Best places: Catholic churches in Vilnius, Lithuania

👍👍 The message of Divine Mercy will be what ushers in the final coming of Christ. If you are in Vilnius this is a must see. The original Divine Mercy Image painting as described by Jesus Christ to Saint Faustina lives in Vilnius. Jesus asked Saint Faustina to have an image painted with "Jesus I tr...

This 17th-century baroque Roman Catholic church features 4 chapels & 5 ceiling frescoes.

Imposing, Gothic church originally built from bricks around 1500, with 2 tall towers.

Restored baroque church completed in the 1700s, now hosting classical music recitals.

Baroque, 15th-century place of worship with an 18th-century facade, plus many chapels & memorials.

👍👍 Super church! You can see here art of scaliogla and unusual pink and grey colors in the interior! Even if yoy dont know anythibg about art, it will impress you by appearance!

👍👍 Lovely church with beautiful bell concerts at 1pm and 7.15pm. There is a small amount of seating around the left hand side of the building for optimum listening on a sunny day you could bring lunch.

Roman Catholic church founded in 1516, known for its red-brick Gothic facade & wooden interior.

👍👍 A wonderful church which produces a wow effect on every visitor) It is located close to the Gates of Dawn so it is a must visit. This church is one of the most pre-eminent examples, and probably the most unified example, of the early Baroque in Vilnius. The church looks majestic and has a rich artis...

👍👍 Old church that has changed religious complexion due to historical CIRCUMSTANCES- EG Catholic, Eastern Orthodox ...... St. Casimir was the original patron saint. A pious brother of a king.

17th-century baroque church featuring many elaborate, colorful sculptures inside.

👍👍 Church of St. Raphael the Archangel is a Roman Catholic church located right next to the Green bridge, that connects Šnipiškės and Old Town. Former Jesuits monastery ensemble is located nearby which currently is used by the Department of Cultural Heritage of Lithuania. On 14 August 1904, the firs...

👍👍 Well now it is a museum. Very unusual museum. It’s like an ancient cathedral in the medieval centuries. Looks really great. It open and you get in for free. Very unusual experience. If you’ll be in Vilnius - must visit this place.

👍👍 Kaiser Wilhelm II prayed here in 1916 when German forces occupied Vilnius. During this time it was changed back to a Catholic church then Eastern orthodox and back to Catholic.

👍👍 The church and monastery were successively renovated. It is mandatory to visit and see And the rest to renew. You can do there, for example, a hotel

👍👍 We are glad to have our church

👍👍 Modern style catholic church. Good acoustic and light interior.

👍👍 There are many reasons to visit this place. The first is the oldest Catholic church in Vilnius. Second, you will see the unique work of an unknown sculptor, The Expectant Mother of God, called the White Virgin. Third, there is the unique St. Icon of Damian, St. Jadwiga’s altar, triptych, and other...

👍👍 This church was founded by Lithuanian Gran Duchy chancellot Leon Sapieha, - he arranged this place for family mausoleum in 1595-1597. Style is somethibg between Renaissance and Baroque, interior is serious and rich.

👍👍 The Roman Catholic Church in the name of the Apostle Bartholomew in Zarechye was built in the 17th century. In 1778, the temple was rebuilt according to the design of Martin Knackfus in the style of classicism. During the uprising of 1794, the building was damaged and was subsequently rebuilt in 182...