The guided tour takes you to Bauska Castle, one of the region’s key attractions, invites you to walk through its museum, courtyards and admire the scenic views over the surrounding landscape. The town itself offers picturesque streets and a relaxed rhythm of life, ideal for a short but refreshing visit. This stop adds a touch of medieval charm to the day’s itinerary. November to April Monday closed The museum is closed on December 24th, 25th, 31st The museum is closed on January 1st

Next, your journey takes you to the magnificent Rundāle Palace, a baroque masterpiece often compared to Versailles. Inside, you’ll explore luxurious halls decorated with stucco, frescoes, and elegant 18th-century furnishings. Each room reveals the refined lifestyle of the Courland nobility, immersing you in the elegance of a bygone era. Outside, the French-style gardens unfold in perfect symmetry, offering peaceful pathways and beautifully designed flowerbeds. It’s a place where history, art, and beauty come together effortlessly. The museum is closed on 1st January, 24th December and 25th December.

As you step onto the hill, you’ll find yourself surrounded by tens of thousands of crosses placed over many decades by pilgrims, travelers, and local families. Every corner reveals a new detail — handcrafted rosaries, personal messages, and wooden carvings telling stories of hope and gratitude. The atmosphere here is peaceful yet powerful, inviting you to slow down and take in the spiritual energy of the place. It’s a truly unforgettable start to your trip.

Your journey end in Kaunas, a vibrant Lithuanian city known for its rich history, artistic spirit, and beautifully preserved architecture. As the former temporary capital, Kaunas boasts a charming Old Town filled with cobblestone streets, colorful facades, and centuries-old landmarks. The city’s blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and interwar modernist buildings creates a unique visual harmony. Friendly cafés, local boutiques, and riverside views add warmth and energy to the atmosphere. It’s a wonderful point that sets the tone for a culturally rich trip ahead.