We stayed in the "Uzupis" district, and they have their own constitution, with very interesting rules, i.e.
Two of the churches we visited - St. Anne's on the left, and the Bernardine Church on the right, both constructed in the 14th century. We went to mass in English at the Bernardine Church on Sunday morning.
On Sunday, we also went to the Cathedral of St. Stanislaus and St. Landislaus - the most important Catholic building in Lithuania - originally built in 1251. We snuck inside in between masses to take more pictures.
We took the funicular train up the hill by the Cathedral to the Gediminas castle and tower. The tower (in the picture) was used for defense, and the castle is in ruins now.
view of us at the top of the Gediminas hill, with Vilnius in the background
next we went to see the changing of the guard at the Presidential Palace
then some AMAZING Indian food, the KGB museum and Vilnius Picture Gallery and....
my name! :)
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