<p><strong>Vilnius</strong></p>

<p>Vilnius, Lithuania&#39;s capital, has a population of about 547,000 people. The city is the capital of Lithuania and is designated as a Gamma global city. Vilnius was known as the &#39;Jerusalem of Lithuania&#39; before to World War II because it was one oacf Europe&#39;s greatest Jewish centers. The city&#39;s architecture is well-known, and the Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.<br />
Many higher education institutes are located in the city. Vilnius Institution, the oldest university in the Baltic republics as well as the largest university in Lithuania, is among them. The university was founded in 1579 and closed for a brief period between 1831 and 1919. It is presently a public university that offers a wide range of courses in a variety of subjects.</p>

<p><strong>Kaunas</strong></p>

<p>Kaunas, Lithuania&#39;s second largest city, is the country&#39;s historical economic, academic, and cultural centre. The city has a population of around 328,000 people and is known for its open spaces and Art Deco buildings. It has been chosen as one of the European Cultural Capitals of 2022.<br />
Kaunas is known as a &quot;city of students&quot; because it is home to 11 higher education institutions. The Lithuanian Sports University, Kaunas University of Technology, and Lithuanian University of Health Sciences are among them. The student population of Kaunas&#39; colleges is extremely diversified. In 2016, around 17 thousand international students were among the 37 thousand students studying in Kaunas.</p>