Uzupis

Top 2% of attractions in Vilnius
7/10

What the experts agree on

Vilnius's quirky artist republic declared independence in 1997, offering bohemian riverside charm comparable to Montmartre. Explore galleries and cafes, or kayak the Neris River in spring for the best experience.

5 expert reviews
Afar Magazine Afar Magazine
"I was able to go kayaking along a tributary to the Neris River and finish the trip on the Neris River...it is advisable to kayak in the spring rather than the fall " Full review
Independent Independent
"Close to the city centre, Užupis is a bohemian riverside neighbourhood which declared itself a republic in 1997"
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February 3, 2022
New York Times New York Times
"Once declared an independent republic by its own denizens, Uzupis is a colorful neighborhood worth exploring. Declared an independent republic by its inhabitants, the colorful Uzupis..."
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National Geographic National Geographic
"When someone comes to visit me, the first place I take them to is a “republic” of artists called Užupis that is comparable to Montmartre in Paris or Christiania in Copenhagen"
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National Geographic National Geographic
"During the "Wild Nineties," the then-blighted Užupis neighborhood—located across the Vilna River from Vilnius's Old Town—became a home for artists and bohemians in search of cheap rent..."
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