Oh sure, these cafes and bars in a public square in Vilnius, Lithuania, attract a great crowd on a weeknight.
But.
Ask any Melbourne shopkeeper and they’ll tell you this scene couldn’t possibly be real. You know why?
No parking spots out the front.
#urbanism #UrbanPlanning @[email protected] @[email protected]
@ajsadauskas looks cozy!
@petrescatraian @[email protected] It was taken just near Aušros Vartai (literally “Dawn Gates”), which are the historic main city gates for the Vilnius Old Town.
And given there’s some great bars and cafes nearby (and slightly further north, past the old town hall), serving delicious Cepelinai, who wouldn’t want to stop by?
@ajsadauskas Superb. Are there a lot of pubs, cafés, restaurants or the likes in the old city as well? 😁 Or are things more balanced, so to say, also with some shops of any kind?
@petrescatraian @[email protected] Countless restaurants, bars, and cafes. Lots of other small stores too, from clothes to jewellery to cosmetics to tourist stuff to local grocery stores to tourist paraphernalia. And all manner of cuisines — but I think it would be a mistake to visit Vilnius and not have Cepeliniai ☺️
@ajsadauskas got to try that 😁 here the old town pretty much felt prey to club/pub/restaurant owners 😁 Basically people go in the center not to walk around and enjoy, but to drink 🙁
