Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, is not known for extensive waterways. The city is situated in a hilly landscape and is not bisected by major rivers like some other European cities. The Neris River flows near Vilnius, but it does not run through the city center. Instead, the Neris River flows to the north of the city.
However, Vilnius does have several bridges that span the Neris River and connect different parts of the city. One notable bridge is the Karallaus Mindaugo Bridge, which is located in the city center and provides a key link across the Neris River.
As for main streets, Vilnius features a network of streets and boulevards that wind through the historic Old Town and extend to the newer parts of the city. Gedimino Avenue is one of the main streets in Vilnius and serves as a central thoroughfare, lined with shops, restaurants, and important landmarks.
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Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.