Welcome to "Unexplored Place"! Founded by Rita,  a Lithuanian expat in UK since 2004, but still very closely attached to native country. Our team brings you the essence of Lithuania through exclusive activities designed to reveal hidden gems only known to locals mixed with tourist spots. Discover the beauty and authenticity of Lithuania with our services, including hotels, day trips, and personalized tips and suggestions.​

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Lithuania, a small yet enchanting country in the Baltic region, has a rich cultural heritage waiting to be explored. From cozy stays in cities to immersive day trips to untouched natural wonders, we offer a range of services to ensure a memorable and authentic travel experience. By partnering with local guides and communities, we ensure that every tour is thoughtfully curated to showcase the best of Lithuania.

The capital, Vilnius, boasts a UNESCO-listed Baroque Old Town, while Kaunas, the second-largest city, features Art Deco architecture and museums. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Curonian Spit National Park with its sand dunes and forests, or enjoy boating in Trakai National Park. Lithuania is also known for its Hill of Crosses, a poignant memorial, and its thriving nightlife, especially in Vilnius. 

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Named the European Green Capital of 2025, there’s never been a better time to explore its protected forests, lakes and sandy dunes along the Baltic Sea. Green spaces cover 61% of its capital, Vilnius, with unmissable attractions like the recently restored Sapieha Palace.

Lithuania is in the spotlight for 2025, earning the remarkable title of  No. 1 country in Europe and the second-best destination in the world on Lonely Planet's ”Best in Travel” list.

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Let us be your guide as you explore the hidden treasures of this picturesque country and create memories to last a lifetime.

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           What to explore in Lithuania?

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• Resort Palanga and sandy beaches

• “Sahara of Lithuania” - the Curonian Spit;

• Spa centres

• Amber museum and shops

• Hill of crosses

• Capital Vilnius with Cathedral, old town and TV tower

•  Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

•  Lukiškės 2.0, a former Soviet prison turned funky arts venue

• Visit a nuclear power station in Ignalina. If you’ve seen the 2019 HBO miniseries Chernobyl, then you’ll recognize parts of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant. This is a unique place that housed two of the most powerful nuclear reactors in the world

• ​ Klaipėda’s nautical-themed, 4-day Sea Festival

•  Lithuanian Song and Dance Festival in Vilnius;

• Palanga’s frenetic Summer Festival;

• Medieval frolics of the midsummer Rasos feast at Kernavė

• Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum is today one of the largest monumental sites in Europe. This unique 50-hectare site is a memorial complex comprising a World War II mass murder site and a burial ground, as well as a memorial to Nazism victims.

• And so much more.

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The best months for good weather are May, June, July, August and September (15°C -30°C)

January is the coldest month of the year.

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