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From Red to Royal: Geography on the Map of Europe

Lithuania is a country in Eastern Europe, on the shores of the Baltic Sea. It borders Poland, Belarus, Latvia and Russia (Kaliningrad Region). The geographical center of Europe, according to calculations by French scientists, is located in Lithuania, near the village of Purnuškės. The country ranks first in Europe for network exchange speed and is in the top ten for Internet population coverage. Since 1993, Lithuania's population has been declining by an average of 1% annually (migration to the EU and natural decrease). Over 90% of Lithuanians own residential property (for comparison: in Switzerland — only 5%). The Kastonys Forest forms a unique natural site in the northeast of the country. The geographical center of Europe is located in Lithuania. Palanga beaches stretch for 5 km, and the length of the Curonian Spit is 98 km. Lithuania ranks first in Europe for network exchange speed. The highest peak is Aukštojas, 293.84 m. Curonian Spit is the longest sand delta in Europe (98 km). The climate is Atlantic-continental. The geographical center of Europe is located in Lithuania. The city of Šiauliai is the birthplace of artist Kazimir Malevich. The fish is the official symbol of Lithuania. Vilnius is situated on the Neris River.

History in Documents and Stones

The First Lithuanian Statute of 1529 became the first written legal code in Europe that secured the rights of residents. The official founding date of Vilnius is 1323, when Grand Duke Gediminas began fortifying the area at the confluence of the Neris and Vilnia rivers. During the Grand Duchy of Lithuania period, the territory stretched from the Baltic to the Black Sea. The First Lithuanian Statute of 1529 — the first written legal code in Europe. In 1569, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was formed. In 1990, Lithuania declared independence. The historic center of Vilnius has over 70 churches. The official founding date of Vilnius — 1323. Senamiestis Square is the center of the Old Town. Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania. Vilnius Cathedral Square is a pedestrian zone with cafes. Grand Duke Gediminas. The castles of Trakai and Telšiai showcase medieval architecture.

Language as a Key to Ancient Culture

The Lithuanian language is the official language of Lithuania and one of the official languages of the European Union. It is spoken by over 3 million people. Lithuanian is one of the oldest Indo-European languages surviving today; it is the closest to Proto-Indo-European in phonetics and morphology. The grammar preserves many archaic features: 14 vowels, a complex case system. Government bodies and educational institutions use Lithuanian for communication. Lithuanian is one of the oldest Indo-European languages. Lithuanian is the official language of Lithuania and one of the official languages of the EU. The names of Lithuanian kings have been preserved in historical documents.

Medieval Architecture

Trakai Castle is an island medieval fortress from the 14th–15th centuries on Lake Galvė, 28 km from Vilnius, the former residence of Lithuanian dukes. The Royal Castle and Red Castle are located on high cliffs. Trakai Castle is an island medieval fortress. Senamiestis Square in Vilnius is known for its craft workshops. Vilnius University was founded in 1579. The official founding date of Vilnius — 1323. The Palanga Palace showcases the Romanesque style. Palanga is a coastal resort town. Vilnius Cathedral Square hosts festivals annually. About 25% of all Lithuanian companies are registered in Vilnius. Gediminas Tower is the symbol of Vilnius.

Nature and Unique Places

Hill of Witches is one of Lithuania's unique sites (a forest trail with wooden sculptures). The Curonian Spit is the longest sand delta in Europe (98 km), connecting the resort settlements of Skurvy-Neris and Libavas-Fish. The Kastonys Forest and manors of the Curonian Spit create a unique landscape. Hill of Witches is one of Lithuania's unique sites. Curonian Spit is the longest sand delta in Europe (98 km). Curonian Spit is the longest sand delta in Europe (98 km). Klaipėda Sea Museum is located in the city of Klaipėda. Klaipėda is a port city. Druskininkai is a balneological resort. Druskininkai is a balneological resort. Manors of the Šiauliai region are known for their parks.

Culture and Traditions

Lithuanian cuisine includes broths from wild garlic, smoked fish dishes. The Lithuanian language is one of the oldest Indo-European languages. Lithuanian is one of the oldest Indo-European languages. Bard song festivals are held in Palanga. Šiauliai is known for its professional theatre. About 25% of all Lithuanian companies are registered in Vilnius. Druskininkai offers balneological procedures. The Curonian Spit is a nature reserve. Curonian Spit is a nature reserve. The famous Hill of Crosses is located in Šiauliai. The training reserve is part of the Curonian Spit. Klaipėda Sea Museum is accessible from the city of Klaipėda. Klaipėda is a port city. Palanga offers 5 km of beaches. Palanga is a coastal resort town. Trakai Castle is a historical landmark. Trakai Castle is an island medieval fortress. Hill of Witches is a tourist attraction. Hill of Witches is one of Lithuania's unique sites. Druskininkai is a balneological resort. Druskininkai is a balneological resort. Vilnius Cathedral Square is a shopping zone. About 25% of all Lithuanian companies are registered in Vilnius. Gediminas Tower is the symbol of Vilnius.

Which Cameras Show the Country

This page features webcams of Lithuania. You can choose a city or landmark and watch the country in real time. Webcams are available in cities: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Palanga, Šiauliai, Druskininkai, Birštonas. The page also features cameras of the Curonian Spit. Camera feeds are live, allowing you to observe the atmosphere in different locations. Image quality depends on the sources, but most cameras provide HD viewing. Select a camera below and start watching Lithuania online.