Lithuania can be safely called a country of fields and meadows - after all, they occupy more than half of the territory of this state. Agriculture is very well developed here. This is what attracts tourists and travelers who want to enjoy pastoral paintings and take a break from the bustle of the city.
Instructions
Step 1
The most convenient and fastest way to get to Lithuania is by plane, on the Moscow - Vilnius flight. Aircrafts of Transaero Airlines take off from Domodedovo Airport on this route, Aeroflot airliners depart from Sheremetyevo, and Utair flights depart from Vnukovo in this direction. The flight time will be 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Step 2
There is an alternative to airplanes - a trip by long-distance train. There are several flights every day to the largest city in Lithuania - Vilnius. The trains "Moscow - Vilnius" and "Moscow - Kaliningrad" leave from the Belorussky railway station in the capital, and you should get off at the station "Vilnius". Travel time is about 14 hours.
Step 3
Travel to Lithuania by bus. Buses "Moscow - Vilnius" leave from Rizhsky railway station twice a day. You can also go to Lithuania from the Tushinskaya bus station, from there the Moscow - Vilnius bus also runs. Travel time in both cases will be around 16 hours, excluding unforeseen road delays.
Step 4
Recently, it has become quite popular to travel to the Baltics in general and to Lithuania in particular by car. The main advantage of such a trip is good roads, a large number of motels where you can relax and even spend the night and safety. There are several options for traveling to Lithuania by car. According to the first, it is necessary to move along the M1 highway through Vyazma and Smolensk to the Russian-Belarusian border, where the M-6 highway begins. After the car has passed Minsk, there will be very little left to Vilnius - 190 kilometers. The time of a cleaner on the way from Moscow to Vilnius takes about 15 hours.
Step 5
If you use the second option, then you need to start along the M9 highway, bypass Rzhev and Velikiye Luki. Then you have to move along the Belarusian highway A6, which will lead to the Latvian town of Daugavpils, from which only 170 kilometers will remain to Vilnius.
