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Shelters in Vilniaus rajono savivaldybė (114)

Vilnius District Municipality

List built from PAGD (data.gov.lt) data retrieved on 24/08/2026. The information may be out of date – open the shelter’s page before you go.

  • Open 24/7: 0
  • Wheelchair accessible: 10
  • Total listed capacity: 19,115 people
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Community reports on the condition are shown on each shelter’s page.

Shelters are sometimes called “slėptuvė” in Lithuanian.

By eldership

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Eldership: Avižienių7 shelters
Eldership: Bezdonių4 shelters
Eldership: Buivydžių4 shelters
Eldership: Dūkštų2 shelters
Eldership: Juodšilių7 shelters
Eldership: Kalvelių4 shelters
Eldership: Lavoriškių8 shelters
Eldership: Maišiagalos6 shelters
Eldership: Marijampolio4 shelters
Eldership: Medininkų1 shelter
Eldership: Mickūnų5 shelters
Eldership: Nemenčinės6 shelters
Eldership: Nemenčinės m.10 shelters
Eldership: Nemėžio9 shelters
Eldership: Paberžės7 shelters
Eldership: Pagirių10 shelters
Eldership: Riešės3 shelters
Eldership: Rudaminos4 shelters
Eldership: Rukainių4 shelters
Eldership: Šatrininkų2 shelters
Eldership: Sudervės2 shelters
Eldership: Sužionių2 shelters
Eldership: Vilniaus miesto Pašilaičių seniūnija1 shelter
Eldership: Zujūnų2 shelters

Frequently asked questions

What is a shelter?

A shelter is a room or building designated by the municipality (often a basement or another underground space) where residents can take cover temporarily during a threat.

What should I do when an air-raid alert is announced?

Step-by-step guidance is in the “What to do” section. If there is an immediate threat, call 112.

Open “What to do”

Where does this data come from?

The shelter list is published by the Fire and Rescue Department (PAGD) on the open data portal data.gov.lt. Community reports are not official information.

In an emergency, follow the official authorities and LT-Alert messages, and call 112.

Call 112