History & heritage
Vilnius wears its history openly. Its old town is one of the largest and best-preserved in Eastern Europe — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of baroque churches, cobbled lanes, courtyards and a hilltop castle looking out over red rooftops. It is a city that has been Polish, Russian and Soviet in turn, and you feel all of it in the architecture and the streets.
Between rounds, the capital offers easy, rewarding wandering: Cathedral Square, the artists' quarter, viewpoints over the river valley. It's the cultural counterweight that makes a Vilnius golf break feel like a proper trip rather than just a few rounds of golf.


