Vilnius International Airport (Tarptautinis Vilniaus Oro Uostas) is just 5km south of the city centre. Even if you’re landing from a non-Schengen country, arrival formalities are quick and relatively straightforward. After collecting your luggage find a compact arrivals hall complete with a kiosk for snacks, maps, cigarettes and prepaid mobile phone cards, ATMs, currency exchange offices and a small tourist information kiosk. Toilets are to the right, and car rental companies to the left. Getting to town A taxi to Old Town using one of the vehicles parked outside the arrivals terminal will cost about 50Lt. Calling one in advance will cost considerably less. If you don’t know how to do it yourself ask the people in the tourist information kiosk to order one for you. If you’re travelling to the centre and don’t mind roughing it with the locals, save a small fortune and take public transport. The bus stop is to the left of the taxi stand. Bus Nº1 goes to the train station and bus Nº2 to Lukiškių Aikštė and north over the river past the Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva. A timetable is posted at the stop. Buy a ticket from the driver for 2.50Lt. Alternatively, hop on a train and in less than 10 minutes be at the train station in the centre of the city. Buy a ticket on board for just 2Lt. The airport train station can be found along the road outside the main exit and on the left. Trains leave every hour or so from around 06:00 until 21:30, with a journey time of just seven minutes.