The history of Vilnius buses dates back to 1909 when a private entrepreneur launched a bus service from Cathedral Square to Verkiai. Later, as technology improved and political systems changed, public transport underwent various ups and downs. However, the number of buses in the city has steadily increased, and the routes have opened up ever wider horizons for travellers in the city and suburbs. Bus route 10 is not the oldest, the longest, or even any kind of ‘-est’, but it travels through very different parts of the city – from the tower blocks of Fabijoniškės to experimental Baltupiai, to the pilgrims’ Kalvarijų Street, to the heart of the old town, to the romantic Markučiai. So a trip on the ‘Number Ten’ will fully reveal the colourful picture of Vilnius.
Have a great journey!
