Adventure Details

Embark on a unique boat adventure behind the Iron Curtain in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a duration of 3 hours. Led by a local expert, gain insight into life in Vilnius and the rest of Lithuania during the Soviet occupation. Explore important Soviet-era sites such as the wedding palace and former KGB headquarters, while learning about the peculiarities of Soviet life, including the saying “It is better to have 100 friends than 100 rubles” and the notion that there was no sex during Soviet times. During the boat adventure, enjoy a Soviet-style lunch in a typical cafe from the era and indulge in a food tasting and snack, along with a glass of beer. Hear a mix of sad, funny, and absurd stories that highlight the unique reality of living during the Cold War. Immerse yourself in the history and culture of the Soviet occupation through engaging storytelling and visits to significant landmarks, providing a deeper understanding of this tumultuous period in Lithuania’s past. Inclusions for the boat adventure include a local English-speaking guide, food tasting, snack, and a glass of beer. Delve into the fascinating history of Vilnius and Lithuania during the Soviet era, gaining a new perspective on this tumultuous time in history. Explore the city from a unique vantage point on the water, while learning about the impact of Soviet occupation on the local population and uncovering hidden stories from the Cold War era. - Explore Vilnius behind the Iron Curtain - Learn about life during the Soviet occupation - Enjoy a Soviet-style lunch and hear unique stories from the Cold War era TLDR: - Explore Vilnius behind the Iron Curtain - Learn about life during the Soviet occupation - Enjoy a Soviet-style lunch and hear unique stories from the Cold War era