Vilnius TV Tower: Tickets & Vilnius Pass Discount
45 - 60 min
Observation Tower / Memorial Site
Completed 1980; 326m tall, Lithuania's tallest structure
Sausio 13-osios g. 10, 10322 Vilnius, Lithuania
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Practical Visitor Info & Tips
€18.00
€9 (children 4-18, students, seniors, persons with disabilities)
Check the tower's own official site for current hours; outdoor/seasonal experiences run April-October only.
No advance booking required for standard observation-deck access; e-tickets must still be presented at the ticket office (no priority entry). The Edge Walk and glass-floor platform experiences require advance registration and run seasonally (April-October, weather-dependent).
A 326m freestanding concrete tower, Lithuania's tallest structure, with an observation deck at 165m; the site of the deaths of 14 civilians during the Soviet military's January 1991 crackdown, now also a memorial.
| Option | Price | Booking | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | €18 | On-site or via the tower's own official site | |
| Reduced | €9 | On-site, ID/status may be checked | |
| With Vilnius Pass | €10 (discounted) | Present the pass at the ticket office |
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Ticket Options
€18.00
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See pass compatibility below ↓Overview & History
At 326 metres, the Vilnius TV Tower is Lithuania's tallest structure, with an observation deck at 165m offering sweeping views over the city and surrounding forests. Beyond the view, the tower carries deep historical weight: it was the site where 14 civilians were killed during the Soviet military's crackdown on 13 January 1991, an event now marked by a memorial at the site and commemorated in the tower's own exhibits. Today it also houses a revolving bistro-bar and, seasonally, higher-adrenaline add-ons like an open-air "Edge Walk" and a glass-floor viewing platform.
What to See: Top Highlights
The 165m Observation Deck
Panoramic, 360-degree views over Vilnius and the surrounding countryside, with the bistro-bar built into the same level.
The January 1991 Memorial
The tower marks the site where 14 civilians died defending it during the Soviet military's crackdown — a significant site in Lithuania's path to independence.
Edge Walk & Glass Floor (seasonal)
Separately-ticketed, advance-registration experiences for an open-air walk and a glass viewing platform, available April-October, weather-dependent.
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Does the Vilnius Pass Cover the Vilnius TV Tower?
Compare Vilnius PassesNot for free — the Vilnius Pass brings the adult ticket down to €10 from the standard €18, a confirmed discount rather than included free entry.
Vilnius Pass (formerly "Vilnius City Card" — rebranded; both names are still in common use)
Discounted. A discount is available with this pass; the exact current amount should be confirmed when booking. Confirmed discounted to €10 with the Vilnius Pass versus the €18 standard adult price — not free entry.
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