CityShift Site Visit: Vilnius National Stadium
A behind-the-scenes visit to the National Stadium of Lithuania
The day after CityShift 2026, we are taking a limited group of CityShift participants beyond the conference room and onto one of Vilnius’ most ambitious construction projects.
Join us for an exclusive visit to the National Stadium of Lithuania, currently under construction, and get a closer look at how this major urban project is taking shape.
Walk through the construction site, explore the project from the inside, and hear directly about the vision, development process, challenges and future of the complex.
This is a chance to see the built environment in progress, not just talk about it.
What to expect
🚧 Guided walk through the construction site
🏗️ First-hand look at the project and its development
🎙️ Insights into the vision, construction and challenges behind it
💬 Opportunity to ask questions and discuss the project
Date: October 16, 2026
Location: National Stadium of Lithuania, Vilnius
Registration: Limited to 30 participants
Places are limited, so make sure to register in advance.
Meeting point
Meeting point: Google Maps
Please enter through the security checkpoint (the grey security cabin).
Important information
The site visit is open to participants aged 18 and over.
The construction site is not accessible to visitors with mobility limitations.
Pets are not allowed during the visit.
Required clothing: long trousers and a top covering the shoulders.
Before entering the construction site, all visitors will undergo a sobriety check. Visitors who are intoxicated will not be allowed to enter.
Before the visit, all participants will be briefed on the applicable safety requirements and must comply with them throughout the visit.
All guests must sign the visitor register before entering the site. By signing, visitors confirm that they have read and understood the construction site visitor guidelines.
Throughout the entire visit, participants must wear the high-visibility vest and safety helmet provided by the organisers, including the helmet safety strap.
Participants must bring a valid identity document with them.