Camino Lituano is a modern pilgrimage route across Lithuania, part of the European network of St. James’s Ways (Camino de Santiago). Founded in 2016, it runs north to south through the whole country, from Žagarė near the Latvian border to Seinai (Sejny) just across the Polish border. There it connects with the Camino Polaco.

Distance: about 501 km (official figure 500.8 km).