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Vilnius Old Town
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Address: Vilnius, Lithuania
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It's a bit average, I don't think Vilnius is fun
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#thegatesofdawn is one of the most visited shrines in #vilnius that is famous not only in $Lithuania but also abroad, worshipped by the representatives of other creeds too.
This is the only surviving gate of the first original five gates in the city wall that was built between 1503 and 1522.
The painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, in the Chapel of the Gates of Dawn is known all over the world. The picture, which is also called “Vilnius Madonna”, was painted in 17th century. It is painted in the Renaissance style, in tempera on oak boards, later repainted in oil.
Since the middle of the 17th century it has been said to have miracle-working powers.
#unforgetabletrip
#church
#happynewyear
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One's of the #most famous #vilnius landmarks is #st.AnneChurch that starts with the alleged construction in the 14th century but the current Gothic masterpiece is believed to have been built between 1495 and 1500 to a design by the Bohemian architect Benedikt Rejt (1453-1534), most famous for designing parts of Prague Castle.
Visiting in 1812, Napoleon famously noted that he wanted to take the building back to Paris on the palm of his hand #lithuania
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#vilnius Town Hall Square was built in 1387 when #lithuania became a Christian state and Vilnius was granted Magdeburg rights. Thus, there appeared a need for headquarters for the city authorities. As the main square of the city was located here, it was decided to build the Town Hall in the same place.
#unforgetabletrip
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Vilnius Old Town Attractions | Literary Street (Literatų gatvė) Attractions | Church Heritage Museum Attractions | Presidential Palace Attractions | Church of the Holy Spirit (Sventosios Dvasios Baznycia) Attractions | St. Anne's Church Attractions | Bernardine Church (Bernardinu Baznycia) Attractions | Town Hall (Rotuse) Attractions | St Casimir Church Attractions | Vilnil. Museum of illusions Attractions | Titanikas Attractions | Contemporary Art Centre Attractions | Monument to Zemach Shabad Attractions | Church of the Holy Mother of God (Skaisciausios Dievo Motinos Cerkve) Attractions | Užupis Attractions | St. Nicholas' Church Attractions | Vilnius Cathedral Basilica of Sts Stanislaus and Vladislaus Attractions | St Catherine's Church Attractions | Theatre, Music & Film Museum (Lietuvos Teatro, Muzikos, Kino Muziejus) Attractions | Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania Attractions | Artillery Bastion (Basteja) Attractions | Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit Attractions | Gediminas Tower & Upper Castle Museum Attractions | St Teresa's Church Attractions | National Museum of Lithuania Attractions | Reformed Evangelical Church (Evangeliku Reformatu Baznycia) Attractions | Gates of Dawn (Ausros Vartai) Attractions | Aušros Vartai Attractions | Three Crosses Attractions | Frank Zappa Statue Attractions
It's a bit average, I don't think Vilnius is fun
When you come to the quiet and cozy Old Town, you must go to Vilnius Old Town to experience the humanities and customs of the Baltic Sea. Tips: 1. The price is cheap, only two euros a box of blueberries 2. The locals are warm and helpful, most of them are very friendly 3. The mall is open until 11 o'clock at the latest 4. Go to Uzupis to get a passport stamp 5. It is recommended to visit the month, From 6 to 7 moon points, the buildings here maintain the European-style medieval architectural style. However, after observing Shenzhen, it seems to feel a little trace of Soviet culture. The surrounding area is mixed with some modern elements, which gives this old city some uniqueness. The charm. The temperature here is mild throughout the year, and the local people live a leisurely and comfortable life. It is a typical retirement city, but I still want to complain about it. The work efficiency of the police here is a bit too low, and it takes a long time to do something. The town is very quiet and beautiful. Public security is also relatively good. There are some shops near the old city, so they are not as gorgeous and new as the new city, but they are cheap and cost-effective, and they can withstand the test of time. When you walk into a store, you can feel the enthusiasm of the local people, and the taste is not bad. It is very pleasant to eat and shop along the way. There is also a Gejimina Mountain near the old city, which is the high viewing platform of the entire city, and you can also take a hot air balloon there.