MO Museum
Plot a stop at MO Museum while exploring Naujamiestis (New Town).
Naujamiestis (New Town)
Naujamiestis hugs the southern half of Gedimino prospektas and stretches toward the rail yards, mixing 19th-century apartment blocks with factories reborn as cafes, galleries, and startup hubs. It is Vilnius's creative engine in transition, where daily local life collides with experimental nightlife and culture.
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Stay here if you like…
- You love converted factories, indie venues, and coworking spaces with a strong creative community.
- You want a base near the station and Old Town that leans toward cafes, startups, and evolving neighborhoods over tourist crowds.
Eat & Drink
Good to know
Factory to Culture
Loftas and surrounding courtyards host concerts, design fairs, and late-night markets inside former industrial blocks.
Café Corridor
Mindaugo and Pylimo streets are lined with third-wave cafes, natural wine bars, and bakeries popular with locals.
Startup Scene
Coworking spaces and creative agencies cluster around Vytenio and Panerių streets, keeping foot traffic young and energetic.
Essentials
- Gedimino prospektas shifts into J. Jasinskio, Pylimo, and Mindaugo streets here, all covered by frequent bus and trolleybus routes.
- Expect active construction and occasional street closures as warehouses turn into offices, hotels, and housing.
- Street parking is scarce around the creative quarter, so residents rely on shared garages or residential permits.
Highlights to plug in
Loftas
Loftas and surrounding courtyards host concerts, design fairs, and late-night markets inside former industrial blocks.
Lukiškės Prison 2.0
Plot a stop at Lukiškės Prison 2.0 while exploring Naujamiestis (New Town).
Tauro Hill
Plot a stop at Tauro Hill while exploring Naujamiestis (New Town).
Things to do
Café Corridor
Mindaugo and Pylimo streets are lined with third-wave cafes, natural wine bars, and bakeries popular with locals.
Startup Scene
Coworking spaces and creative agencies cluster around Vytenio and Panerių streets, keeping foot traffic young and energetic.
