For vintage clothing, compare small boutiques with Humana; for objects and collectables, consider antique shops and the seasonal Blusturgis market. Stock and prices vary by item, so this guide does not promise fixed bargains. The operator links below were checked on 5 October 2026; confirm the specific opening time and market date before travelling.
Carefully Curated Vintage Boutiques
De'Žavu Vintage Boutique is a vintage clothing option on Šv. Ignoto Street. Use its listing and the shop’s own channels to check the current selection and opening hours. Do not plan a Sunday visit around the old timetable in this guide; it has not been independently confirmed as current.
Šarka presents Lithuanian minimalist clothing. Its contact and about pages give different addresses, so neither is used here as a confirmed visitor entrance. Before visiting, ask the operator for the current shop address and opening hours at +370 687 20163. Browse the collection online if you cannot confirm a physical visit.
Savva Vintage & Arts is an option for browsing vintage clothing and objects on Šv. Stepono Street. Check the shop’s current channels before visiting, especially on Sunday or Monday. The former fixed timetable and biographical details are not used here as verified current facts.
Humana: Stores, Collections and Current Discounts
Humana has several stores in Vilnius, not just one vintage and one regular shop. Two central addresses in its official directory are Trakų g. 16 and Tilto g. 10. Both are listed Monday–Friday 10:00–19:00 and Saturday–Sunday 10:00–16:00. Check the directory for holiday changes and other branches; the selection may differ between visits.
The operator’s site describes a five-week collection/pricing cycle for Vilnius, but this does not establish a permanent 30–50% discount sequence or a final €0.50 price for every branch. Check the current promotion for your city and store. Visit when a new collection is announced if selection matters more than the lowest advertised price; compare actual items rather than assume a guaranteed bargain.
More Than Just Clothes: Antique Shops and Užupis' Treasures
Užantis, at Užupio g. 1, is a small antique shop and flea market all in one, open daily, approximately from 12 PM to 7 PM. Here you'll find old maps, jewelry, postcards, coins, paintings, and silver cutlery, with prices individually marked for each item, so bargaining is common.
For furniture, pictures and interior objects, the older guide listed Vilniaus antikvaro centras, Senasis Kuparas and Ferola Vintage around Dominikonų and Trakų streets. Their current visitor addresses, stock and opening hours have not been independently confirmed here. Treat them as names to check, not a guaranteed open-shop route; contact the seller before a special trip or collecting a bulky purchase.
Sunday Flea Market Has Moved: New Address at Lukiškės Prison
Lukiškių kalėjimas 2.0 is the setting named in the Blusturgis organiser’s rules for the summer market: the courtyard at Lukiškių skg. 6. Do not use the former Teachers’ House address as a current meeting point. Consult the organiser for the next actual session. The flea market is only one of the city's markets, and the guide to Vilnius markets covers the food halls and the hours at which each is worth visiting.
The organiser’s site advertises seasonal Sundays, 12:00–16:00, from May into autumn, with free visitor admission and paid vendor registration. It does not establish an exact 2026 autumn closing date or year-round Sunday sessions. In October or outside the advertised season, confirm the specific date before visiting; a prison tour is a separate booking.
What Shopping Really Costs
There is no reliable fixed budget that guarantees an outfit or an antique. Compare the marked price with the item’s condition, repairs, authenticity and transport cost. For a large or expensive object, ask about provenance and delivery before paying. At the market, ask whether the seller negotiates and how payment is accepted; do not assume a cash discount.
Second hand is not the only option. If you are looking for something new and locally made, amber, linen and design shops are covered in a separate guide to amber, linen and Lithuanian design.
Practical Tips for Treasure Hunters
- Check the visit: Confirm the specific shop’s entrance and hours, especially at weekends; for Šarka, resolve the conflicting operator addresses directly.
- Ask about payment: Check whether the individual seller accepts cards; carry a suitable payment method rather than assume every stall works the same way.
- Inspect before buying: Check seams, fastenings, stains and damage, and ask about the seller’s return terms. A low price does not by itself determine consumer rights.
- Check the current promotion: Use Humana’s announcement for your branch and city; do not rely on a permanent final-day price.
- Combine confirmed plans: After confirming a Blusturgis session, consider a separately booked prison tour or nearby Vilnius restaurants. Neither is included in market admission.
Vilnius's vintage and antique scene is changing faster than most travel guides suggest, so it's worth checking the address or opening hours before you go, especially if your trip is specifically planned around one shop. For more shopping ideas, you can find them in the Vilnius shops list.
