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Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is located on the Neris River. With a population of 583,400 (1997), the city is an important cultural and industrial center, accounting for about one-fourth of the manufacturing output of Lithuania. Vilnius has the ruins of a 14th-century castle and buildings in a variety of architectural styles, ranging from Gothic to Baroque. It is the seat of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, it has a University, founded in 1579.

Kaunas is situated on the crossroad of the main Lithuanian transport flows. Two main highways cross the city - Via Baltica, which connects Helsinki and Warsaw, and the highway that connects the capital Vilnius and the port Klaipeda. Kaunas is the second biggest city in Lithuania with the total area of 155.5 sq. km., population of 415.7 thousand and density of 2674 people to 1 sq. km. Kaunas can already offer quite many hotels, motels, bars and lodging houses where you could spend a night comfortably alone or with a group.