Cargando...
Can't decide between Minsk and Vilnius? Compare these two amazing destinations to find your perfect match.
Minsk is a Soviet time capsule and modern European city in one, with grand Stalinist avenues, hidden craft beer bars, and a burgeoning food scene. Almost entirely rebuilt after WWII, the Belarusian capital offers monumental architecture, green parks, and an increasingly curious tourist scene.
Known for
Vilnius has one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Europe, a Baroque masterpiece earning UNESCO World Heritage status. This creative Baltic capital offers quirky Užupis "republic," excellent coffee culture, and layers of Jewish, Polish, and Soviet history.
Known for
Crea un itinerario personalizado de Minsk or Vilnius con IA. Solo describe tu estilo de viaje y nosotros haremos el resto.
See how these destinations stack up in key categories
Minsk offers Independence Avenue, National Library of Belarus, Trinity Hill (Troitskoye Predmestie)
Vilnius offers Old Town, Gediminas Castle Tower, Užupis District
Minsk is famous for its local dining scene
Vilnius is famous for its local dining scene
Minsk offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
Vilnius offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
May to September
May to September
Summer: 23°C, Winter: -4°C
Summer: 21°C, Winter: -4°C
Descubre atracciones menos conocidas en cada ciudad
The Lost Water Tower (Museum of Water)
A small, quirky museum dedicated to Minsk's water supply history, housed in a charming 19th-century brick water tower.
The Gate of Minsk (Vostochny District)
Twin 11-story Stalinist apartment buildings flanking Independence Avenue, forming the symbolic entrance to the city from the airport road.
St. Nicholas Church
The oldest surviving church in Vilnius, a rare example of Gothic architecture in a city dominated by Baroque.
Literatų Street (Literatų Gatvė)
A short street dedicated to writers and poets, where the walls are covered with small, unique artistic plaques and installations.
Descubre las mejores zonas para visitar en cada ciudad
Independence Avenue / Praspyekt Nyezalyezhnastsi
The monumental heart of Minsk, this 15-kilometer-long avenue is a living museum of Stalinist Empire architecture, government buildings, and major institutions.
Upper Town / Vyerkhni Horad
The historic center, meticulously rebuilt, featuring 17th-18th century townhouses, Catholic and Orthodox churches, and a lively, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.
Senamiestis (Old Town)
The historic heart and soul of Vilnius, a sprawling UNESCO World Heritage site defined by Baroque architecture, winding cobblestone streets, and hidden courtyards.
Užupis
A bohemian, artist-run republic on the other side of the Vilnia River, known for its independent spirit, quirky art, and laid-back vibe.
Compara el coste de viajar en cada ciudad
Find tours and experiences in both cities
Salta la cola con tours y atracciones reservadas
Salta la cola con tours y atracciones reservadas
Compare transport options to both destinations
Compara precios de trenes, autobuses y vuelos a Minsk
Introduce tu ciudad de salida para ver precios
Compara precios de trenes, autobuses y vuelos a Vilnius
Introduce tu ciudad de salida para ver precios
Both Minsk and Vilnius are incredible destinations. Minsk excels in Soviet architecture and draniki (potato pancakes), while Vilnius stands out for Baroque architecture and Užupis.
¿Listo para planificar tu aventura?