The most complete urbex map of Lithuania available — 200+ verified GPS locations across the country, from the Soviet nuclear missile base hidden in the forest to the plane repair hangar with its two Aeroflot Yak-18T aircraft, the vehicle graveyard with hundreds of Soviet cars and trucks and the abandoned sanatorium deep in the Lithuanian countryside. Every location in our Lithuania Urbex Map has been verified, rated for access and documented with explorer notes.
What's Inside the Lithuania Urbex Map
200+ GPS locations covering every major category of Lithuanian abandonment:
- Soviet military sites — nuclear missile bases with R-12 thermonuclear launch pads, plane repair hangars, flight schools with Misha Olympic murals and underground bunkers with gas masks still inside
- Vehicle graveyards — Soviet car and truck graveyards with 1940s-80s vehicles, bus depots with polychrome Soviet buses
- Abandoned factories — Soviet industrial plants, collective farm machinery halls and textile mills
- Hotels & sanatoriums — forest sanatoria, Druskininkai Soviet spa resorts and Soviet rest houses
- Ghost towns — Soviet military settlements, Ignalina nuclear power plant town and rural depopulation villages
- Cultural buildings — Red Theatre Culture Houses, abandoned amusement parks, Soviet schools with propaganda murals
- Religious heritage — abandoned churches, Hill of Crosses surroundings and derelict monasteries
- Baltic German manors — 18th-19th century estate ruins across the Lithuanian countryside
How the Map Works
After purchase you receive instant access to the digital map — compatible with Google Maps, Maps.me and any GPS application that reads standard coordinate formats. Each location includes GPS coordinates, an access rating and explorer notes. The map is downloadable for offline use — essential for the remote forest sites where mobile coverage can fail.
Coverage by Region
| Region | What's Mapped | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Vilnius & Region | Soviet buildings, industrial, manors | Soviet factory complexes, flight school, underground bunkers |
| Kaunas & Central Lithuania | Military, vehicle graveyards, factories | Missile base, vehicle graveyard, amusement park |
| Klaipėda & Coast | Soviet military, resort infrastructure, manors | Curonian Spit military sites, coastal Soviet resorts |
| Ignalina & East Lithuania | Nuclear power ghost town, Soviet military, rural villages | Ignalina NPP town, forest military bases |
| Druskininkai & South | Soviet spa resorts, sanatoriums, forest sites | Soviet health resort infrastructure, forest sanatoriums |
❓ FAQ
Is the Lithuania Urbex Map compatible with my phone?
Yes — compatible with Google Maps, Apple Maps, Maps.me and any GPS application on iOS or Android. We recommend downloading Maps.me and the Lithuania offline map before visiting remote forest sites.
Are the 200+ locations all currently abandoned?
Every location has been verified as abandoned at time of inclusion. We update the map when sites are demolished or access changes — all purchasers receive free updates forever.
How long does it take to visit the main Lithuania urbex sites?
A focused 5-day road trip covers the highlights: Vilnius and surroundings (2 days), Kaunas and central Lithuania military sites (2 days), Druskininkai and south (1 day). A thorough exploration of all 200+ locations requires 2-3 weeks.
🎯 Get the Map
200+ GPS locations. Instant access. Free updates forever. The most complete urbex resource for Lithuania in English.
Lithuania Urbex Map — 200+ GPS Locations
- ✓ 200+ verified GPS locations across Lithuania
- ✓ All regions covered
- ✓ Instant access after purchase
- ✓ Free updates forever
9,99€
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