Lithuania in brief

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Whether you’re looking for a short break or a week’s stay, Lithuania offers exceptional value with everything within easy reach. This compact Baltic nation combines rich cultural heritage, pristine nature, innovative gastronomy, and active adventures – all supported by modern infrastructure and quality services. Lithuania’s cultural attractions, spiritual pilgrimage sites, vibrant arts scenes, outdoor activities, and professional meeting facilities make it a great choice for travelers who want authentic European experiences without the crowds.

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Lithuania in a brief

Lithuania is the largest of the three Baltic states, bordered by Latvia, Belarus, Poland, and Russia (Kaliningrad). It covers 65,300 km² (25,200 square miles) with a population of 2.8 million people. Most residents are ethnic Lithuanians (82.3%), with Polish (6.2%) and Russian (5%) minorities, and 6.5% others (including Ukrainian, Belarusian, etc.), and the majority are Roman Catholic (74.2%). Lithuanian is the official language, and the country is a full member of the European Union using the Euro as its currency. The capital is Vilnius, followed by the former capital Kaunas and the port city of Klaipėda as the three main cities.