Vilnius Cathedral Square
Vilnius Cathedral Square
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Russ Lacuata
Long Beach, CA9,749 contributions
May 2023 • Solo
Cathedral Square in the historical center of Vilnius at the foot of Castle Hill. The whole area includes the Cathedral of St. Stanislaus and bell tower at the cathedral.
It is one of the busiest places in the city. With many events and celebrations taking place. The weekend that I was visiting there was a marathon and a song and dance folk festival. The area has a very important status in the life of the city and embodies a symbol of all of Vilnius.
It is one of the busiest places in the city. With many events and celebrations taking place. The weekend that I was visiting there was a marathon and a song and dance folk festival. The area has a very important status in the life of the city and embodies a symbol of all of Vilnius.
Written July 4, 2023
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max v
Tallinn, Estonia468 contributions
Jul 2023 • Solo
At the place where the Cathedral Square is located today, the Vilnya River carried its waters. But back in the days of Gediminas, people forced the river to go around, breaking a new channel for the river. Standing on the Cathedral Square, you can see the Gediminas Tower and the mountain of Three Crosses, visit the Cathedral and climb the bell tower of the Cathedral. And on the square at the foot of the cathedral bell tower there is an interesting point - embedded tiles with a circular inscription "stebuklas".
Written September 2, 2023
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ipali
Thessaloniki, Greece128 contributions
May 2024 • Business
It promises to be a place that is a shame to miss. Regardless of whether you are a fan of ecclesiastical destinations or not, it is a church and a square that you must visit. I should note that you don't really understand the size from the photos. We are talking about a church of enormous dimensions, especially if you take into account that you are in a small city of 500 thousand houses.
Written May 19, 2024
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RlfDinky
Roubaix, France5,712 contributions
Feb 2024 • Solo
The central cathedral with the relics of Saint Casimir in a pretty Hispanic-inspired chapel (see Zaragoza) which contains the relics of St Casimir. Note the ex votos on the personalized walls for suffering and healing (legs, hearts, hands, etc.)
Very recent interior and of less interest
Very recent interior and of less interest
Written February 22, 2024
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Baross
Spikkestad, Norway2,005 contributions
Jul 2022
This square in Vilnius is so beautiful that the half can be enough.
The cathedral and the clock tower alone is so nice.
Clean place.
You feel safe
Not to much people there overcrowded is not my favourite.
Benches You can relax on.
Wlak into the amusement park.
Up to Tower up in the hill or a start point for nature trip.
Restaurants close to the place.
National museum a few meter away.
You dont go to Vilnius and not visit this place then You will be sad home.
The cathedral and the clock tower alone is so nice.
Clean place.
You feel safe
Not to much people there overcrowded is not my favourite.
Benches You can relax on.
Wlak into the amusement park.
Up to Tower up in the hill or a start point for nature trip.
Restaurants close to the place.
National museum a few meter away.
You dont go to Vilnius and not visit this place then You will be sad home.
Written August 4, 2022
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Deanosaur89
Edmonton, Canada8,617 contributions
Apr 2024 • Couples
The square has a bell tower and a monument of the Grand Duke Gediminas complete with a little wolf. The square also also has the Stebuklas Miracle Tile near the bell tower - we read online that if you stand here or spin on this tile three times you can make a wish.
The cathedral is worth checking out too and they even offer crypt tours but they have to be reserved ahead of time. The cathedral is located near the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, Gediminas Avenue, Gediminas Tower and many more attractions of Riga.
The cathedral is worth checking out too and they even offer crypt tours but they have to be reserved ahead of time. The cathedral is located near the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, Gediminas Avenue, Gediminas Tower and many more attractions of Riga.
Written April 22, 2024
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tinylass
Sheffield, UK5,820 contributions
Nov 2022
This is the central spot of Vilnius and we passed through here often on our trip. It is a large square and it was filled with the Christmas markets and an enormous Christmas tree when we visited. It had also snowed so that made it even prettier! Lovely photo opportunities to be had!
Written January 11, 2023
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Coryy20
Port of Spain, Trinidad6,366 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
The UNESCO protected square and city. This square is the main focal point of the beautiful city.
For the holidays it was most beautiful with the loveliest Christmas tree. There was also a Christmas fair/market on site.
The Cathedral square features most prominently the Bell Tower and the Cathedral, the Dukes museum is to the side.
Opposite the square the hop on hop off bus could have been see and the red Christmas train.
It's a lovely square and a must-see attraction.
For the holidays it was most beautiful with the loveliest Christmas tree. There was also a Christmas fair/market on site.
The Cathedral square features most prominently the Bell Tower and the Cathedral, the Dukes museum is to the side.
Opposite the square the hop on hop off bus could have been see and the red Christmas train.
It's a lovely square and a must-see attraction.
Written June 23, 2020
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Sergey K
Moscow, Russia46,627 contributions
Jul 2023 • Solo
Cathedral Square is located at the foot of Castle Hill. This is where Vilno began seven hundred years ago. There once was a Lower Castle here. Now along the edges of the square you can see the Cathedral of St. Stanislaus with the Belfry and the Palace of the Rulers. In the eastern part of the square there is a Monument to Grand Duke Gediminas. In the southern part is the Monument to the 650th Anniversary of Vilnius, erected fifty years ago.
Written April 6, 2024
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Prj58
Rome, Italy524 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
The square is in fact the center of Vilnius where people meet for various meetings.
The bell tower is an easily locatable landmark, at the foot of which is the starting point of the Via Baltica which constituted the longest human chain among the three Baltic capitals to claim independence from Russia.
The square also shows the perimeter of the ancient castle of the King of Lithuania, destroyed over the centuries
The bell tower is an easily locatable landmark, at the foot of which is the starting point of the Via Baltica which constituted the longest human chain among the three Baltic capitals to claim independence from Russia.
The square also shows the perimeter of the ancient castle of the King of Lithuania, destroyed over the centuries
Written June 4, 2024
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What do the bronze footprints located in Vilnius Cathedral Square represent?
Written July 3, 2018
Apparently they represent where the first person in the Baltic Chain of Freedom stood in 1989... some 2 million people eventually joined hands to demonstrate for independence from USSR.
Written July 3, 2018
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