Medieval Kernavė

Village on the Neris river 35 km from Vilnius, built beside five hill-forts that were a capital of medieval Lithuania in the 13th and 14th centuries. The Kernavė Archaeological Site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Medieval festivals in Kernavė

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Days of Live Archaeology in Kernavė

Kernavė, Lithuania

The Days of Live Archaeology at Kernavė are an international experimental-archaeology festival held in early July at Lithuania's UNESCO-listed medieval capital, where five hill-forts rise above the Neris valley. Craftspeople, warriors and musicians demonstrate life from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages, with staged battles, archery, ancient food and hands-on workshops.

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Trakai Medieval Festival (Viduramžių šventė)

Trakai, Lithuania

The Trakai History Museum's Medieval Festival brings re-enactors, craftsmen, musicians and 14th–15th-century warfare displays into the courtyards of the red-brick Island Castle for a summer weekend. Organised since 1998, it ran on 11–12 July 2026 with a separate €10 festival ticket.

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Other medieval cities in Lithuania: Trakai