Get Weed in Vilnius

Where to buy/get marijuana in Vilnius-Lithuania. Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, is noted for its baroque architecture, which can be found throughout the city, particularly in the historic Old Town. The partially cobblestoned lanes of this district, however, are lined with structures that reflect a variety of styles and eras, from the neoclassical Vilnius Cathedral to the Gothic St. Anne’s Church. The Gate of Dawn, built in the 16th century and housing a shrine with a revered Virgin Mary icon, historically guarded one of the old city’s entrances. Keep reading for more on how to get weed/marijuana in Vilnius-Lithuania.

Weed Smoking tolerance level [1- very illegal 5-virtually legal]= 1.4

Cannabis Laws in Vilnius

New drug laws went into effect in May 2003. They made it illegal to have even a modest amount of illegal narcotics (including marijuana) without intending to distribute them. Possession and purchase can result in a two-year prison sentence, but if the offense is judged to be a misdemeanor, the punishment can be reduced to one year (smoking a joing in public). Traffickers might face a sentence of 5-8 years in prison.
If the cops catch you smoking marijuana, they’ll take it away from you, and if you’re lucky, you’ll simply get a beating, which is better than the tuberculosis you’ll almost certainly contract in a Lithuanian jail or prison.

Prior to 2003, possession was merely considered a “administrative offence” – therefore, while stricter rules have been established, I’d be astonished if you were even seen inside a police station if caught smoking in a private area or with a tiny amount.

Where to get Cannabis in Vilnius

Young people will, of course, point you in the proper direction, but be cautious. Finding a Lithuanian who has been across Europe a bit was the best way I found. “Have you ever been to Amsterdam?” you might ask.
“Did you enjoy the coffee shops?” if the answer is yes. “How’s the cannabis in Vilnuis?…and… where can I get some?” is only a few questions away from here.
University bars may be worth a look, but don’t go about asking everyone. Wait till you come across someone who appears to be a smoker (or has visited Amsterdam) and begin up a cautious chat about it (don’t seem too eager to get to the point).

Never inquire if you have conflicting feelings about the individual with whom you began up a conversation.