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Tour de Vilnius - Riga pela Colina das Cruzes, Rundale, Bauska

4.6(77)Vilnius1 hora
VIATOR4.6(57)TRIPADVISOR4.4(20)

Descrição

Economize tempo e dinheiro viajando de Vilnius para Riga!! Partida garantida Viaje de Vilnius a Riga com facilidade e explore as atrações mundialmente famosas por conta própria. Esta viagem pelo Báltico irá levá-lo à pequena e cinzenta colina Jurgaiciai (Domantai), localizada no norte da Lituânia, que abriga milhares de cruzes de todas as formas e tamanhos e se tornou o símbolo de esperança e persistência. O Palácio Rundale, construído no século XVIII como residência de verão do Duque da Curlândia, será mais uma pausa na viagem de autocarro Vilnius – Riga. Este luminoso edifício de estilo barroco, rodeado por um extenso e esplêndido jardim, é frequentemente referido como o Versalhes da Letónia e vale a pena visitar. Antes de chegar ao seu destino, você fará uma parada no complexo do Castelo Bauska, composto pelas ruínas de um castelo anterior e de um palácio mais recente.

Opções de passeio

Viagem de Vilnius para Riga
  • Inclusões:: Serviço de transferência de Vilnius para Riga com escalas na Colina das Cruzes, no Palácio Rundale e no Castelo Bauska.

Itinerário

60 min

A Colina das Cruzes, localizada a dezesseis quilômetros da cidade de Siauliai, é um autêntico monumento da história e arte folclórica religiosa. Esta pequena colina com uma coleção de mais de 200.000 cruzes é o melhor repositório de arte da cruz da Lituânia e a representação de uma fé inabalável e um símbolo de resistência contra a ocupação.

Entrada não incluída120 min

O Palácio Rundale, localizado a apenas 15 quilômetros da fronteira entre a Lituânia e a Letônia, foi construído no século 18 por Ernst Johann von Biron, como residência de verão do Duque de Courland. O palácio foi projetado pelo arquiteto italiano Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, autor do Palácio de Inverno em São Petersburgo. No decorrer do tempo e da pressa política, o Palácio mudou muitos proprietários e propósitos - foi usado como hospital, escola primária ou mesmo uma instalação de armazenamento de grãos. Hoje em dia, após um extenso e bem-sucedido processo de renovação, o Museu e Jardim do Palácio Rundale atrai multidões de turistas e é merecidamente chamado de "Versalhes da Letônia".

Entrada não incluída60 min

O Castelo Bauska fica em um cenário de terra entre dois rios Musa e Memele no território da cidade de Bauska. O complexo do Castelo Bauska é composto por duas partes: a mais antiga, a Livonia, o Castelo da Ordem, construída em meados do século XV, e a mais recente, uma residência para o Duque de Courland, construída no final do século XVI. Durante a Grande Guerra do Norte, o conjunto do Castelo Bauska foi explodido pelos militares russos. Hoje em dia a residência do Duque de Courland está totalmente restaurada e abriga o Museu do Castelo, enquanto restam apenas ruínas da sede da Ordem da Livônia.

Destaques

Quarto para quantidade razoável de bagagem
Livro guiado ou guia ao vivo
Serviço de transporte confortável

O que está incluído

Incluído
Quarto para quantidade razoável de bagagem
Livro guiado ou guia ao vivo
Serviço de transporte confortável
Não incluído
Alimentos e bebidas
Bilhetes de entrada

Avaliações dos viajantes

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Informações importantes

  • Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
  • Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
  • Assentos infantis disponíveis
  • Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
  • Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
  • Viagem é realizada na segunda, quarta e sexta-feira no período da temporada
  • As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
  • Um passaporte válido atual é exigido no dia da viagem
  • Uma excursão com partida garantida

Avaliações(77)

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Audrey_A
July 14, 2026
Good

Plan a snack for lunch, very short stops for the visits. Get well informed about the arrival point.

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ryoko m
July 12, 2026
A winning idea. 3 places they took us to are beautiful but difficult to reach without a car. This tour has always

An exceptional way to make the most of your time.

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Melida_V
July 7, 2026
The absolute best way to get to Riga

This is the perfect way to get to Riga and see Hill of Crosses, the castle and the palace. Done separately would be more money and time.

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Jessae97
June 12, 2026
Great company to do a Vilnius-Riga sightseeing tour with

Took the sightseeing transfer from Vilnius and Riga. The driver is friendly and gave a few points on the sites we visited, including the Hill of Crosses. I would recommend this tour with this company for those looking for a way to see more while also getting to where you need to go! Booking was easy as you can go on their website and pay with card.

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Jam_M
May 23, 2026
Best way to move between two capitals

The best way to travel from Vilnius to Riga and do sightseeing in between. It ended up being ‘private’ tour as it was just my husband and I on that booked that day therefore grateful that it still went ahead. The ride was comfortable, our driver Alex was very nice and knowledgeable and delivered us safely to Riga. We did all the three stops and definitely worth paying in to go to Rundale Palace - it was stunning and there’s a nice little cafe on the way to get lunch. The Hills of Crosses is such a unique place, you can walk down and purchase a cross near the car park to add to the site. Would definitely recommend this tour over just taking a bus if you’re moving in between cities!

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Lindsay_W
May 17, 2026
From Vilnius to Riga

Good way to travel from Vilnius to Riga and see some sights along the way. Alex did a good job. Ple tybof stops. Lunch available at Rundale Palace.

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Campbell B
May 11, 2026
Unprofessional Operator

I booked this tour because it seemed like a great way to get from Vilnius to Riga while seeing a few places along the way. Instead, it turned into one of the worst travel experiences I’ve had. The pickup instructions were confusing from the start. My ticket said “Cathedral Square” as the pickup point. Then, buried in an email sent two days earlier, it clarified the pickup was actually at a bus stop opposite the bell tower. To make things even more confusing, there were multiple other buses and vans moving through the area at the same time, which made it even harder to work out which vehicle I was actually looking for. I arrived in the area at 7:57am with two large suitcases, but was trying to work out exactly where the bus stop was. At 8:05am I messaged the operator saying I was in the area but couldn’t see anyone. At 8:10am I called the driver via WhatsApp. From there, the driver/tour guide became immediately aggressive on the phone, repeatedly telling me I “was not at the location at 8am.” Fair enough — I wasn’t standing at the exact bus stop. But I was literally across the road in the square with two massive suitcases. If he had made even the slightest effort to look around, he would have seen me. What amazed me most was that they had my phone number the entire time, yet never once tried calling me. When I asked why, I was told: “Like trains, buses and airlines we are not responsible to call the travelers.” That response pretty much sums up the attitude of this company. I then asked about a refund. They refused to even discuss it. I actually tried to be reasonable and suggested a partial refund, acknowledging that I wasn’t standing at the exact spot mentioned in the email. Instead, the operator sent me a photo of an empty van asking where I was in the picture (time stamped 8:00am and 20 seconds). I explained I was nearby trying to locate the bus stop. He then sent a voice message saying the others on the tour were “smiling” at the whole situation — essentially implying I was making it up or being dishonest about where I had been standing. I travel a lot and have done tours all over the world. Mistakes and misunderstandings happen. But good operators try to help. This company did the opposite — defensive, rude, dismissive, and completely uninterested in finding a reasonable solution. A really disappointing way to end an otherwise fantastic time in Vilnius. I’d strongly recommend thinking twice before booking with this company.

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rahul_s
May 7, 2026
Had a really nice...

Had a really nice experience with Alex. He was super friendly and informative. The trip did not feel rushed but still we managed to reach Riga on time.

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PAOLO_B
April 15, 2026
Everything perfect! Alex great guide!

Great experience! An excellent way to travel from Vilnius to Riga making stops with three magnificent visits: the mystical and touching Hill of Crosses, the wonderful and unmissable Rundule Palace with its breathtaking sumptuous interior, the beautiful and interesting Bauska Castle! Alex is a very kind and professional driver and guide. Everything perfect!

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Lily_L
April 9, 2026
Best way to travel from Vilnius to Riga

This is a great way to transport from Vilnius to Riga with three highlights along the way. The drive is mostly flat along farm lands and woods. Our guide says knowledgeable and very familiar with the route, he would point out the croisés erected by farmers and small communities as we pass them and explain the significance. The Hill of Crosses alone is worth the trip. It’s unassuming from the outside but poignant once inside. The Rundale Palace is worth the visit too especially if you like palace grandeur. This is the mini Versailles. The least overwhelming was Bauska Castle and fortress. It needs renovation, but the history is rich so just have to read about it and be imaginative. The tour dropped us off right by Riga’s Town Hall square, very convenient to keep sightseeing or grab food and drinks in the Old Town.

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