Take a look a this free map of Lithuania here. Download the map to your PC, tablet or smartphone with iOS, Android or Windows. Or use it on your website.
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This free tourist map of Lithuania shows important places in Lithuania. There are not only natural places - mountains, seas or rivers, but political borders and important cities as well. There are some special marks for selected interesting places which you should consider when planning your holidays (subject to availability - eg. the best beaches, monuments, trekking, attractions). In Lithuania there are much more of such places, of course and we are preparing more free maps which can provide more detailed information for your travel. Right now we recommend to visit for example these interesting places in Lithuania: Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania and it is known for its beautiful Old Town and its architecture. Kaunas is the second largest city and former citadel of Russian Empire. Palanga is a famous resort on a coast of the Baltic sea, a very popular place for tourists to visit in summer. Trakai is quite a small town, but it is a former capital of the country - and now centre of the Historical National Park and resort area. You should not miss Curonian Spit, a peninsula in the Baltic sea with spectacular sand dunes, seaboard forest and many old villages (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Hill of Crosses is well known site of religious significance - with many crosses. Kernavė is also a former Lithuanian capital - and now a well preserved archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Molėtai Lakeland has a lot of lakes - and mini-resorts among them.These are just selected interesting places in Lithuania. There are much more sights and things to do, for example off the beaten tracks, off the main tourist trails. Some more information you can find on other maps here.
>>> How to use this map of Lithuania: Most of the maps can be enlarged using the button Full size. If you want to download this free map of Lithuania to your PC, smartphone or tablet with Android OS, iOS, Windows or Linux, press the Download button. And to get a link to this page with the map press the button Link to. Some more information is below the map. Icons for the best beaches, trips, monuments, treks and other places of interest located on the map are only approximate.
This map of Lithuania as a free download is designed for cell phones or tablets with all systems, including Android, iOS, Windows, Blackberry, Tizen, Firefox OS, or Symbian or for laptops with Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS or Linux, but you can use it on your website as well. Why we offer this map as an image - the bitmap? Because you can use it off-line. Because you can make marks and notes to the map, just use a convenient graphical editor. And because it does not take up much space. Please note, however, that because this map of Lithuania is available for free as an image - the bitmap - it can not of course be used with GPS. For use with GPS geolocation we recommend to use an appropriate application with custom maps. For Android and Apple iOS there is an OsmAnd applications available which offers the option to download offline maps.
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