Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva, restaurant „Riverside“
ADDRESS: Konstitucijos av. 20, Vilnius

Join us for a welcome reception designed to bring participants together in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, offering an excellent opportunity to network, exchange ideas, and establish new professional connections. The evening will mark the official opening of the congress and establish the tone for the days to come. Guests will also enjoy light refreshments while engaging in meaningful conversations with colleagues and speakers.

We warmly invite all participants to attend and take part in this engaging experience.
Door opens at 19:00
Reserve your ticket during the online registration for the Congress (included in delegate price).
 

Entertainment & Leisure Center „Belmontas“, Grand hall
ADDRESS: Belmonto st. 17, Vilnius (9,6 km from Congress Venue)

We are delighted to invite you to Gala Dinner, an elegant evening, where you can enjoy fine dining, engage in pleasant conversations, and share memorable moments with your friends and colleagues in the charming riverside setting. The evening promises a warm and festive atmosphere, perfect for celebrating achievements and forging new connections.

Door opens at 19:30
Buses leaves from Congress Venue (Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva) at 19:00
Clothing – smart casual attire
Book your ticket during the online registration for the Congress, fee - 80 Eur
 

Explore Vilnius on foot and let the audio guide lead the way. You can rent an audio guide in English, Lithuanian, Polish, German or Russian at one of the Vilnius Tourist Information Centres. Together with the audio guide you will receive a special map that will make finding the top sights of Vilnius easier. 

More information and rent: Vilnius Tourist Information Centres (https://www.govilnius.lt/visit-vilnius/tours/audio-walking-tour )

Price: 10 Eur/person

During the 15th, 16th centuries and the first half of the 17th century, the Palace of the Grand Dukes was a political, diplomatic, administrative and cultural center of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
At the beginning of the 19th century, at the initiative of the tsarist Russian administration, the residence of Lithuanian rulers was destroyed and restored only in 2013. 
The National Museum, at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania four main routes can be viewed that reflect the functions of this historic residence.

More information and tickets: The Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania (https://www.valdovurumai.lt/en/tickets/ )

Price: ~12 Eur
 

Gediminas’ Castle Tower is the remaining fortification tower of the Upper Castle. Legend has it that the Grand Duke Gediminas dreamt of an Iron Wolf howling at the top of this hill, which he took as a prophecy of the great city that would one day stand in this place. The hill is where he eventually built a wooden castle.
Grand Duke Vytautas completed the city’s first brick castle in 1409. Gediminas’ Tower has changed purposes since then, including being used as the city’s first telegraph building in 1838. The Lithuanian flag was first flown at the top of the tower a century ago. The Vilnius Castle Museum was opened in 1960, and in 1968 it became a subdivision of the Lithuanian National Museum.

More information and tickets: Gediminas Castle Tower (https://bilietai-gp.lnm.lt/eng )

Price: 8 Eur/person

The perfect place for those interested in the decorative arts, this museum regularly hosts exceptional fashion, jewellery and applied arts exhibitions. In collaboration with fashion historian Alexandre Vassiliev’s foundation, the Museum of Applied Arts and Design showcases authentic collections of clothes and accessories from the 18th-20th century.

More information and tickets: Museum of Applied Arts and Design (https://www.lndm.lt/en/tdm/visiting/ )

Price: 6 Eur/person

MO Museum, a personal initiative of Lithuanian scientists and philanthropists Danguolė and Viktoras Butkus, functioned as an art museum without walls for close to ten years. The collection of around 6 000 modern and contemporary pieces contains major Lithuanian artworks from the 1960s to this day.
Vilnius’ newest museum is a must for modern art lovers and those interested in seeing works by modern and contemporary Lithuanian artists. Designed by renowned architect Daniel Libeskind, the MO Museum is a work of modern art in itself and has already won several architecture prizes. 

More information and tickets: MO Museum (https://mo.lt/en/ )

Price: 11 Eur/person

The museum is located in Vilnius Old Town on Šv. Mykolo Street and was established in 1988 by Virginija and Kazimieras Mizgiriai, designers Jonas Gerulaitis and Audrius Klimas, archaeologist Gediminas Gendrėnas and others. The Amber Museum-Gallery will introduce the history of Baltic amber, its use in all periods of history, and amber morphology.

The museum exhibit includes a unique collection of inclusions and a reconstruction of the treasure of Juodkrantė. Museum staff will invite you to visit the basements where the ceramic scorching workshop with authentic pieces was established at the end of the 15th century. Exhibitions organised by artists can also be viewed and visitors can purchase contemporary and classic design jewellery at the museum.

More information: https://www.govilnius.lt/visit-vilnius/places/amber-museum-gallery

Price: Free of charge
 

Enjoy a luxurious in-room spa experience in all BEER SPA rooms with wooden barrels and wheat bedding. The rooms will be completely yours for the duration of your treatment, and unlimited beer or beer will further enrich your moments of relaxation.

More information: Beer SPA (https://www.beerspa.lt/en/booking-calendar/spa-kambarys-obelis)