Domestic trains in Lithuania:

• Trains in Lithuania are mainly operated by LGT Link. 
• Vilnius Railway Station is the largest station in the country and the main hub for rail traffic.
• There is a direct train connection from Vilnius airport to this central station 8 times a day, which takes 7 minutes and costs EUR 0.80.
• Other large stations are in Klaipėda, Radviliškis, and Kaunas.
• Eurail Passes are not valid on buses or trams.

Travel times in Lithuania:

For more information about train routes in Lithuania, check the website of the Lithuanian Railways.

International trains from Lithuania:

Vilnius – Kaunas – Mockava – Warsaw - Krakow (Poland)

• Passengers change trains in Mockava, at the Lithuanian-Polish border. 
• A Lithuanian train runs on the route Vilnius – Kaunas – Mockava. 
• A Polish train runs on the route Mockava – Warsaw – Krakow. 
• These trains run daily. 
• Reservations are required. 
  • For the section between Vilnius and Mockava, a mandatory reservation is needed. This is available at local ticket desks in Lithuania and by contacting the Customer Information Centre found here. It is possible to book five days in advance.
  • For the section between the Polish border station Trakiszki and Krakow, reservations can be bought online in the Eurail reservation system and via PKP Intercity.
• Bikes and luggage can be carried on-board, space permitting. There's a 35kg limit on luggage, but you can purchase extra luggage allowance.

Vilnius – Siauliai – Jelgava – Riga (Latvia)

• NEW! Once daily direct passenger train.
  
• Connecting two Baltic capitals and countries once again.
• Mandatory seat reservation (€5). 
  
• Available at local ticket desks in Lithuania and by contacting the Customer Information Centre found here.
  •  Bookable five days in advance.
• Check our timetable, the Lithuanian Railways, or the Latvian Railways for up-to-date train schedules.