Gediminas Tower

  Dating back to the 15th century, Gediminas Tower rises prominently on a hill in the heart of Vilnius, adjacent to the Palace of the Grand Dukes. Originally part of the Upper Castle, this historic structure embodies the city’s medieval past, serving as a watchtower and lookout point. Visitors can explore the tower's interior, which provides insights into the history of Lithuania, and climb to the top for a panoramic view of the cityscape, especially vibrant in the months of June and July. With its striking red brick facade, Gediminas Tower stands as a symbol of national pride, maintaining its significance in modern Vilnius. Make sure to check out the nearby Gediminas Avenue for a blend of history and contemporary culture.