Lithuania has a well-developed rail network and Vilnius is the focal point for rail connections in the region. Lithuania has a good network of roads connecting the country with all neighbouring states. There are numerous crossing points with Latvia, Belarus and the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation. The international road Via Baltica goes from Tallinn to Warsaw through Latvia and Lithuania, thus connecting Scandinavia with Western Europe. There are passenger coaches from Vilnius to cities including Warsaw, Gdansk, Riga, Tallinn, Berlin, Vienna, Moscow, Prague, Minsk and Kaliningrad.
Charter buses go to all Western European countries.