Pogo

Pogo is one of the several little bars on Vilniaus gatvė, which are open everyday almost till the morning.

Arfa

In Lithuanian and Russian Arfa means Harp. Arfa project started in early 2008 and it was supposed to be the tallest residential building in Lithuania, but it stopped in 2009 summer.

Alps

Tauro Gatve in snow always reminds me a twisting racing track called Alps from the famous game Need For Speed Porsche Unleashed.

Not Interesting Snipiskes

When somebody is taking photos of Snipiskes, it is usually Downtown or at least Šanxai. But what else I can take picture of when it is snowing in April and I can't leave the office? :)

April Snow

There is nothing special about this photo of Žvėrynas, except that it was taken today, on April 2nd.

Europa Shopping Center

Prekybos centras Europa (Shopping Center) was opened in Autumn of 2004. This mall has one of the most unique interior designs in Vilnius and it is not legacy from Christmas period :)

Church of Michael and Constantine

Orthodox Church of St. Michael and St. Constantine (aka Romanov's Church) is located on 27, Basanavičiaus gatvė.
The church was built in 1913 in order to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty, the latest house ruling the Russian Empire

Roofs towards Downtown

Today nothing specials, just another panorama of Vilnius looking from Gostauto towards Downtown.

Ammo Bunkers

During the interwar period Vilnius was incorporated into Poland state. This site beneath National Stadium is the remaining of ammunition storage built by Polish army in 1920s.

Maxima Cashiers

The most richest people in Lithuania are owners of Maxima Group, which owns around 500 retail shops in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Bulgaria.

Sigma

Sigma was one of the biggest electronics fabrics in USSR since 1956. Nowadays it is just a real estate with industrial history and nothing more.

Neris in Spring

Vilnius sign

Vilnius welcome sign on E28 Road (official European route), which is located between Trakai and Vilnius.

Izba

Izba is one of most popular countryside dwellings in Eastern Europe villages and little towns, including Trakai. Part of my childhood was spent in a similar house in a little Belorussian town named Shklov.

Konstitucijos prospektas

Konstitucijos prospektas is the widest street in Vilnius I know.