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This July, Go Vilnius, the city’s official development agency, published Vilnius O’Clock, a magazine that tells the story of contemporary Vilnius through the eyes of its residents. It’s made up of 18 feature interviews with residents ranging from entrepreneurs and artists, to journalists and public figures, a press release from the agency states.
Vilnius Old Town
Vilnius Old Town
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The idea behind the publication is that every city is best represented by the people who live there, and by sharing their stories, others can get a better idea of Vilnius as both a destination and a city to consider doing business in.

Reflecting on the initiative, Go Vilnius Director Inga Romanovskienė says, “Vilnius O’Clock represent

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