European Green Capital 2025
Sustainability in Vilnius is more than preserving green spaces and nurturing biodiversity in Vilnius. The walkable city maximizes modern solutions embraces modern solutions to stay innovative, open, and willing to experiment. Sustainability is woven into the urban fabric of Vilnius, starting from switching to renewable energy in transport, heating, ending with forward-looking urban planning, reimagining city and streets, open to pedestrians and bicycles. Savor the benefits of slow living at every step by enjoying delicious meals made from locally grown organic products, moving around the city without leaving a carbon footprint, getting to know nature, shopping for souvenirs, and experiencing a high quality of life.
Easy access to the city from the very first minute!
Reach the center of Vilnius from the airport in just 15 minutes
The train and bus station are located right next to the city centre
Public transport is available right outside, wherever you arrive
Stay in a sustainable way
Vilnius offers sustainable hotels that focus on eco-friendly practices, like energy efficiency and waste reduction. Many feature locally sourced materials and green-certified accommodations. These hotels provide environmentally responsible options in the heart of the city.
Shop like a local
A sustainable way of life is encouraged here – from buying local products and living organically to participating in environmental cleanup events or item-swapping initiatives with like-minded people.
Discover the local flavors
Vilnius offers fresh, seasonal cuisine, with its four Michelin-star restaurants showcasing local ingredients. Farmers' markets brim with fresh products, perfect for omnivores, vegans, and vegetarians alike. Enjoy coffee-to-go from local cafés and refill your water bottle at the city's free water stations while exploring.
9 Ways Vilnius is Becoming a Greener City
Vilnius is demonstrating the importance of sustainable urban spaces for both the planet and residents' well-being. Key initiatives include expanding its network of 140 km of biking paths and - 1,490 km of walking trails, reducing plastic bag usage by five times in one year.
