In Lithuania, as in the rest of the Baltic Countries, there are places as if they have been frozen in time. To talk about part of the history with the locals is to talk about Christianization, since this was the last bastion of pagans to fall to the religious forces of the so-called Baltic Crusades. Despite this, many of the ancient Baltic traditions still exist in Lithuania, such as marriage ceremonies and very old melodies that take us back to those times before Christianity. Like its two sister countries in the Baltic, after a long history under the power of others, it achieved its absolute independence during the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the so-called Perestroika. Its capital, Vilnius, can be a true source of new experiences for travellers, because like Tallinn and Riga, Vilnius has a medieval old town, which is one of the best preserved in Eastern Europe and is a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. It also has modern parts and large projects in full development. Let your clients join a journey through the Baltic Countries to learn more about their history and their way of seeing the world in today’s life.