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For those traveling by bicycle and scooter
Vilnius is becoming an increasingly convenient city to get around using environmentally friendly modes of transport that help save not only our nature, but also your time. Skip traffic by travelling by bicycle or other micromobility vehicles – the capital already has more than 177 km of cycle paths.
Find the most up-to-date information on cycling infrastructure, discover cyclist-friendly routes and parking facilities, and travel around the capital sustainably and conveniently!
Routes for cyclists
The capital is already home to more than 177 km of high-quality cycling infrastructure, and by 2030 the development of the main cycle network is planned, reaching approximately 250 km of cycle paths.
Cycling infrastructure map
Cycling infrastructure in Vilnius
Vilnius aims to encourage as many engaged residents as possible to join the discussion on the city’s most important mobility issues.
Sustainable mobility infrastructure is used every day by thousands of Vilnius residents who know best what works, where, and why certain solutions are or are not convenient. That is why we provide open access to all infrastructure plans and projects and welcome your comments, feedback, and constructive criticism.
Learn more about plans for cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, as well as the development of cycling infrastructure under the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan:
Plan your cycling trip
NWant to plan your daily commute to work? Or are you looking for a leisure route with your family, or an adventurous ride through narrow forest trails and hills? Discover a selection of reliable sources that will help you plan your cycling trip quickly and conveniently.
Naviki
Find the most convenient route
Neakivaizdinis Vilnius
Discover Vilnius from a new perspective
Open Street Map
Cycle around the world
Where can you safely and conveniently park your bicycle or scooter in Vilnius?
Bicycle storages
We are creating a capital where it is convenient for every resident and visitor to get around—regardless of the mode of transport they choose—and where travelling across the city is a pleasant experience. Bicycle storage facilities are one of the measures included in Vilnius’ Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan, aimed at increasing the attractiveness and use of alternative ways of travelling in the city.
In 2024, modern bicycle storage facilities were introduced for those who do not have space to store bicycles and scooters at home. Each of the 20 storage units can accommodate 16 bicycles and 4 scooters, is automatically locked, and is accessible to residents 24/7. By 2027, an additional 124 storage facilities are planned.
Find out where Vilnius bicycle storage facilities are located and how to use them:
Stands for bicycle
In Vilnius, it is convenient and safe to lock your bicycle to U-shaped bicycle racks. More than 4,000 of these racks have already been installed across the city—near schools, healthcare facilities, along the main streets, and next to popular attractions. You will also find racks near shops and business centres. In addition, 350 new racks are planned to be installed every year.
Can’t find where to lock your bicycle, or have you noticed an abandoned or vandalised bicycle?
Why choose cycling?
Save time
You will travel faster than on foot, avoid traffic congestion, and won’t waste time searching for a parking space.
Become healthier and happier
Research shows that physical activity improves mood, supports overall well-being, and helps you stay in great shape.
Contribute to a greener environment
You will reduce noise in the city and help protect nature by contributing to cleaner air and lower pollution levels.
Spend less on travel
It is estimated that travelling 1 km by bicycle costs only €0.08, compared to €0.50 when travelling by car.
Tips for Cyclists and Micromobility Users
Skip traffic by choosing a bicycle or another micromobility vehicle—and set an example for others. Find out how to travel around the capital safely and conveniently.
What should every cyclist or scooter rider know?
Make sure your vehicle – whether a bicycle or a scooter – is in good technical condition.
Stay alert while riding – observe and listen to what is happening around you.
Respect other road users and be considerate – make sure others can see you and try to make eye contact.
Remember to keep yourself and others safe: keep both hands on the handlebars while riding, and avoid holding hot drinks or using your phone.
Key road traffic rules
Keep to the right while riding. Before making any manoeuvre, always check your surroundings and signal your intention – raise your hand to indicate a turn, and only then change direction.
For bicycles and scooters, as with other vehicles, the right-hand rule applies: when there are no priority signs, you must give way to road users approaching from the right.
Make yourself more visible in low-light conditions—wear clothing with reflective elements.
Remember that after rain or in low temperatures, the surface may become slippery and your braking distance will be longer than usual. For a safer trip, choose streets with lower car traffic.
