Studying in Lithuania in the Baltic Sea has impressive tourist attractions.

? Lithuania? This country near the Baltic Sea was once very beautiful in history. 13rd century, becoming a first-class country in Central Europe. But in the following hundreds of years, it was invaded by Russia in the19th century, occupied by Germany in World War I, and then pushed and shoved between the Soviet Union and Germany. After several changes, Lithuania finally broke away from the Soviet Union in 1990 and became a truly independent country. Lithuania is a small region composed of three Baltic countries, located on the east coast of the Baltic Sea in northern Europe. Is there an impressive tourist attraction and an ancient town with artistic reconstruction in the Baltic Sea? All of them are listed in UNESCO World Heritage List, medieval castles, ethnographic villages, unpolluted natural environment and rich cultural life. Anything is possible here.

1, warm and simple person

Asking for directions is something we often encounter in strange places. Here, you can get a very warm and friendly answer every time you ask for directions. Even once, a little girl walked for more than ten minutes to take you to the place you were looking for. Our friends have had similar treatment. Buying coffee, shopping and going to the supermarket are greeted by very enthusiastic people.

-Maybe there are few people in China, so they haven't been photographed? Not good? . Many cities with a large number of Chinese do not have such treatment.

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2. Service awareness and service level are very high.

The day I arrived at the hotel was after midnight 12, and two people at the front desk enthusiastically checked in. ? Going to the restaurant for breakfast the next morning, both of us can call out our names, which is naturally arranged. On the third day, the same treatment. When you are in a strange place, your name is remembered after the first meeting, which feels really good. The day after I arrived in Vilnius, I went shopping and walked into a shop casually. A waiter greeted me at once, smiled just right and asked me what I wanted to see. I said I'd have a look first, and she walked away.

After a while, she saw that I had taken a skirt, gestured, and immediately took a lot of similar skirts and asked me if I wanted to try them on. I picked out a few pieces, and I said I could try them. They immediately brought matching shoes, clothes and so on, until finally, 3-4 people surrounded me until I was satisfied. It's not surprising if this is the only shop that is so enthusiastic. Interestingly, not only this store, but all the stores we went to later were treated equally, and all the stores seemed to have undergone unified training. I think this is probably the service standard here.

The service of the store makes us really feel what service is-this has never been reflected in the United States, Canada and Britain. Service is when you need it, and he happens to be there; He is transparent when you don't need it. That's almost what it means.

The national flag is usually inserted in front of government buildings. Many government departments are in ancient buildings, and the government really works for the people.

At the airport, we wanted to get a tax refund, so we came to the tax refund window. We see that the tax refund window is closed, which is very common in many European airports. Because the airport is small, fewer people apply for tax refund. Generally, there are telephones near the tax refund window for the convenience of the masses. We called as usual, and waited for about 10 minutes, but no one came, so the person in front got angry (there was only a couple in front) and found the inspector at the airport, saying that we waited for half an hour before calling, but no one answered the phone twice, and he didn't get through until we went. He is going to complain to the Prime Minister, and the waiting time is too long. I'm thinking that Europeans' good sense of service is rooted in their bones and guaranteed by a complete system.

3. Price level

What is the price level of such a good service? I think it is definitely not as high as Beijing and Shanghai, or even lower than domestic second-tier cities.

ZARA, for example, is quite popular here. Its storefront is very big, like the one in Beijing, with three floors. What is the price? We joked that the audience's 65,438+029 lats, for example, translated into RMB 365,438+00 (65,438+0 lats translated into RMB about 2.4 yuan), such as women's dresses, some coats, various leather shoes, suits, sweaters, men's shirts, pants, sweaters and so on. , are all mainstream clothes. T-shirts, leggings and so on are almost all 30-40 lats (equivalent to RMB 69 yuan -99 yuan). Well-known brands, such as Boss Hugo, have large stores here. A cashmere coat costs about 2,300 lats (equivalent to RMB 5,500), which can be refunded 12.5%.

Gucci? Prada? Dior and other famous brands are also available here, and the prices are generally cheaper than those in China.

4. Long history and architecture

Walking in the streets of Newweis, there are old houses everywhere. Incredibly, these houses are well maintained and the interior decoration is luxurious and modern. Most of them are shops and banks, some are government agencies and some are offices.

Vilnius University was founded in 1579, earlier than Moscow University 176. ? Vilnius University is located in a very prosperous part of the city center. This ancient university is one of the earliest institutions of higher learning in Europe. Originally a missionary school, it still retains ancient churches and many ancient buildings. At present, the school has 18000 students.

Santa Anna church? The most famous late works of Gothic architecture, built in 158 1, are all made of red bricks and are exquisite. National Cathedral? For centuries, it has been the most important church in the eyes of Catholicism. Built in 1387. After many renovations, it gradually merged Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles. Next to the cathedral is the 52-meter-high bell tower.

Walking on the ancient streets, all kinds of sculptures can be seen everywhere, which truly reflects the culture of this city. Sculpture has a variety of themes, figures and shapes, and has a similar feature, that is, a long history. Each sculpture is elegant and in the downtown area, but it is not crowded and abrupt at all, and the layout is just right. The streets in the old city have retained the bluestone pavement, although it is not as flat and easy to walk as the asphalt pavement; Although the street is very narrow, it can only be a one-way street without a wide sidewalk; Although the external walls of many buildings have been weathered, there is no transparency of glass curtain walls, but the history is thick and profound, and everything is silently telling.

Artists in the streets are selling their works, most of which are between 30 euros and 90 euros, while large-scale works will be a little more expensive, generally not more than 200 euros. Occasionally, I can meet the artists themselves, and they will be happy to take pictures.

-Europe's artistic level is world-class, especially oil painting, which is in the same strain as Russian oil painting.