[2025 Vilnius Attraction] Travel Guide for Užupis (Updated Apr)

What began as a tongue-in-cheek April Fools’ Day joke has evolved into one of the smallest republics in the world, with its own government and constitution. Republic of #užupis is #vilnius Bohemian and artistic district. It has its own anthem, constitution, president, bishop, churches and its own guardian called The Bronze Angel of Užupis, who was put in the centre of the district in 2002 #lithuania #unforgetabletrip #art #happynewyear

#europetravel Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is an amazing and beautiful city rich in history and charm. Walking through its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, feels like stepping into a fairytale with its cobbled streets, baroque architecture, and stunning churches. The Gediminas Tower offers breathtaking views of the city, while Užupis, the artistic district, adds a quirky and creative touch. Vilnius is also a great place for food lovers, with cozy cafés and delicious traditional dishes. The city’s warm and welcoming atmosphere makes it a perfect place to wander and explore. Whether for history, culture, or scenery, Vilnius is a must-visit destination.

Across the bridge over the Vilnia River on the outskirts of Vilnius Old Town, there is an area known as the Republic of Užupis. Originally, there were many vacant houses, and artists began to gather there, holding events and renovating the vacant houses, which increased the area's popularity. Street art can be seen everywhere, on alleyways and café walls. I enjoyed a leisurely stroll, taking in the unique atmosphere of the city with its individualistic artworks and its history of decay.

#9月好去2024 #Lithuania #Užupis #Baltic Sea Užupis is a neighborhood in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, mainly located in the Old Town. Uzupis means "beyond the river" or "other side of the river" in Lithuanian, referring to the Vilnia River🌊🏞️ The Republic of Uzupis is fairly small and remote, covering only about 60 hectares (148 acres); it has about 7,000 residents, nearly 1,000 of whom are artists🎨✍️The Republic has long been popular with artists and has been likened to Montmartre in Paris for its bohemian and laissez-faire atmosphere. On April 1, 1997, the region declared itself an independent republic with its own constitution, army, parliament, etc. It is very unique in Lithuania and is a very magical country‼ ️‼ ️✨

#urbanwanderings My urban wanderings in Vilnius were filled with action, art, and unexpected adventures at every turn. The city’s vibrant energy was palpable as I explored its charming streets, where history intertwines with creativity. From the stunning architecture of the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the lively arts scene in Užupis, I found inspiration everywhere. Visiting the many galleries and street art installations revealed the local culture’s dynamic spirit. Along the way, I discovered cozy cafés and hidden courtyards, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the atmosphere. Vilnius, with its rich history and artistic flair, offered an unforgettable experience that continually beckoned me to explore more.

#summerdestinations Uzupis is a unique and culturally rich district in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. Known for its bohemian and artistic vibe, Uzupis declared itself an independent republic on April 1, 1997. This whimsical self-declared republic has its own constitution, president, anthem, and even a few embassies. Reasons to check it out: 1. Uzupis Constitution: Displayed on a wall in multiple languages, it includes quirky and philosophical statements about human rights and freedoms. 2. Artistic Community: The area is home to numerous artists, galleries, and studios, making it a hub for creative expression. 3. Angel of Uzupis: A prominent sculpture that symbolizes the free spirit and creativity of the district. 4. Festivities: Uzupis celebrates its independence annually on April 1st with a variety of events and performances. Uzupis's independent and creative spirit makes it a notable and intriguing part of Vilnius, attracting both locals and tourists interested in its unique atmosphere. #historicallandmarks #localguides #lithuania #summer24 #travelideas

Time: 2023/12/8 20:00 Venue: AVIA SOLUTIONS GROUP Arena Natalija Bunkė, the legendary actress, is going to sing. Are you ready for this feast? When talking about Lithuania, we have to mention its capital, Vilnius. It is said that Vilnius is one of the cities with the most churches in the world. Let's check in the wonderful buildings here~ 1. Vilnius Cathedral Located on the wide church square at the foot of Gediminas Mountain, Vilnius Cathedral was built in 1387-1388. It is the first Gothic wooden structure church. After many restorations, it gradually integrated Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles. 2. Gediminas Tower Gediminas Tower is located on Gediminas Mountain at an altitude of 48 meters. It was built in the 13th century and still stands on the top of the mountain after experiencing many wars and reconstructions. The three-story tower has a simple appearance but has experienced many vicissitudes of life. It is the first choice for tourists visiting Vilnius. Climb up Mount Gediminas and get a bird's eye view of the entire Vilnius from halfway up the mountain. It's also a great place to take photos of the city. 3. Uzupis Uzupis is located in the east of the old city. It is the territory of artists, dreamers, vagrants and drunkards. The region declared "independence" in 1998. Compared with the old city, this place is a bit dilapidated. It was hailed as a "utopia" at that time. Tourists interested in art can go and visit it. The more interesting building walls are used as art canvases, with various graffiti works, which are very intriguing. On December 8th, let's go to this concert in Vilnius~