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Flights to Vilnius

Whether travellers want to visit the charming Lithuanian capital of Vilnius for tourism, business, or seeing family and friends, getting there by plane is quick and easy. Vilnius has one airport close to the city centre. As one of the fastest growing airports in Europe, it offers direct flight connections to most major European cities, from Barcelona to Billund. Travellers can also transfer to an intercity or international train or coach.

Which is the main airport in Vilnius?

The main and only airport in Vilnius is Vilnius Airport (VNO). Inside, travellers will find a wide variety of places to eat and drink, including restaurants, cafés and bars. The shopping selection is also comprehensive, including duty-free items and souvenirs. Other facilities include a pharmacy, baby care rooms, and a bureau de change. Vilnius Airport is 4 miles away from the city centre; arriving passengers can get downtown via bus route number 1, which takes 15 to 20 minutes.

Which airlines offer flights to Vilnius?

A large number of airlines offer non-direct flights from the UK to Vilnius. Providers include Lufthansa, Brussels Airlines and Norwegian. There are also two airlines which offer direct flights: low-cost providers Wizz Air and Ryanair. Wizz Air passengers can depart from London Luton or Doncaster. Ryanair, on the other hand, offers a few more departure airports: London Luton, London Stansted, Liverpool and Leeds.

Why travel by plane to Vilnius?

It’s easy to get to Vilnius by plane from most corners of the UK. Travellers can book direct flight from five British airports or take a connecting flight from any airport in the country via one of over a dozen airlines. Flights to Vilnius are speedy, getting passengers to the Lithuanian capital in less than three hours. Plus, since the airport is just 15 minutes away from the city centre, arrivals are quick and hassle-free.

Before you travel to Vilnius by plane - good to know!

Buses are the best way to get around the attractions in Vilnius. Buses run through popular areas every 10 to 15 minutes, but even the most remote locations in the city are served by hourly buses. When visiting any country as unique and interesting as Vilnius, travellers will want to bring back souvenirs for their friends and family, and of course, typical key-rings and magnets are overdone and underwhelming. In a city as creative as Vilnius, local crafts are abound and make for memorable souvenirs. Travellers should look out for amber jewellery (purchased from the Amber Museum to ensure its authenticity), embroidery, pottery and hand-carved masks.