your phone (different parking zones, so phone just catch it and you dont need to worry about it to much). Not sure if this app works in Trakai tho... But its the same everywhere around Europe, city centers and touristy places crowded, so have to manage traffic somehow :)) Hope this not going to leave bad taste after getting ticket, we all here equal to those laws :)
I lived there for 5 months. It is a very nice and peaceful country. I would love to visit there again.
Aciu (that means thank you in lithuania)
Peaceful HAHAHAH.
yeah... I don't know about the peaceful part though lol
I was there two years ago! Absolutely loved it!
Simona Janaviciute Nn
I worked at the US Embassy there - loved it so much that it is now my home and I met my husband :). Its of little to no crime and they LOVE Basketball - have great respect for their flag and I find myself surrounded by people with high morale friendship and marriage. Great video!
I visited Lithuania last year. Lithuania is beautiful, people are very friendly.
My wife and I are going to Lithuania next summer and I loved this video. Thanks for putting it together.
How exciting. I hope you have an amazing time.:) thanks so much for watching. -Ash
Pro tip from me: come to Lithuania only when its end of the spring, summer and begining of autumn, because only then this country looks damn cool
Tiesiog Džiugas good tip! I plan on going in the summer. So excited :)
Faviolanny Rath you won't regret ;)
Great tip.
We are going at the beginning of May! Looking forward to it. Any other suggestions for Vilnius?
We had 5 days there and will definitely go again, pretty city, good value, nice people - go!
I completely agree.😆 -Ash
This is very useful for people who are moving to Vilnius
thank you for coming to Lithuania!!
Of course!! We had such a great time. -Ash
Užupis is not an independant republic (Už - behind, Upė - river), it's just a block of Vilnius (Behind the river Vilnelė), where a lot of art people came to live, because it was cheap (my friends dad bought a flat there for 3k euros (~10k Litai) back in a 1995, now it's worth about 100k euros), and they created all that "freedom" stuff. But if you look closely, you will see that all that constitution of theirs is just another art form, like "Everyone has a right to be idle" or "A dog has a right to be a dog" and so on. Park you found near the river is called Bernardinų sodas (garden of monks "bernardinai"). Until the 14th century, in the territory of Bernardinai garden there was a Lithuanian pagan saint oaks forest and later - garden of monks. Bar Šnekutis's name, where you were eating pancakes, means "Chatty". There. It was fun to look at my city from your eyes, glad you liked it :)
i live in lithuania. really happy that you like our city
Visiting Lithuania should include visiting not only capital, but going to Palanga for a day trip during warm weather. If You go at last weekend of July then go and see port city Klaipeda for another day as it is biggest festival in Lithuania lasting from friday till morning monday called Juros svente. Next day You can head towards Neringa with a short stop at Juodkrante.
OMG! I'm Lithuanian and it's was so amazing, that you like it my country! Come here again, we have more to visit!
only because of you i got to know more about VIlnius,about Uzupis,things i didn.t know as a lithuanian :) doing a good job you two
You should come back and visit Nida, Klaipeda in summer ! 😊 They are Baltic sea side towns. Nida its in curonians spit with amazingly beautiful sand dunnes, traditional fisherman houses, forests. Its definitely a gem of Lithuania, very unique and special 😊 Glad you liked our capital Vilnius and Trakai castle. Best Wishes from Lithuania ❤️
I found you guys through The Endless Adventure and I absolutely love everything you guys stand for. I love all the experiences you take on with open arms. So thanks guys it's inspiring me!
I’m visiting Vilnius soon and this video really help me to get a lot of info and things to expect. Thanks to you guys ♥️
Vilnius old town is one of the biggest in Europe, and the biggest in Northern Europe.
I DO love your videos!! I feel like I'm actually with you where ever you are. I love all the info you provide--historical or not. This city does look like a beautiful walk-able place. That's one of the major things I love about Europe--being able to walk to so many beautiful places. I also love how there are always many different well-maintained--and utilized--parks--even in small towns.
The parks are always so pretty and green. I also love it.:) -Ash
Oh guys, SHIT... I'm currently a freshman studying in UK and Vilnius is my hometown. Watching your vid almost brought a tear to my eyes haha. I miss it so much, 'cause it's so frickin lively, but quaint at the same time, lots to do, lots to see, events, exhibits and whatnot. Thanks for making me homesick lol
Your comment cracked me up. Im so sorry to bring these emotions up for you but hopefully the fond memories out weigh the sickness.:) Just keep watching them over and over haha win win. Thanks so much for watching and for the sweet comment. You made our day. -Ash
You guys are sweethearts... ^^ It was really nice seeing someone enjoy the city I live in so much and look at it through your eyes. I watched your Trakai video as well and I wanted to shout at the screen, when you didn't know where to go to have dinner, because the answer was so obvious - Senoji Kibininė! That's the place to go! I had a strong urge to show you the cool places I think you missed out on in general. There's so much you haven't seen... Anyhow, I wish you all the best on your upcoming journeys and if you ever want to revisit Vilnius - I volunteer as your very own guide. ^^
Hey! I'm going soon to Vilnius. What cool places can you recommend worth visiting ang places where to go for lunch?
Like it. You guys just keep doing what are you doing. So exited. Good luck and best wishes from Lithuania.
YEP THAT'S THE PARK I WAS IN. COOOL :) You show me so much memory's in Vilnius when i was with my older sister and 1 year older brother. Good old memory's :)
I am American, live PT in Vilnius, Old Town is really nice ... for people wanting to visit Vilnius, understand something, Lithuania was once part of the Soviet Union, so you will see ALOT of Soviet Flats/Apartments and you will also see ALOT of graffiti as well. English among the young people is common, most places you visit especially in the tourist areas speak English, so, just understand, English is pretty well universal throughout the world .... driving is easy, just like we drive in America as to steering wheel side and the driving lanes the same like the states .... go to the Baltic Sea cities, you will like it, it is really nice area ...
I was really sad that they didn't try kepta duana or go to Klaipeda, Palanga, or the Hill of Crosses. But it did seem that they were short on time so they hit many need to see or eat things in LT. I lived in Klaipeda for five months and loved every moment of it. 10/10 would recommend visiting there to anyone!
Thank you, guys for such lovely video about my country!
I enjoyed watching you visiting my home country and I would love to if you come again someday...the dish, which you've tried (cepelinai), can be made in 2 ways, the potatoe dough to be exact. Cepelinai dough can be grated or boiled. (As a lithuanian I see the diference :D). Maybe Ashley would like it more if potatoe dough would be made differently :)
P.S. I LOVE my postcard! I love that it came all the way from Estonia to MY house! You chose it, doodled on it, thought of ME for a little bit, carried it around, put mailing it on your list of things to accomplish in your day...where did it go and who touched it on its way to bringing ME a moment of joy? I know I am a little bit nutty but those are the things I think about!
hehe, glad you enjoyed it! We love the little stories the post cards tells. Glad you do to. :*)
your video just reminded me how beautiful my city is, Im coming home!
this video is so fun ... plain and simple fun, and cute too!
+ichizato 🤗 thanks!!
Looking forward to adventures in Poland. Wayfam forever! 😍
I love finding crosses or any type of religious statues in all of the places I travel.
It's fun especially when there is a story behind it.
Thanks for a good word about my country ! :) lovely videos guys, good luck !
love you guy,s love your vid,s keep on truckin look forward to the next 1
First the Soviets, then the Nazis, and then the Soviets again... The Baltic states were not so lucky in the past^^
It's true. But they seem to be bouncing back ok now.
What past? Past is not only 19th or 20th century.
Exactly ! Somebody needs to do a better homework before visiting another country. And the old town wasn't shown at all in this video !
no we were not
P.S. Im Lithuanian
BRAVO || LOVED & AMAZING 💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you for visiting Lithuania =)
you are so possitive guys! glad you visited my country 😉
lol your hubby is right. take some break while speak. like us people hasnt english first language but honestly i love your vlog. awesome and addicted. its 1.40 am and your vlog forced me to keep watching. keep it up like johnny walker lolllll
I really like any foreigner coming to our country. Subscribed, hope you liked my country as much as I did
So fun watching you in Lithuania
Thank you so much for sharing. I just found your channel and I'm now a subbie. I love Vilnius. Me and my hubby was there in the end of September. xx Linda
🎉WELCOME🎉 I love that...Subbie. We are so happy to have you here. Where are you from?? -Ash
Hi, I'm from Sweden :)
Ashley, the real English class, thanks for sharing
Haha 👊
These tree cakes we also have in Germany^^. Traditional Christmas sweet. But they are good! I really like them!
We did end up trying it the next day and it was pretty tasty but a little messy to eat.
Lithuanians actually borrowed Baumkuchen from the germans and made it to their traditional cake. It tastes muuuuuch better than the original german Baumkuchen.
Im so happy to see that you like Lithuania!
That would be awesome!! Thanks so much and for watching our video. -Ash
The guys)) I was enjoying a lot) and some useful information
Thanks Egor! Glad you enjoyed!
Go here in a few weeks looks like a great place thx for all the info
What can I tell you??? You missed a hill of crosses in Siauliai - you should take few more days to travel around the country
Kaunas is famous for basketball and current trending growth
Klaipeda - a port city
Nida/Palanga and seaside
Siauliai
and many other small little towns :)
I really love your videos (especially my country's LOL) and was watching it like next level Travel Channel LOL - love your enthusiasm and energy! Great editing, music selection and all joy you are experiencing while travelling :)
Good luck!!!
POW POW POW!!!
I eat sour cream and jam on regular (American) pancakes and it really is the best!
As far as I know Borsch or some versions of it are traditionally eaten in Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania. Probably greatest variety of it can be found in Ukraine where there are many regional versions.
Well, Belarus and Ukraine were part of Grand Duchy of Lithuania, and Commonwealth consisted of Poland and Lithuania so it's no wonder that food and culture mixed together and spread through these countries.
Amazing content 😍🙌
Actually beetroot soup is not traditional lithuanian :) next time you should try our pink soup :) this one is really traditional dish :)
I love to visit Lithuania
daugelis musu 'tradiciniu' patiekaliu istikruju yra nepopuliarus. Todėl užsieniečiams sunku apie juos sužinoti ir jų paragauti.
Tipo šaltibarščiai ?
As gyvenu klaipedoj
To be in Lithuania and not have the pink soup saltibarcai is a miss
really nice to see you like our city. Cheers :)
lithuania looks amazing respecc from turkey aslo i love your videos wayaway and thank you for visiting my country keep up the good work.
Sorry, but please don't come for your own health. Lots of lithuanians don't like muslims, you might get yourself in a serious situation.
Enjoyed the video, good luck guys
yeah, the soup is exactly what you've tried in Russia. I really enjoyed watching you, guys!
Thank you so much. It was so yummy. -Ash
Had chaltibarshi(dont know how to write it) the waiter looked at me from afar , and came over ask if i liked it. I answeared: ohja es is didelis gerai fantastickly super. Aciu labai so much. I know this is terribly bad lithuanian, but here face lit up with a smile and said you know our language. I said i read a knygis or two. They know their language is the most difficult to learn so they get so happy when you try. Wonderful people. By the way my girl is lithuanian, but not not the waiter;)
No footage from the main square or gedimino street?! Also belmontas and the lookup scenery close by is a must place to go.
I like your videos,
Grettings from Lithuania!!! :)
Watched for Lithuania, subscribed for personalities.
Yes! 🇱🇹
Another interesting video the food very much so xx
Thanks! We did really enjoy the food!
In the EU the data component doesn't usually travel across borders unless you call your phone company and let them know you are traveling. They normally add a small charge but it's worth it in my opinion.
Ah ha! That makes sense. I figured there was something I was missing. Thanks for the tip!
I believe recently - Or soon there will be same price calls, messages and possibly data across borders in all Europe.
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You guys look so damn stylish all the time. I'm gonna need y'all to dress me next we hang
Yeah but I'm gonna need some beard tips. Mine didn't go so well last time. :/
4:06 Josh: "I will eat the whole thing right now" - spoken like a true guy! Lol
You're selling yourself short!
You should of had potato pancakes with mushroom sauce and sour cream and meat filling. Best thing ever!
An interesting video.
I only know 1 company in Denmark where you can use your phone like normally in other countries, they are called 3, and specifically 3likehome, but don't know how normal they are:) Cant wait for your france vlogs:):)
We just partnered with a world sim company called gigsky. We're giving them a test and just got them in the mail yesterday. Its so great to have internet again haha. My favorite is uploading instastories right away and not having to wait until I get home to do it. :)
I know you can connect 3 in Spain, Uk, France and Italy :)
I arrived here by Travel and share
I know then Vilnius city is very very good u know i was live in Vilnius for 1 month that's very good
I love Lithuania!
FULL OF BEER :D Love from Vilnius City Council
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You guys are dressing so nice lately! You make Americans (&Canadians) look good. Looking very European. :)
We're doing our best with our tiny bags! :p
Agreed. Sometimes- just sometimes- you can tell a person from North America right away. I am pretty sure you guys were taken for locals in Vilnius. Thanks for the nice video, Ashley and Josh, glad that you dug the vibe of Vilnius. It's my hometown and I miss it (live in Canada now). Wish you had more time to explore, there are some cool places to see.
If russia wouldn't attack every country that they know names of...
Lithuania would easily compete against USA
zZap i agree with you
Not easily,But it would be like 10x to 15x times better at economy/ better wadges and stuff/ But its free for not long time as for country. Its pretty country but Goverment is fucked up
yeah the Japanese survived 2 atomic bombs back in the day aswell and look at them now.. one of the, if not the most innovative countries in the world. shitty past (occupied by CCCP) isn't really a valid excuse anymore considering how much time has passed since Soviet era, it's about the people and their diswillingness to change for the better in this country.
Lol. Lithuania could compete to Kazakhstan maybe
Its mine city 😂 ( I’m lithuanian ) ❤️
Iam live in Lithuania and i born here🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹
you are so chearfull! was nice to see the video !
Little critics: You are showing yourself most of the time, not the beautiful city Vilnius.
Exhoschi NO ONE gives a FUCC bih
Really
Yeah thats true.But they are funny.
I love it! :)
So good vlog )
GERAS
Will you come to Turkey again? 🇹🇷 😄 We miss you 😄
Thanks
Any Good bars and food place? Me and my girl Will be there around 8 of january and stay 4 Days. Cheers!!
Hello from Turkey 😇
When i was a child i was learning how to play tennis. One day we had to race up the hill of three crosses as part of training. After that i decided that i hate tennis and quit...
Haha. That's hilarious
Where will they go next???
DUN DUN DUUUUUN! No points for guessing if you've been watching our IG stories! /J
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Hey Ashley and Josh :-) When will you be in Belgium? I would love to give you guys a food tour in Antwerp. For free!!!!
We just left Belgium yesterday. :P
Good morning
good morning!
About the soup- its basisally the same. Lithuanians and Latvians make it more simple while Russians and ukrainians add cabbage, even beans . Latvians for example like to put meat in beet soup
Si Si Lithuanians put meat and beans in it too!! Depends on how you want it!
show more of the country please next time
hehehe... :)
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WORLD FACTS
The Countries Of Northern Europe
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden are all considered to be part of Northern Europe.
The Countries of Northern Europe
A map showing the countries of Northern Europe.
Northern Europe is the geographic region that covers the northern part of the European continent. It consists of eight countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden
We went to Lithuania from Latvia, last summer and also had this parking thing, it seems they have good way how to earn extra money from tourists :D
Haha, it's true, we saw a guy just going around giving tickets in the tourist spots. Turns out, a bus was parked in front of the pay station so we didn't see it. :p
Oh, trust me, we locals have those issues as well. That ticket box is always in some invisible place.
Atleast in Vilnius you can use app called "m.Parking" where you can link your phone SIM card with car plate number in 5mins, so basically you paying for parking from your phone (different parking zones, so phone just catch it and you dont need to worry about it to much). Not sure if this app works in Trakai tho... But its the same everywhere around Europe, city centers and touristy places crowded, so have to manage traffic somehow :)) Hope this not going to leave bad taste after getting ticket, we all here equal to those laws :)
There's an app for it, m. parking I think, makes life easy
What republic is just for fun :D
The host is Tom Hiddleston's doppelgänger.
Lietuvaaa
look you can have luxury day in lithuania and spent just 50 euro
Its true. The prices of things were great. -Ash
Not 50 euros but more
ayman alfred oh really?!?
I LIVE IN VILNIUS
Hello in Lithuania is labas
I’m forma Lithuania
Welcome.:) We really enjoyed visiting Lithuania -Ash
I am Lithuanian
Are you like Lithuania and Lithuania food?
you overpaid for the cepelinai in some places it costs 2-3 euro i think and it has a bigger portion sizes i don't know maybe it was tasty :D