Backtracking and long out-and-back detours lose points before famous names gain them.
My Lithuania · map + itinerary
Build the whole trip.
Keep the good bits.
Start with the trip you actually have: arrival, departure, bases, transport, company, pace and interests. Then build days that respect geography, weather and human energy.
No account required. Your plan stays in this browser unless you copy a planning link. Distances are editorial estimates; exact opening hours, ferries, traffic and weather still belong to official/live sources.
No car? Good. But be precise.
City-to-city Lithuania is easy. Rural last miles are not.
The planner now distinguishes NO-CAR EASY, DOABLE, AWKWARD and CAR BEST instead of pretending every bus icon means the same thing.
Build My Trip · 1–10 days
Tell us the constraints. Keep the holiday.
Good itinerary design is mostly subtraction: fewer zigzags, fewer “must-sees” that do not fit you, fewer days that require military logistics.
Nothing fixed yet. That is fine. It is also how holidays accidentally become 14-tab research projects.
First and last days get smaller budgets. Easy pace means fewer stops, not smaller type.
Rain does not need to destroy the itinerary; it should change the type of day.
A concert, dinner, ferry or balloon booking owns its time slot. Sightseeing gets fitted around real life, not the other way round.
Add, remove, reorder, share or send the route to Google Maps. The planner is a first cut, not a command.
See the shape of the trip
Gold = saved. Dashed gold = fixed plans. Green = places. Brick = experiences.
Build My Day
Tell me the constraints first.
The opposite of a generic Top 10 list.
This tool deliberately does not pretend to know live opening hours, ferry queues, river conditions or balloon launch decisions. Check the linked guide and official source for anything time-sensitive.
Discover
Add what earns a place in the day.
Curated places and location-specific experiences only.
The point
Planning should remove anxiety, not manufacture homework.
The map is free. The planner is free. The individual guides stay free. If the route needs a human judgement call — children, mobility, weather, a special dinner, an ancestry detour or a private operator — Ask Vytas is where convenience begins.