based on 19 experiences from female travelers
I found Vilnius really safe, people really mind their own business and men are respectful. I even went on my own for food and a drink to a local pub, there was a group of men seated at the same table and they let me be. I loved the history of Vilnius, visiting the museums, going to the Opera, the prison, a fascinating place!
Posted: March 27, 2025Ruveyda
Turkey
The country was very safe. Even though it was late, I was able to travel around the country safely. It is not a very expensive country. Since the country is small, most places are close to each other.
Posted: March 9, 2025Vilnius is extremely safe, quiet city. Transportation is very comfortable and it is easy to get from one point to another. In 2 days, it is possible to complete the city tour. First day: the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Monument of Three Crosses, Gediminas Castle Tower and the second day Old Town and the churches, streets, squares in Old Town can be explored. Pilies Street, the Orthodox Church of Holy Spirit are must-see locations.
Posted: September 2, 2024Experienced: July, 2024I traveled to Vilnius with a group of friends and managed to stay there for 6 days. From my experience, I can tell that we overall felt safe during our trip, and were very excited about tourist sightseeings. Vilnius is a vibrant city with interesting spots, restaurants, history, people, and culture.
Posted: August 24, 2024Experienced: August, 2023I felt incredibly safe in Vilnius. I don’t say this lightly m but I never felt this safe walking around at night (I was with another person though). Not once where we cat called and not once where we even given a weird look. I can’t even say the same for my home town! Vilnius is so beautiful and everything is so cheap there (you can comfortably pay with euro 😍). The city centre has a mall where they have a bubble tea store where they serve rose slushies (best thing I ever had the honor to taste).
Posted: August 11, 2024Vilnius is a very cozy little town, with various hygge cafes and restaurants (one cute cat cafe among them!). Ancient streets and sights, if you like to stroll along beautiful narrow streets while stopping for a coffee here and there - that’s your kind of place!
Posted: August 6, 2024I visited places including Uzupis, Soho nightclub, and the Lithuanian Gay League center. There are many backpacker hostels, walking tours, and good affordable food. Culturally people are not very "smiley" but that does not mean they are unkind or unhelpful.
Posted: June 6, 2024Alexandra
Belarus
Vilnius is always great 🫶 I adore this city and it’s really worth visiting during any season. Great people, nice traditional cuisine and Old Town makes you go back in time. Every time I leave, I immediately want to go back :) There are many options for exploring the city and the country itself, for shopping, activities and anything you like during trips.
Posted: April 18, 2024I only spent two days there. At the MO Museum at that time, there was a contemporary art exhibition about Vilnius, which gave me some idea of what artists think about this place. I saw Literacka Street, Zarzecze (an alternative state, which even has its own charming constitution) and as for cafes, I recommend Elska Coffee.
Posted: October 14, 2023I have been to Lithuania several times. Their capital, Vilnius, is incredibly charming and beautiful, full of historical and cultural attractions to see. The city of Trakai, about 30 minutes away from Vilnius, is stunning and very lively in the summer, and it is also home to the famous and beautifully restored old castle. Kaunas is a smaller city, but I definitely recommend visiting it too. The infrastructure between the main cities is great, and their tram/bus network reaches most parts of the country in a reasonable time. Generally speaking, the country has a very unique atmosphere, very friendly people, and has a lot to offer.
Posted: February 14, 2023Based on 95 local experiences
Based on 95 local experiences
There are some parts of the city that you can avoid, I dont think its unsafe is more uncomfortable for women. But mainly because of men from other countries. But in general is very calm chill place to be, public transport is amazing.
Posted: May 7, 2025Aurelija
Lithuania is a very safe place, of course if you are looking for club life than not so safe, but living and enjoying culture super safe. In my life living in Lithuania I haven’t experienced any issues with strangers, especially in my home city. In comparison when i was in France Paris I felt super uncomfortable while riding metro, i can’t event describe this feeling, but I haven’t in my life experienced it here in Lithuania
Posted: May 4, 2025Adrija
I’m recently graduated from high school and I want to travel now as much as possible. I’m an artistic person, I like drawing, sculpting and painting. I like to talk about various topics and I enjoy a good company. But also I don’t mind being alone, I think the most important thing in life is to learn how to be comfortable around yourself.
Aurelija
Hi there (Labas), planing on taking a gap year (2025-2026) after school and looking for everything out there what to do, open for everything. I can easily help you with a trip around Lithuania, i have a car so it would easy showing you around Lithuania or certain citys like Vilnius. With love Aure
Erika
Kaunas
2 days
Just a student that loves going to concerts while visiting new places.
Sophie
Vilnius
4 days
Hi! I’m Sophie, a 18-year-old girl from Minsk, Belarus living in Vilnius, Lithuania. I’m a theatre student right now. I’m funny, communicative, friendly, supportive person who is open to new meetings and ideas:) I love travelling, animals, theater (as well as cinema) and spending time in a warm company!
Delara
Vilnius
3 days
Hi there! I’m Delara, a business student, content creator, and traveler based in Vilnius, Lithuania. I love exploring and learning about different cultures, history, heritage, and art of different places…but most importantly I value the connection and shared vision and friendship and experiences I gain and share along the way. If this is you too, don’t hesitate to text me! Let’s chat & let’s be friends :)
Aukse
Gelgaudiškis
3 days
I love life in general
Viktorija
Laiviai
3 days
Hello all! My name is Viktorija and I am from Lithuania - I have lived and travelled all over Europe and am super excited to go beyond. I truly believe that connecting to locals is the most enriching aspect of travel, and meeting other women who have a passion for exploring is always inspiring. I have worked in tourism and hospitality for most of my life, and while I might not be an expert, I am happy to share stories and advice :)
Aurelija
Kaunas
3 days
Psychedelics therapy assistant 😻 Looking forward interesting people to connect and collaborate 😌 Love living in summer and techno 💃🕺 I have wonderful partner, but summertime spending alone ☺️
Erika
Klaipeda
3 days
Traveling is my greatest passion ❤️ I'm an art teacher, currently on babycare holidays 🥰
Dalia
Vilnius
3 days
I am open minded, interested in culture, art, cinema, psychology, exploring new things.
Anea
Marijampole
3 days
Hello everyone, I am Anea, 23 year old girl from Zagreb, Croatia but at the beginning of this year i moved to the small beautiful city of Marijampolė in Lithuania. I am very happy to host you at my place if you ever find yourself here, and I can show you around. I moved here by myself to volunteer, at a kindergarten, I love kids and this is my dream! I also love animals and they are more than welcome at my place 💕 for any other questions feel free to reach out 🤗
Meda
Siauliai
3 days
I'm Meda, I love to long walks in the nature, dancing, singing, creating art. I'm very openminded and spontaneous. I'm open to various opportunities!
Beatrice
Hi everyone!! I’m Italian born in Belgium, I currently live in Angola with my family and plan to travel during my holidays. I love music (I like what I like genre doesn’t matter), traveling ofc, colouring and geography quizzes haha.
Andrea
Lithuanian/Irish living in Kaunas. Up for coffee dates and cat pets.