Drone Rules in Lithuania

The castle in the city of Trakai

Trakai is the old capital of the country, and one of the most beautiful elements in it is the castle in the city, which is so beautiful and fairytale that it seems to have been built to motivate visitors to be constantly tempted to buy and send postcards with photos of the castle. It was built on a small island in the middle of Lake Galwe. Due to the fact that it is one of the main centres of power of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the Gothic castle, built of red bricks and built in the 14th century, has always played an important role in the history of Lithuania.
Throughout the year, the island’s castle offers many exhibitions, museum exhibitions, as well as historical artefacts and sacred works of Lithuanian history that visitors can get acquainted with. Many cultural events are also organized in the area, including the Trakai Castle Festival, which is more than curious.

The old city of the capital Vilnius

The Old Town of Vilnius is a true medieval treasure included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is one of the largest, most preserved and best maintained medieval cities in Europe. The Old Town of Vilnius is also the largest old town, built mainly in Baroque style in Eastern and Central Europe.
The city is located at the point where the rivers Vilnius and Neris merge, making it one of the greenest and most natural cities in the world. Here you can safely stroll down the old cobblestone charming streets, exploring a fantastic architecture that is almost completely lost. In the old city of Vilnius you are immersed in a forgotten age that will remind you of the times you have read about in the books. The well-maintained buildings of the Castle, Vilnius University (the oldest in Central and Eastern Europe), the city’s central cathedral, which has a six-century history, the Franciscan Church and Monastery, the Dominican Church of the Holy Spirit and all the beautiful Orthodox Churches part of the exquisite buildings that will charm you with their charm.

The Palace of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in Vilnius

There are still disputes between historians in Lithuania when the first important public building was built on the site of the palace in the capital Vilnius. It is believed that as early as the 13th and 14th centuries there were traces of a large stone building on this site, with some archaeologists believing that there was a wooden palace in the past that was destroyed in the past. in invasions of foreign tribes. Notwithstanding the lack of reliable evidence of how many buildings existed on this site and why they were destroyed, there is no doubt that this space has always been crucial to the social, political and economic life of Lithuania. During the Middle Ages, local rulers repeatedly rebuilt and rebuilt castles at the site, as fires, disasters, and invasions often destroy what was built.