The city centre is mostly safe, better not to stray off where there's no lights and you'll likely be fine. Personally I never experienced any harassment and i feel mostly safe. The public transport is also quite safe.

Kira

I live in a village in Western Lithuania, and am familiar with various towns and villages in the area. It is very safe, and very calm. If you are obviously foreign, you might get some looks, but even that is changing very quickly

Vilnius

Panevezys

Siauliai

Kaunas

Trakai

Druskininkai

Klaipeda

Neringa

Palanga

Dubingiai

Motiejiškės

Anyksciai

Laumenai

Avizieniai

Dūkštos

Bendoriai

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