Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia – these three independent Baltic countries are often referred to as sisters. Yet each country has a different language and a unique culture.
The old towns of the capitals of all three countries – Vilnius, Riga, and Tallinn – are part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Many natural sites in the Baltic States are also included in this list, so it is not surprising that these countries are famous for their breathtaking landscapes.
St. Casimir’s Fair is the biggest ethnocultural event in Lithuania and the Baltic region dedicated to craftsmanship. The fair is traditionally held in the city’s markets and streets at the beginning of March.
The Historical St. Bartholomew’s Fair is an educational-reconstructional fair held in Vilnius Town Hall Square at the end of August representing the craft guild traditions, arts, lifestyle and entertainment of the medieval and Renaissance periods of The Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
There is definitely something to see here and we can promise there will be no shortage of excitement! However, first of all, it is worth getting to know some of the specific nuances, so here we have put together all the most important things you need to know when traveling to the Baltic countries!