Travel magazine elects Vilnius Old Town among “66 Beautiful Small Cities & Towns In Europe”

The online travel magazine ‘Flexijourney’ has picked their favourite small cities and towns in Europe, and Vilnius Old Town is one of them!

Here is what they write:
The Old Town of Vilnius (Lithuanian: Vilniaus senamiestis), one of the largest surviving medieval old towns in Northern Europe, has an area of 3.59 square kilometres (887 acres). It encompasses 74 quarters, with 70 streets and lanes numbering 1487 buildings with a total floor area of 1,497,000 square meters. The oldest part of the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, it has developed over the course of many centuries, and has been shaped by the city's history and a constantly changing cultural influence. It is a place where some of Europe's greatest architectural styles – gothic, renaissance, baroque and neoclassical – stand side by side and complement each other. Pilies Street is the Old Town's main artery and the hub of cafe and street market life. The main street of Vilnius, Gediminas Avenue, is partially located in the Old Town

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http://www.flexijourney.com/blog/66-beautiful-small-cities-towns-in-europe/

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Darren · 714 weeks ago

HI, i met someone off the internet & invited me over to stay in Vilnius. However, when i arrived i was conned, ripped off & left penniless. Darren

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Akang · 681 weeks ago

Thanks, Lars, much appreciated I get a lot from your blog, hope Vilnius is fun. Reading the vaiorus Market Monetarists is a terrific education in monetary economics.As someone who spent some years being employed as a policy wonk I find the refusal to consider the Australian experience just bizarre. We are the country where the Great Moderation has not ended. Indeed, since the Reserve Bank of Australia adopted an explicit target (1993), our Great Moderation was better than other countries even when it was a general phenomena. This despite having a relatively small economy (about 1/12 the size of the US's) with a large mining sector (9% of GDP) which is highly volatile. It is not that our central bankers are so much better, it is that the right framework allows ordinary competence to get you through. Especially when fiscal policy clearly operates with one eye on monetary policy.Even more, since the RBA's explicit target is an average of inflation over the business cycle, that is very much like NGDP targeting, since less growth in y means more growth in P and more growth in y means less growth in P.

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fieve 8p · 313 weeks ago

I am fond of the old buildings and the places you usually mention in your post as the northern Europe is full of cultures and diversities which have a real influence on the lives of the people there but for that you have to Compare Car hire to reach those historical places from your door steps.

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Thanks, Lars, much appreciated I get a lot from your blog, hope Vilnius is fun. Reading the vaiorus Market Monetarists is a terrific education in monetary economics.As someone who spent some years being employed as a policy wonk I find the refusal to consider the Australian experience just bizarre. We are the country where the Great Moderation has not ended. Indeed, since the Reserve Bank of Australia adopted an explicit target (1993), our Great Moderation was better than other countries even when it was a general phenomena. This despite having a relatively small economy (about 1/12 the size of the US’s) with a large mining sector (9% of GDP) which is highly volatile. It is not that our central bankers are so much better, it is that the right framework allows ordinary competence to get you through. Especially when fiscal policy clearly operates with one eye on monetary policy.Even more, since the RBA’s explicit target is an average of inflation over the business cycle, that is very much like NGDP targeting, since less growth in y means more growth in P and more growth in y means less growth in P.

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HI, i met someone off the internet & invited me over to stay in Vilnius. However, when i arrived i was conned, ripped off & left penniless. Darren

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