Domestic trains in Lithuania:

• Trains in Lithuania are mainly operated by LGT Link. 
• Vilnius Railway Station is the largest station in the country and the main hub for rail traffic.
• There is a direct train connection from Vilnius airport to this central station 8 times a day, which takes 7 minutes and costs EUR 0.80.
• Other large stations are in Klaipėda, Radviliškis, and Kaunas.
• Eurail Passes are not valid on buses or trams.

Travel times in Lithuania:

For more information about train routes in Lithuania, check the website of the Lithuanian Railways.

International trains from Lithuania:

Vilnius – Kaunas – Mockava – Warsaw - Krakow (Poland)

• Passengers change trains in Mockava, at the Lithuanian-Polish border. 
• A Lithuanian train runs on the route Vilnius – Kaunas – Mockava. 
• A Polish train runs on the route Mockava – Warsaw – Krakow. 
• These trains run daily. 
• Reservations are required. 
  • For the section between Vilnius and Mockava, a free interrail supplement is needed. This supplement can be acquired in the train station and on the train.
  • For the section between the Polish border station Trakiszki and Krakow, reservations can be bought online in the Eurail reservation system and via PKP Intercity.
• Bikes and luggage can be carried on-board, space permitting. There's a 35kg limit on luggage, but you can purchase extra luggage allowance.

Vilnius – Siauliai – Jelgava – Riga (Latvia)

• NEW! Once daily direct passenger train.
  
• Connecting two Baltic capitals and countries once again.
• Mandatory seat reservation (€5). 
  
• Bought at train stations in Lithuania and Latvia and by the e-mail found here.
  
• Check our timetable, the Lithuanian Railways, or the Latvian Railways for up-to-date train schedules.