Užupis: Audio Tour of Vilnius' Bohemian Micronation

Užupis, Vilnius' self-declared Artistic Republic, might be Europe's most charming micronation. On this walking tour, you'll explore the former neglected industrial area that transformed into a thriving bohemian neighbourhood, complete with its own constitution, president, and currency. Told as a conversation between local guide Indre and curious traveller Milda, the tour crosses bridges over the Vilnelė River, passes the bronze Angel of Užupis, and winds through galleries, cafés, and the historical Bernardine Cemetery — home to Lycka, the famous cemetery cat. Along the way, get your passport stamped at the border, discover the beer tap that flows free every April 1st, and read the constitution translated into 44 languages. The tour ends at the Fluxus Bridge, having explored not just the geography of this tiny nation but its philosophy of openness, creativity, and the right to be both happy and unhappy at the same time.