Vilnius has a lot of churches I didn’t get photos of all of them. For the most they are Catholic churches, but there some orthodox churches today.
The Gate of Dawn, the chapel of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn, contains the painting with the same name. The legend tells that on 1702 when Vilnius was captured by the Swedish army the came to her people’s rescue
Church of St. Anne roman Catholic church. A prominent exemple of gothic styles. And it helped enable the district to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. There was amazing and wonderful architecture inside.
The Cathedral of Vilnius is the main Roman Catholic Cathedral of Lithuania. It’s dedicated to Saints Stanislaus and Ladislaus.Churc of all Saints is a Baroque style church. Was built between 1620 and 1630 and was a Carmelite monastaryChurch of St. Paraskeva orthodox churchChurch of St. Peter and St. Paul Roman Catholic church
Wow – you were right, quite a few churches! They’re all so beautiful, too. It’s a shame we don’t build buildings like that anymore – with so much thought, effort and style. Built to last many many lifetimes.
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There was not as many people as usuall because the airport was closed, but there was quite a few people around. Just happened not to get a lot of them in the shots.
Lovely Medieval buildings..!! Lithuania has done a good job preserving them.. 😊
Thank you Madam for sharing.. 😊
In St. Petersburg, I saw a Church Complex dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul..
Surely Madam, you should visit Russia.. 😊
I have written a 3 part series on Russia as well. Hope those contains the necessary information you need to travel to and explore St. Petersburg and other parts of Russia.. 😊❄
Thank you. I will be sure to check them out.
Thank you so much Madam.. 😊 Eager to have your expert opinions on them.. 😊
These are all so beautiful! Cher xo
The all were!
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There churches are so beautiful! To be around such amazing towering structures would be divine! You are so lucky!
They were very beautiful!
I like churches. These are interesting architecturally.
I think so too.
Each church has it’s own characteristics. How pretty!
It really was.
That’s some beautiful architecture there. Looks like you had beautiful weather too.
The weather was nice and the architecture was lovely.
Wow – you were right, quite a few churches! They’re all so beautiful, too. It’s a shame we don’t build buildings like that anymore – with so much thought, effort and style. Built to last many many lifetimes.
Abby – http://www.seafoaming.com
This was just a few of the ones there!
It’s no surprise to see such fabulous architectural churches wherever you go since they really are a part of our history.
They really are, but there was a lot of them!
Those look like very beautiful churches. The places look deserted, though. Where are the local and tourists? 🙂
There was not as many people as usuall because the airport was closed, but there was quite a few people around. Just happened not to get a lot of them in the shots.
Wow!!!! What glorious sights you’ve seen…thank you for sharing wonders I wouldn’t have seen otherwise…it’s so generous of you 🙂
Glad you enjoyed. It was a beautiful town.
Lovely Medieval buildings..!! Lithuania has done a good job preserving them.. 😊
Thank you Madam for sharing.. 😊
In St. Petersburg, I saw a Church Complex dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul..
That sounds lovely. I would love to go to St. Petersburg
Surely Madam, you should visit Russia.. 😊
I have written a 3 part series on Russia as well. Hope those contains the necessary information you need to travel to and explore St. Petersburg and other parts of Russia.. 😊❄
Thank you. I will be sure to check them out.
Thank you so much Madam.. 😊 Eager to have your expert opinions on them.. 😊