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Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car not necessary Nearest amenities: 0 km
Notes:
Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The apartment is well located in the Old Town a few minutes walk to the centre. There are also bars and restaurants in the same street and a supermarket nearby. The apartment is well equipped and provides a good base from which to explore the city.
The studio apartment has recently been decorated and refitted with laminate flooring, and new furniture. There is a separate modern well equipped fitted kitchen and a small shower and toilet. There is a double sofabed and a single wallbed. The apartment is suitable for couples but could accommodate three people.
Vilnius old town
Trakai castle
living area
living area
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The Dzukija region
Dzukija is situated in the south of Lithuania. The major cities of Dzukija region are Belarus. Vilnius, Lyda and Alytus. Forests and marshlands are a major feature of Dzukija. The biggest swamp in Lithuania, the Cepkeliu marsh, is also situated here.Dzukija is famous for the Dzukija National Park, The Dzukija was established as a National Park in 1991 in order to preserve the pine forests, the landscape and the villages of the region. If you want to explore outside of Vilnius there are plenty of unspoilt green areas, lakes, and forests. A popular tourist destination is Trakai castle. Trakai is a town situated between three lakes, 28 kilometres to the west of Vilnius. On your way there you travel through the historic lands of the former Duchy of Trakai, whose centre, Old Trakai, was the capital of Lithuania in the Middle Ages. Although the climate is cold in winter it is pleasantly warm in the summer with temperatures reaching +30c in July and August.
Vilnius / Vilnius Old Town area
In 2009, Vilnius becomes European Capital of Culture – the gate to the country celebrating its name millennium.
Vilnius has long been famous for hospitality, different nations used to live here with one accord and visitors would feel the city’s friendly atmosphere in no time and stay here for good. Indeed, among all travel memories the most precious one is that which reminds the warm and hospitable country where you feel awaited guest rather than redundant intruder.
It feels good to be welcomed with a smile and a caring attitude. The cosy city leaves an imprint in your memory and makes you want to return here and bring your family and friends.
If you have never been to Vilnius before then prepare for a treat! The capital city of Lithuania, Vilnius has always attracted tourists from across the globe. Its Old Town has been the centre of its cultural life for years. Many different architectural styles can be seen in the Old Town - from the Gothic of St. Anne’s Church to the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and Classic styles evident in the Old University.
Vilnius Old Town is the place where almost anyone feels good. It is surprising how far Italian Renaissance and Baroque have stretched to the North and how very much belonging these styles look amidst the buildings of Russian Byzantine style, Jewish elements, dwelling houses and even in the foundations of the remains of pagan structures. Vilnius is an authentic portrait of Lithuania. We are the way the city is; we live at the juncture of three cultural zones - Central, Northern and Eastern Europe. The Old Town of Vilnius is among the largest in Eastern and Central Europe, included int the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Vilnius architecture can be recognized in the American computer game Ghost Recon. True, only names can be recognized - there is a mismatch between the map and the actual reality.
Another must see is the Uzupis-A separate republic has been established in the Montmartre of Vilnius, a cosy place near the Vilnia River. The statutes of the republic advocate a spirit of tolerance and creativity. A visit to Vilnius would not be complete without a trip up the TV Tower. The Vilnius TV Tower is a 326.5 metre-high (1071 ft) building in the Karoliniškės microdistrict of Vilnius, Lithuania. It is the tallest building in Lithuania, with a viewing platform and revolving restaurant, where you can dine while watching spectacular sunsets. The TV tower played a major role in the events of January 13, 1991, when 14 unarmed civilians lost their lives and 700 were injured opposing the Soviet military seizure of the tower.
Apart from a wealth of historical buildings Vilnius is also a vibrant city which comes alive at night with bars, smart restaurants plus a good variety of nightclubs where you can dance til dawn! The new part of the city is modern, lively and cosmopolitan with big name stores you would expect like Chanel, Mango, Marks and Spencer and much, much more...
How to get there
Most Nortern European major airlines fly to Vilnius, they include Baltic Air,SAS, and Lithuanian airlines. Ryanair also fly to Kaunas (about an hour and 10mins by car or taxi).
All the major car hire companies opperate from the airports and cities.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Vilnius airport: 8 km
Activities near Vilnius
Sports: Tennis in town Waterpark Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation Good nightlife City breaks Cycling holidays
Sofabeds (1), Single beds (1), Sleeps maximum of 3
Other:
Linen and towels provided.
Access:
Parking space
Further details outdoors: The apartment is on the ground floor of a small block, is secure and has its own private entrance and parking is available nearby.
Further details
An information pack is provided on arrival, as well as complimentary coffee, tea, milk and bottled water. Our English speaking representative will be on hand to answer all your questions. She is a trained tour guide and should you require it she can arrange a personalised city tour with you (at an additional cost to be agreed with her). Our representative is also available to meet and drive you from the airport for a small fee of around 10 euros.
Conditions
This is a non smoking apartment, there is a garden area for those wishing to smoke. no stag or hen parties or groups of guys, 100 euro breakages deposit to be returned when you leave assuming no damage has occured. 25% deposit to be paid 1 month before your stay the balance to be paid on arrival or by bank transfer before you arrive.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: Euros €
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Period
From
To
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Nightly rate
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Weekday
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flat rate
2 Dec 08
5 Jan 10
315£274
4539
4539
3 Nights
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The owner's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
25% deposit to be paid 4 weeks before arrival by bank transfer or paypal and the balance to be paid on arrival plus a breakage deposit of 100 euros which you will get back on your departure.
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