Nestled on Daukanto Square and flanked by stately mansions, the Presidential Palace in Vilnius stands as a striking example of neoclassical architecture. Its grand exterior, with intricate details and charming palace gardens, makes it a prominent landmark in the Old Town. Visitors can easily incorporate a visit to the palace into their exploration of the area. A highlight is the flag-changing ceremony, which takes place every Sunday, offering a glimpse into the ceremonial traditions of the Lithuanian state.
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