Step back in time and explore Vilnius through a different lens on a guided bike tour. Venture beyond the Old Town, deep into the city’s Soviet past, visiting key landmarks and learning about life during the Soviet occupation. Hear fascinating stories from professional local guides, see stunning Soviet-era architecture, and discover hidden gems that many visitors miss.

Explore the former Evangelical Lutheran cemetery, now transformed into a beautiful park surrounding the Vilnius Wedding Palace. Learn about its history and how the Soviet regime reshaped this area, erasing much of its past.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant urban art scene at this unique outdoor gallery, located in a post-industrial part of Vilnius. Admire murals, sculptures, and installations created by local and international artists, showcasing creativity in the heart of the former Elfa factory.

Visit Vilnius' oldest market, designed in 1906 with a stunning structure inspired by the Eiffel Tower. Once a bustling trade centre, Hales Market now offers a glimpse into the city's architectural and commercial history.

Discover the site of the Great Synagogue of Vilnius, once a centre of Jewish spiritual and cultural life, now undergoing archaeological excavations to uncover remnants of its storied past.

Admire the Soviet modernist architecture of this building, which still retains original features, offering a unique insight into the Soviet era's aesthetic and functional design.

Cycle through this “village within a city,” where wooden houses and unpaved streets offer a glimpse of Vilnius' past, untouched by Soviet urban planning.

Learn about Lithuania's resistance to Soviet occupation, from the guerrilla wars to the KGB’s repressive measures.

Total distance 14 km.