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Lithuania's urban life pulses with modern energy and historical charm, particularly in its capital, Vilnius. The city's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, invites exploration with its narrow cobblestone streets, baroque architecture, and lively cultural scene. Visitors can stroll through Pilies Street, where local artisans and musicians animate the thoroughfare, or ascend Gediminas’ Tower for panoramic views of the cityscape. Beyond Vilnius, Kaunas offers a distinct urban experience with its blend of interwar modernism and burgeoning street art scene, especially along the vibrant Laisvės Alėja, Europe's longest pedestrian street.