Paupys

Paupys is Vilnius's newest and most talked-about neighborhood, a sleek, master-planned development nestled between the Old Town and Užupis. Built on former industrial land, it features high-end apartments, design-forward public spaces, and a curated selection of amenities. It's home to the trendy Paupio Turgus food hall, a boutique cinema, and numerous offices for the creative and tech industries.

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Stay here if you like…
  • You value brand-new construction, modern amenities, and a highly curated living experience.
  • You want the charm of the Old Town nearby, but prefer to live in a sleek, contemporary environment.
Good to know
A Planned Community

Everything in Paupys is new and designed to create a seamless live-work-play environment, from the architecture to the landscaping.

Paupio Turgus

The district's market is a modern food hall with a wide variety of street food vendors and bars, making it a popular social hub.

While stylish, some find it lacks the organic, historic character of adjacent neighborhoods.
Essentials
  • Designed to be highly walkable and bike-friendly, with paths connecting to the Vilnia riverfront.
  • Located immediately adjacent to Užupis and a short walk from the heart of the Old Town.
  • Parking is mostly in underground garages, keeping the streets pedestrian-focused.

Highlights to plug in

Paupio Turgus (Paupys Market)

The district's market is a modern food hall with a wide variety of street food vendors and bars, making it a popular social hub.

Pasaka Paupys Cinema

Plot a stop at Pasaka Paupys Cinema while exploring Paupys.

The Vilnia Riverfront

Plot a stop at The Vilnia Riverfront while exploring Paupys.

Paupys Business Garden

Plot a stop at Paupys Business Garden while exploring Paupys.

Things to do

A Planned Community

Everything in Paupys is new and designed to create a seamless live-work-play environment, from the architecture to the landscaping.

While stylish, some find it lacks the organic, historic character of…

While stylish, some find it lacks the organic, historic character of adjacent neighborhoods.