I never stop being surpised about how beautiful my country really is when looked at through the eyes of the traveller. Sometimes I forget to notice, or take it for granted, but people like you remind me about all the little great things we have here in Lithuania :)
I knew Lithuania is nice but didn't expect it's that nice. And actually it's a neighbour country for me. Your videos convinced me to take a holiday trip across all of 3 Baltic countries (Lithuania, Latvia,Estonia). Greetings from Poland!
Greetings from Lithuania. Poland its awesome country, also lots of vegan stuff, lot's of wonderfull cities. From Krakow to Gdansk and Warszaw. For me Poland infrastucture in most ways arebetter than most Western Europe countries. I always like to visit this neighbourd country.
@@bonjornoj Thank you a lot! It looks like you advanced so well too. Lithuania looks so clean and well maintaind. By the way, you have the best bread in the world!
Amazing! I don't know about Lithuania well. But, after I watching this I feel ''wow, Lithuania is brilliant''. Thank you very much! Love from Sri Lanka!
Hello, I am Lithuanian and I am extremely proud of Lithuania, because it recovered from the Russian occupation in such a short time. I am also proud that Lithuania is visited by tourists. When I was a small child, I really did not think that Lithuania could be so proud of itself, but it happened and we, the entire Lithuanian nation, we will never and never allow them to occupy us. Glory to Lithuania, glory to Lithuanians. I love you
Amazing video!! I cant stress how underrated you guys are. The thing with alot of European countries is that they share alot of similarities, but identifying the difference and unique attributes to a country help you appreciate and understand the country and its culture even more! Thanks to you guys I found out a new interesting vegan Lithuanian that looks and I bet tastes as amazing, definitely going to try that sometime in my life! That castle and park thing was like something out of a fairy tale! Its so amazing I wish I could've been there :)) ❤️ Can't wait to see you guys do other continents! (Especially excited for Asia given its rich cultural diversity!)
Northern Europe is the general term for the geographical region in Europe that is approximately north of the southern coast of the Baltic Sea. Nations usually included within this region are Denmark, Estonia, the Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden...
That depends on your perspective... North Americans have no idea about the concept of Central Europe. For them everything north of the Alps is Northern Europe e.g. Germany or the UK.
Hi, food couriers are walking because there will be no car parking right next to the cafe in the old town, and also because this couriers are usually delivered only in this area. Those who drive outside the old town are transported by car. It is wrong to say that Vilnius is relatively small, because Vilnius is 400 km2, while Stockholm with its suburbs is 381.63 km2. The Old Town you were in is only 2-3% of Vilnius. About 800 thousand people live in the Vilnius region. I live in the 10 kilometers from the old town, it’s clear that couriers bring food for me by car.
Lithuania is the best kept affordable secret and hint of modern without loosing their culture. Patriotic and awesome super fast internet for under 15 Euro per month.
Beautiful video! You should also know that Lithuania once was one of the only nations with secular views on religion and race in which flourished one of the better cultured societies of the time, real rich in every aspect
Since the languages aren't related, I guess they had them anyway ;) And in Estonian at least you only get the likes of Ž and Š in words of foreign origin.
I'm glad we are finally discovering each other. I've been to Brazil and Japan but never to Sweden or Denmark that is next door. But hopefully soon. Vilnius is my hometown.
I came across your video when doing some research about Vilnius since I just spontaneously booked flights :) Great video! I will definitely check out your channel.
Would you guys ever be interested in discussing the intricacies of traveling as a same sex couple? Just interested to hear about your experiences in different parts of the world and perhaps get your take on the practical/safety side of things. For example on how you decide whether to ask for a double room or a twin room in a hotel etc. Sorry if you've already talked about this stuff, just found your channel a couple of days ago and I'm still working my way through your backlog. :D The only travel channel I've ever done that with btw.
Welcome here to our channel!❤️ This is something we're looking forward to discussing further down the line. We'll want to lay low for a while before we discuss it too openly. Hope you understand!❤️
OMG, when I saw Dan in my home country and even in my home street, my head EXPLODED. As Natalija correctly established, sometimes we forget how beautiful our own country is. (: I am also very happy that you crossed boundaries of Vilnius and visited Trakai. For your next trip in Lithuania I'd extremely recommend Kryžių kalnas (Hill of Crosses) as it was probably the one thing that impressed me the most in my own country. P. S. IKI means BYE in Lithuanian. (: P. P. S. Sorry for anti-vaxx protest, they are uncommon, but I guess every country has them, lol.
Oh ,I've never thought how IKI sounds in english lol ,totally other meaning from intended 😂 if translated IKI means 'see you' , quite inviting ,but not if you go with english icky 😅 thanks for the lovely video ❤ , so good to see my country through the eyes of others ,we do miss some details in our mundane daily lives and vlogs like these are really great ❤
Hello guys! I see you did not go to Kaunas my hometown. It was funny because I live in Gothenburg Sweden right now. :) You did not missed to eat kibinai in Trakai, did you? People are going to Trakai from the rest of Lithuania just because of that! Well, Trakai castle of course, but KIBINAI (small cakes with meat, mushroom or cabage filling) and gira (kind of like cambucha but made from dark bread and cumin) the best refreshment out there in hot summer day!
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Honest question, though: do you guys ever feel like you're living too much too fast and that you get kinda numb to new experiences? Because I can't imagine what it must be like to go to so many countries in a row, I believe there would come a point where I would be so exhausted I wouldn't even remember my previous trips in full detail anymore, so that's why I'm asking, I wanna know what this is like for you. Thanks.
Makes a lot of sense, but these videos are more than vlogs. They’ve a travel diary that will help these guys remember where they’ve been for many years to come.
Fair question! That's partly why we're documenting it, to be able to remember it all better (and for our family to have it, hopefully for generations, too). But we also spend more time than this in most countries. Latvia and Lithuania are just so close by that the trip got sorta rushed :) We also do take breaks in-between most trips, it's just not always shown here on RUclips. We LOVE our life and wouldn't trade it for anything else atm!
That train is too funny. 50 years from now it will be old enough to use in my country, the USA. And I say that as a patriotic American who rides trains a lot!
@@newyorkeranew C'mon ... well, it is often bitter sweet commuters reality here when this train runs late again because the door closing mechanism doesn't work properly and the train can't start punctually.
Great vlog as always. I know the goal to to travel to 100 countries before you are 25, but I'd love to see a vlog from Sweden. You guys and show us some of your favorite places around home.
Were there 9:39 in that castle yard for a house rave at 2008 and 09,it was truly epic :] Then as the saying goes it was forbiden by the city council to rave there because of the dmg to the inventory :/
my ancestors emigrated to america from lithuania,and during my great grandfather's citizenship test apparently he said put the knifie on the tablee lol
Another whirlwind tour. I enjoyed the variety of what you experienced. Surprising how warm it still was. You are so lucky finding vegan restaurants or restaurants that have vegan selections. Have you ever had a bad airbnb? Looking forward to your next journey.
Yes! The sandwich place is called Chaika, the junk food place was Culture, and the last place was RoseHip. Will try to include it in the video in the future!
Hi guys, so loving your videos thank you. Just wondering exactly when you were in Vilnius as I thought it would have been much cooler if it was October when you were there! Safe travels. Great also to see al, the vegan places you are discovering as I’m vegan too. I remember years ago i was lucky to even find anywhere that offered soy milk!!! Glad things have changed. Did you find anywhere offers nut milks btw? Cheers, Marg
This was second week of September! And yes we’ve also noticed a HUGE difference in vegan offerings over the years😍 Oat milk is offered in most of Europe and North America now, nut milks are less common we find!
@@OskarandDan lovely to hear from you thank you so much. September, oh okay wow, that’s when I’ll be there next year, so good to know, thanks. Good to hear that oat milk is slowly being more widespread as a choice. Now I just need Europeans to learn how to make a weak cappuccino!! Lol!! All good, it’s all part of the travel experience isn’t it!? Happy travels, stay safe, Cheers, Marg
you actually can't deliver food by walking :D most likely there are so many people walking with the food bags, is because they are going to their cars, since it is pretty hard to park in the city
There is an Indian in the background, speaking Malayalam from 14:50 onwards. How in the heck did she land there? I bet she is a nurse working in the health care sector.
Here are a lot of exchange students in our univercities and many Indian immigrants working in tech companies. I really doubt you could see one here working in healthcare sector though, because of the language barrier.
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I never stop being surpised about how beautiful my country really is when looked at through the eyes of the traveller. Sometimes I forget to notice, or take it for granted, but people like you remind me about all the little great things we have here in Lithuania :)
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Hi from India
@@Nothing__445 ✌😎
Great😊
@@finncollins5696 me too
I am South African but recently found out that my ancestors came from Lithuania, I really enjoyed this video, thank you!
So cool!
Many lithuanians emigrated in to South Africa in nineties.I almost did it myself)
Maybe you can get the nationality, if you already don't have it.
❤❤❤❤❤ FROM LITHUANIA - VIOLETA
I knew Lithuania is nice but didn't expect it's that nice. And actually it's a neighbour country for me. Your videos convinced me to take a holiday trip across all of 3 Baltic countries (Lithuania, Latvia,Estonia). Greetings from Poland!
Greetings from Lithuania. Poland its awesome country, also lots of vegan stuff, lot's of wonderfull cities. From Krakow to Gdansk and Warszaw. For me Poland infrastucture in most ways arebetter than most Western Europe countries. I always like to visit this neighbourd country.
@@bonjornoj Thank you a lot! It looks like you advanced so well too. Lithuania looks so clean and well maintaind. By the way, you have the best bread in the world!
@@robertzielinski2475 Thanks! also Labas from Lithuania
Amazing! I don't know about Lithuania well. But, after I watching this I feel ''wow, Lithuania is brilliant''. Thank you very much! Love from Sri Lanka!
It's amazing to know that other countrys people like Lithuania after all we goed thru.
Love from Lithuania💗
Proud to be a Lithuanian 🇱🇹❤️
I’ll be there in 3 weeks. Unfortunately it won’t be quite as warm!
'Proud... to be a.. '... LOL... 😂Sound so funny and silly 😂 Nothing special in Lithuania, same as in the rest of Europe.
Jävligt bra Litauen !
Tack 😂
The Baltic countries are among my favorites in the world!
So cool! ;) Greetings from Latvia!
Where are you from?
Among mine as well :)
And I'm Iranian living in Moscow btw
Hello, I am Lithuanian and I am extremely proud of Lithuania, because it recovered from the Russian occupation in such a short time. I am also proud that Lithuania is visited by tourists. When I was a small child, I really did not think that Lithuania could be so proud of itself, but it happened and we, the entire Lithuanian nation, we will never and never allow them to occupy us. Glory to Lithuania, glory to Lithuanians. I love you
Love you too!!!!!!
Clean street and orderly building within the city, low traffic , Lithuania is very impressive indeed. 😘
Lithuania is a beautiful country and definitely one of the top countries I want to visit one day.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH ❤❤❤ LITHUANIA VIOLETA
You must also visit Nida near the Baltic sea. Its a Paradise :)
it feels so good when your country actually gets noticed
Amazing video!! I cant stress how underrated you guys are. The thing with alot of European countries is that they share alot of similarities, but identifying the difference and unique attributes to a country help you appreciate and understand the country and its culture even more! Thanks to you guys I found out a new interesting vegan Lithuanian that looks and I bet tastes as amazing, definitely going to try that sometime in my life! That castle and park thing was like something out of a fairy tale! Its so amazing I wish I could've been there :)) ❤️ Can't wait to see you guys do other continents! (Especially excited for Asia given its rich cultural diversity!)
Thank you🙏❤️
So glad you made it safely home, Oskar! Always good to see you and Dan. Looking forward to the next country.
Yet another AMAZING video from Oskar & Dan! Vilnius and Trakai Vibe is ❤. Loved It! Thank you Guys! 🙇♂️❤
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so many pretty shots, even being from vilnius i never realised how beautiful it is
Northern Europe is the general term for the geographical region in Europe that is approximately north of the southern coast of the Baltic Sea. Nations usually included within this region are Denmark, Estonia, the Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden...
That depends on your perspective... North Americans have no idea about the concept of Central Europe. For them everything north of the Alps is Northern Europe e.g. Germany or the UK.
@@henningbartels6245 Most of them have no idea that Europe is actually a continent and not a country
@@woo43 That’s silly. Almost every American knows that Europe is between Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disneyland…somewhere.
lithuania is eastern tho
@@mvpnx9455 Yes, east side of Northern Europe.
Thanks for your video! I really liked the mood and your comments!
You two are completely adorable!
Hi, food couriers are walking because there will be no car parking right next to the cafe in the old town, and also because this couriers are usually delivered only in this area. Those who drive outside the old town are transported by car. It is wrong to say that Vilnius is relatively small, because Vilnius is 400 km2, while Stockholm with its suburbs is 381.63 km2. The Old Town you were in is only 2-3% of Vilnius. About 800 thousand people live in the Vilnius region. I live in the 10 kilometers from the old town, it’s clear that couriers bring food for me by car.
I fell in love with a beautiful Lithuanian man. The people are warm and beautiful. ❤️ my gintas
Lithuania is the best kept affordable secret and
hint of modern without loosing their culture.
Patriotic and awesome super fast internet for under 15 Euro per month.
I loved this vlog, thank you 😘😘
Jesus, love seeing what people think of my native country, sad I had to move out but I love to go there whenever I can!
Love love your videos from Lithuania!!! TRAKAI in love!!!
Thank you!!!❤️
Really beautiful city/country, great light, nice vegan options 😋 Good job you guys great little vlog 😇😇
Sabrina
Beautiful video!
You should also know that Lithuania once was one of the only nations with secular views on religion and race in which flourished one of the better cultured societies of the time, real rich in every aspect
Yes!
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Tack från Litauen och lycka till med målet!
Baltic states took "ž" from Czechia, it's nice to see we are not the only place in the world using such letter!
Yep. And "č' as well.
And "Š"!
I think ex-Yugoslavian states took them too
I can’t get my head around Czechia. It just doesn’t work. Czech Republic has some cool cache.
Since the languages aren't related, I guess they had them anyway ;) And in Estonian at least you only get the likes of Ž and Š in words of foreign origin.
That’s house is so nice. Wow very pretty place. Love the castles and the houses.
You guys are awesome, love from Lithuania.
Also, it seems that you chose quite a turbulent time in Vilnius to travel haha.
Thank you! This was in early September :)
Loved ittt!! ❤️❤️
It looks so lovely to visit. I hope someday i can visit aswell. Ameen. Sending love from 🇧🇹
I'm glad we are finally discovering each other. I've been to Brazil and Japan but never to Sweden or Denmark that is next door. But hopefully soon. Vilnius is my hometown.
Isn’t it funny how that happens? Finally made it to the Baltics though!
Great content as always guys! Thank you and keep up the good work!
Good film,tack sa mycket!Aciu
Thanks a lot!
I came across your video when doing some research about Vilnius since I just spontaneously booked flights :) Great video! I will definitely check out your channel.
I love LITHUANIA ❤️ Beautiful country and love democracy.✨ 🌼🌷🍃🌿🌳They were clearly against the communists CCP. 👍💪
Good comunist - dead comunist. "Ancient Lithuanian proverb"
Thank you for sharing, Vilnius looks like such a beautiful city to visit. Any tips on where to lodge?
We stayed at this AirBnB: abnb.me/Mq0BebhNCkb
@@OskarandDan merci
Another great video Oskar and Dan.
Oh wow the famous Dan from aviation videos had been to my country. Glad you enjoyed and even felt like home for a bit.
your storyelling is so good, i really love your videos, you guys are underrated for sure
Thank you Claire!!
Älskar era videor! Jag bor också i Göteborg och hoppas att kunna resa till Litauen snart! :)
Tack Victor!🙏❣️
Your recording and editing skills are purely excellent.
My boyfriend and I love you two 😊💞🌈 Thank you so much for sharing your travels with us American Boys 🇺🇸 Much love from the big 🍎, Maxx & Christopher ❤
Thanks guys🙏❤️
I am Lithuania🇱🇹 yayyy finally someone!
I love your videos! Well edited and researched. Oskar is great!
Thank you so much!
Would you guys ever be interested in discussing the intricacies of traveling as a same sex couple? Just interested to hear about your experiences in different parts of the world and perhaps get your take on the practical/safety side of things. For example on how you decide whether to ask for a double room or a twin room in a hotel etc.
Sorry if you've already talked about this stuff, just found your channel a couple of days ago and I'm still working my way through your backlog. :D The only travel channel I've ever done that with btw.
And related to this, will you visit countries where it is known to be unsafe for LGBTQI people such as Belarus?
Welcome here to our channel!❤️ This is something we're looking forward to discussing further down the line. We'll want to lay low for a while before we discuss it too openly. Hope you understand!❤️
@@OskarandDan Oh absolutely, that's completely understandable! Thank you for replying
I can see you guys love your food! Another great video thanks xx
Of course😂 Thanks!❣️
I just found you guys and i am in LOVE with your videos!! I Subscribed
Thank you Agne!🙏❤️
OMG, when I saw Dan in my home country and even in my home street, my head EXPLODED. As Natalija correctly established, sometimes we forget how beautiful our own country is. (: I am also very happy that you crossed boundaries of Vilnius and visited Trakai. For your next trip in Lithuania I'd extremely recommend Kryžių kalnas (Hill of Crosses) as it was probably the one thing that impressed me the most in my own country.
P. S. IKI means BYE in Lithuanian. (:
P. P. S. Sorry for anti-vaxx protest, they are uncommon, but I guess every country has them, lol.
Welcome to my beautiful birthplace 🇱🇹❤️
Guys amazing love vlogs on point
Oh ,I've never thought how IKI sounds in english lol ,totally other meaning from intended 😂 if translated IKI means 'see you' , quite inviting ,but not if you go with english icky 😅 thanks for the lovely video ❤ , so good to see my country through the eyes of others ,we do miss some details in our mundane daily lives and vlogs like these are really great ❤
You guys are the best youtubers
Love from india kolkata
Thank you!!
The store name "Iki" means "until" and it's like a casual short way of saying "until next time"
I like Latvian girls
Good video. Btw “Iki” literally means “Bye”
Iki means see u later
No, it means "till"
I have Family in Lithuania. Tbh Vilnius is quite beautiful, but the small Villages near it are much better
Hello guys! I see you did not go to Kaunas my hometown. It was funny because I live in Gothenburg Sweden right now. :) You did not missed to eat kibinai in Trakai, did you? People are going to Trakai from the rest of Lithuania just because of that! Well, Trakai castle of course, but KIBINAI (small cakes with meat, mushroom or cabage filling) and gira (kind of like cambucha but made from dark bread and cumin) the best refreshment out there in hot summer day!
Honest question, though: do you guys ever feel like you're living too much too fast and that you get kinda numb to new experiences? Because I can't imagine what it must be like to go to so many countries in a row, I believe there would come a point where I would be so exhausted I wouldn't even remember my previous trips in full detail anymore, so that's why I'm asking, I wanna know what this is like for you. Thanks.
Makes a lot of sense, but these videos are more than vlogs. They’ve a travel diary that will help these guys remember where they’ve been for many years to come.
Fair question! That's partly why we're documenting it, to be able to remember it all better (and for our family to have it, hopefully for generations, too). But we also spend more time than this in most countries. Latvia and Lithuania are just so close by that the trip got sorta rushed :) We also do take breaks in-between most trips, it's just not always shown here on RUclips. We LOVE our life and wouldn't trade it for anything else atm!
That train is too funny. 50 years from now it will be old enough to use in my country, the USA. And I say that as a patriotic American who rides trains a lot!
This type of train is very common as a commuter train in many European countries.
@@henningbartels6245 Exactly. It’s a futuristic dream in most of America.
@@newyorkeranew C'mon ... well, it is often bitter sweet commuters reality here when this train runs late again because the door closing mechanism doesn't work properly and the train can't start punctually.
AMAZING vegan food! Trains and castles -- incredible vid!
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Thank you for so much positive video
Lithuania is epic
Awesome job guy fly safe
Great vlog as always. I know the goal to to travel to 100 countries before you are 25, but I'd love to see a vlog from Sweden. You guys and show us some of your favorite places around home.
We have a vlog from Sweden on our channel!
Were there 9:39 in that castle yard for a house rave at 2008 and 09,it was truly epic :] Then as the saying goes it was forbiden by the city council to rave there because of the dmg to the inventory :/
Wow nice places
my ancestors emigrated to america from lithuania,and during my great grandfather's citizenship test apparently he said put the knifie on the tablee lol
Please add this to the subtitles, ok, thank you, love you, bye! LOVE IT
A nice welcome from Lithuania!!!🇱🇹
looking forward to travel in Lituania soon...
Awesome video! What tour company did you guys use?
Wait, plane guy was here? How did i miss it 😅
me home lithuanija this is so cool and good world lithuanija is so hard
Labas, why is lithuanija so hard? My family is from there. I'm not. I want to know please.
Lol IKI Maxima and Norfa are our best grocery stores
It would be helpful if, in all your videos, you list 1) the vegan restaurants you visited, 2) the area of town where you stayed in
Will try to list it more!
Another whirlwind tour. I enjoyed the variety of what you experienced. Surprising how warm it still was. You are so lucky finding vegan restaurants or restaurants that have vegan selections. Have you ever had a bad airbnb? Looking forward to your next journey.
We’ve had a few bad airbnbs but mostly in the US😂😅
Awesome Video!
Thank you!🙌
Welcome to Lithuania! Hope you enjoy it here!
I love that you pronounced Vilnius and Trakai correctley!
I would love to visit Europe
Nice video!
From Brazil 🇧🇷
as a Lithuanian ... I have nothing to say
As a Lithuanian I have to say a lot... But I'll say nothing.
In that case consider it said.
Why
Awesome video! Funny about your vegan food! Looks like American food. I would expect to see more veggies and whole grains.
Awesome video. Thanks for you work. Also, do you think you can provide location data on the vegan places you have visited in your videos? Thanks.
Yes! The sandwich place is called Chaika, the junk food place was Culture, and the last place was RoseHip. Will try to include it in the video in the future!
@@OskarandDan thank you, very much appreciated.
where did you buy/get the swiss face mask?
We got them when flying Swiss Air!
You are came Dubai, and Abu Dhabi
sad that u dont go see Neringa dunes in Lithuania
Iki actually means good bye in Lithuanian.
Hi guys, so loving your videos thank you. Just wondering exactly when you were in Vilnius as I thought it would have been much cooler if it was October when you were there! Safe travels. Great also to see al, the vegan places you are discovering as I’m vegan too. I remember years ago i was lucky to even find anywhere that offered soy milk!!! Glad things have changed. Did you find anywhere offers nut milks btw?
Cheers,
Marg
This was second week of September! And yes we’ve also noticed a HUGE difference in vegan offerings over the years😍 Oat milk is offered in most of Europe and North America now, nut milks are less common we find!
@@OskarandDan lovely to hear from you thank you so much. September, oh okay wow, that’s when I’ll be there next year, so good to know, thanks. Good to hear that oat milk is slowly being more widespread as a choice. Now I just need Europeans to learn how to make a weak cappuccino!! Lol!! All good, it’s all part of the travel experience isn’t it!? Happy travels, stay safe,
Cheers,
Marg
you actually can't deliver food by walking :D most likely there are so many people walking with the food bags, is because they are going to their cars, since it is pretty hard to park in the city
One of these guys has the same voice as Rick Steves. Anyone else notice that or find it ideal for a travel channel?
HAVE YOU COME TO AMERICA YET!!!! Let me know when you want to come visit New England! I will host you both at my house - Tabatha - Rhode Island
How did you get your accent to sound American? I’m learning German and idk how to make my accent sound more native
I wonder how long a plane takes to go from Copenhagen to Gothenburg? 20 min?!
About 45 mins😆
THANKS.
There is an Indian in the background, speaking Malayalam from 14:50 onwards. How in the heck did she land there? I bet she is a nurse working in the health care sector.
Here are a lot of exchange students in our univercities and many Indian immigrants working in tech companies. I really doubt you could see one here working in healthcare sector though, because of the language barrier.
I love lituania i am from there
no Klaipėda? :(
Makes me miss home!