Vilnius University Library, founded in 1570, has remained in its authentic place up to now. Together with all the buildings and courtyards of the old University, it composes a uniform, spectacular and unique architectural ensemble of Vilnius Old Town, representing the history of Lithuanian science and culture progress.
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If you want to visit the Vilnius University ensemble and the Library you may fill in an electronic order form (ordered tour will be confirmed within 24 hours if the electronic form was filled in on working days or the earliest working day if the electronic form was filled in on weekend) or contact the Library’s Communication and Information Department tel. (8 5) 268 7103.
Sites shown in a guided tour:
Library and University halls: Franciszek Smuglewicz Hall; Joachim Lelewel Hall; White Hall (Observatory)
University courtyards: Grand; Observatory; Mathias Casimir Sarbievius
Church of Sts. Johns
Faculty of Philology (new interiors).
! Without a tour guide you may visit the representative Franciszek Smuglewicz Hall (Mondays - Thursdays 9 am to 5 pm and Fridays 9 am to 3.45 pm.).
Guided tours can be conducted in Lithuanian, English, French, Russian and Polish, according to your needs. We conduct guided tours only on weekdays by prior arrangement (Monday to Thursday 9 am to 3 pm, and Friday 9 am to 2 pm).
A tour usually lasts an hour and a half.
Prices:
For adults – 8 € / per person.
For school children and students – 2 € / per person.
Guided tours are not provided for pre-schoolers and children from primary schools.
Guided tours are organized for a group of minimum four persons.
Two persons accompanying groups of up to 30 school children do not have to pay for a tour.
More information about Vilnius University ensemble: Vilnius University architectural ensemble (last update 2004); Virtual Tour of Vilnius University Library (last update 2014).