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Traditional Lithuanian Foods

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Traditional Lithuanian Foods
Traditional Lithuanian Foods

Activities: getting acquainted with Lithuanian culinary and cultural peculiarities, preparation of dishes and eating.

Duration depends on selected dish / dishes.                

Language: Lithuanian.

Seasonality: all year round.

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Goat cheeses programs
Goat cheeses programs
“Educational Session – Showing Cheese Production” and “Tasting Seven Types of Goat Milk Cheeses”. The housewife organizes a one-hour excursion, where you will get acquainted with goat farm and cheese. Activities: excursion to the goat farm, cheese making lesson, tasting. Duration: 1 hour or depends on the program. Languages: Russian, Lithuanian, German. Seasonality: all year round.
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Baltic Bath House
Baltic Bath House
“It’s better to try it once than to hear about it a hundred times”! – is the most appropriate saying for this diversion. We invite you to spend an evening in the Lithuanian sauna, otherwise also called the Baltic steam sauna.  Professional bathhouse attendants Aušra and Edvinas – from “Pirties ratas” – will shatter all the myths about sauna baths and will turn even the biggest sauna-bath dislikers into the fans of this...
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Brewed wheat bread
Brewed wheat bread
BREAD (BREWED RYE, BREWED WHEAT) AND OTHER PRODUCTS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Bread Road with Feast and Mill Inspection. Duration - about 3 hours. Mill educational program with product tasting . Duration - about 1.5 hours Activities: observing the production of rye sifting, wheat wholemeal flour and rolled flour, grains, pancakes and bread. Tasting. The programs are being held in Lithuanian and Russian. Seasonality: all seasons.
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Bachelorette Party, as per Archaic Traditions
Bachelorette Party, as per Archaic Traditions
A bachelorette party is one of the most important events in a woman’s life, the last evening of a bride’s self-determination. In the old times, it was a gathering of women closest to the bride: sisters, female friends, mothers, aunts, – this is how the denotation mergvakaris (girls’ party) originated. This gathering was also referred to as pintuvės, vakarynos, prieveselis. As required by ancestral traditions, on the eve of the wedding, the girls used to take a...
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