Travel spots in Lithuania
Towns and sacred heritage in Lithuania — page 4
Continue the collection with entries 301-400 of 605.
Town and sacred heritage guides
Each place page combines cultural context, practical details, and visitor orientation.
Urban landmarks and sacred heritage
Marijampolė Evangelical Lutheran Church is a white single-nave church built on Kauno Street between 1835 and 1841.
Marijampolė Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity is a small red-brick sanctuary within the city's old cemetery.
Mary Help of Christians Church in Nida is the first and only Roman Catholic church on the Curonian Spit, opened on 14 June 2003.
A short walk in Mažeikiai Old Town connects two separate landmarks with intertwined histories.
Medingėnai Church of the Holy Trinity is an unusual meeting of timber construction and the visual language of masonry Gothic Revival.
Merkinė Pyramid in Česukai is a contemporary spiritual space near Merkinė, where a 12.5 m geodesic dome, a triangular pyramid, crosses, and quiet practice form…
Meškuičiai Church of St Stanislaus the Bishop is an active parish church at 5 Šiauliai Street.
Meteliai Church of the Transfiguration stands between Lakes Dusia and Metelys in Meteliai village, at Ežero g. 6.
Minčia Watermill in Tauragnai eldership is a registered cultural heritage object in Aukštaitija National Park: a wooden watermill by the Minčia stream, linked…
Molėtai Church of Saints Peter and Paul rises on a slope above broad stone steps.
Two very different nineteenth-century architectural stories share one churchyard in central Musninkai: a pale, single-tower Neo-Gothic church and a broad,…
Naujoji Akmenė Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit is a striking white geometric church with a tall central tower and orange pointed roof.
Nedzingė Church of the Holy Trinity is a Classical sanctuary built in 1840-1845 at Mokyklos St. 16.
Nemajūnai Church of Saints Peter and Paul is an 1877-1878 timber hall sanctuary whose log and frame construction recreates the towers, pinnacles, and window…
Nemėžis Tatar Mosque is an active Muslim place of worship and one of the most distinctive Lithuanian Tatar heritage sites on the outskirts of Vilnius.
Nemunaitis Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a yellow-brick Gothic Revival sanctuary built in 1899-1904 under parish priest Feliksas Baltuška…
The Neo-Lithuania Student Corporation Palace at Parodos g. 26, beside Vytautas Park, is a historicist building designed by Edmundas Alfonsas Frykas.
The Neringa Sculpture in Klaipėda is a bronze-and-stone composition created in 1972-1983 by Dalia Matulaitė with architect Rimantas Buivydas.
Nida Evangelical Lutheran Church is a neo-Gothic red-brick church on a pine-covered dune, built in 1888.
Obeliai St Anne's Church at Dariaus ir Girėno g. 7 is an active Catholic church and a strong Neo-Gothic landmark in the town.
The Old Ferry Terminal at North Horn is central Klaipėda's crossing for pedestrians and cyclists travelling to Smiltynė; vehicles use the New Ferry Terminal.
Old Town Guard is a bronze Doberman installed in Klaipėda Old Town in 2006.
Old Town Post is a bronze composition unveiled at the junction of Tiltų and Turgaus streets in 2009.
Old Žagarė Church of St Peter and St Paul stands on a green hill on the left bank of the Švėtė and looks markedly different from the church with the same…
Old Zapyškis Church of St John the Baptist is one of Lithuania's most iconic Gothic churches, standing alone in an open meadow on the Nemunas bank, without a…
Onuškis Church of Saints Philip and James combines the almost antique order of a six-column Doric portico with local fieldstone masonry.
The Orthodox Church of All Russian Saints on Liepų Street stands on the former municipal cemetery and began as a clinker-brick cemetery chapel built in…
St Alexander Nevsky Church was built in 1898 in the railway suburb then known as the New World.
An Orthodox sanctuary probably stood on this Didžioji Street site by the mid-fourteenth century.
Pabaiskas Church of the Holy Trinity is an early-19th-century stone Catholic church in Pabaiskas, near the historic landscape of the 1435 battle.
Pabiržė Holy Trinity Church is a red-brick Gothic Revival sanctuary built in 1897-1910 to a design by engineer Florijonas Vyganovskis.
Pabradė Church of Mary, Queen of Families is one of Lithuania's clearest twenty-first-century sacred landmarks.
Pagėgiai Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Lithuania Minor sanctuary consecrated in 1933 in a fast-growing railway and border town near Tilsit.
Built in 1774, Pagramantis church retains the forms of late-18th-century Samogitian timber sanctuaries: a Latin-cross plan, one tower, and a restrained…
Pakruojis Church of St John the Baptist is a white, twin-towered Historicist landmark on the right bank of the Kruoja.
KVR dates Pakruojis Synagogue on the Kruoja to 1801, and official museum and architectural sources identify it as Lithuania's oldest surviving wooden synagogue.
Pakutuvėnai Church of St Anthony of Padua is a remote rural masonry sanctuary, 24 metres long and 12 metres wide, built in 1941-1943 when Lithuania was already…
Palanga Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the red-brick Neo-Gothic landmark of central Palanga, with a 24 m tower, built in 1896-1906 to a…
The Palanga Church of the Iveron Icon of the Mother of God at 52 Sodų Street is a 34-metre-high, cross-plan Orthodox church built in 2001-2002 to a design by…
Palėvenė Church of St. Dominic and Dominican Monastery form the most important late Baroque ensemble in Aukštaitija, with origins in 1676.
Palūšė Church of St. Joseph is one of the most recognizable sacred sites in Aukštaitija National Park: a wooden church built in 1757, with a separate octagonal…
Panevėžys Cathedral of Christ the King is the centre of the Diocese of Panevėžys, designated as a future cathedral in 1926 and consecrated in 1933.
Panevėžys Church of Saints Peter and Paul is a red-brick Neo-Romanesque basilica built between 1877 and 1885 in Smėlynė.
Panevėžys Church of the Holy Trinity is a state-protected fieldstone sanctuary conventionally dated to 1803, although documents from 1812 describe unfinished…
Panevėžys Orthodox Church of the Resurrection is a small blue timber sanctuary standing at the centre of the old cemetery on J. Tilvyčio Street.
Paparčiai Church of St Stanislaus the Bishop and St Francis of Assisi is a white wooden Catholic parish church built in 1916.
Papilė St Joseph Church is an 1887 red-brick church with two towers and an active parish.
Papilė Suspension Footbridge is a narrow, wood-deck pedestrian crossing over the Venta beside Kranto Street.
Parausiai Village Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a small wooden sacred-heritage site built in 1929-1930 in Parausiai Village, Pilviškiai Eldership,…
Pašilė St. Barbara Church at Pašilės g. 16 is a small classical church in Ukmergė.
Pasvalys Church of St John the Baptist stands on Vytauto Didžiojo Square beside the confluence of the Lėvuo and Svalia.
The Church of Christ the King and St Thérèse of the Child Jesus in Upper Pavilnys is the only wooden Catholic church within Vilnius city.
Pažaislis Monastery by the Kaunas Reservoir is Lithuania's most important Baroque ensemble, linked with the Pac family, Camaldolese monks, Italian architecture,…
Pažanga Palace on Laisvės alėja is a representative interwar office building designed by Feliksas Vizbaras in 1933-1934.
The Physical Education Palace at Sporto g. 6 is the core of interwar Kaunas's state project for sport and physical culture.
Pienocentras Palace at the corner of Laisvės alėja and S. Daukanto Street is one of the clearest functionalist buildings of interwar Kaunas.
Pikeliai Church of the Holy Trinity is a nationally significant work of timber sacred architecture near Lithuania's border with Latvia.
Pivašiūnai Church is one of Dzūkija's main pilgrimage sites: a classicist wooden Church of the Assumption built in 1825, preserving the famous Comforter of the…
Plaškiai Church Ruins are the remains of a red-brick Evangelical Lutheran sanctuary consecrated in 1900.
Plikiai Evangelical Lutheran Church is a red-brick, single-tower neo-Gothic sanctuary built in 1896 in Klaipėda District, Kretingalė eldership.
Plungė Lourdes Grotto is an outdoor shrine consecrated beside the River Babrungas in 1906, following an initiative by Duchess Maria Ogińska, Sister Zofia…
The Poor Clare Monastery in Kretinga is a contemplative community founded in 1998 and canonically established in 2003, the only Poor Clare monastery in the…
Pot with Money, officially called Puodynė su pinigais, is Ina Šuliak's bronze miniature on the northern corner of 1 Tiltų Street.
The present Priekulė Evangelical Lutheran Church occupies a red-brick parish house built in 1903 and adapted as the congregation's place of worship after the…
Priekulė St. Anthony of Padua Church is a Catholic sanctuary built in 1937 in the Klaipėda Region, on the right bank of the Minija.
Prienai Liberty Square is an open central public space with lawns, paths, mature trees, benches, and a fountain.
Punia Church of Saint James the Apostle dominates the historic town centre with two white square towers and a long cruciform body.
Radviliškis Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a white sanctuary in the town centre.
Urban landmarks and architecture
Marijampolė Railway Station is an ornate red-brick station palace built in 1923-1924 to a design by engineer-architect Edmundas Frykas.
Marijampolė Sugar Factory is the oldest symbol of Lithuania's sugar industry.
The Marimontas watermill fragments lie in the Zalvė stream valley in Sartai Regional Park, directly by the boundary between Zarasai and Rokiškis districts.
Mikieriai Suspension Bridge is an 80-metre-long, 1.2-metre-wide pedestrian crossing of the Šventoji linking Mikieriai and Inkūnai.
Mini Lithuania is a free outdoor park under development in Ukmergė, where scale models of buildings chosen by municipalities are gradually being placed within a…
Molėtai Fountain is a water feature set flush into the paving of the reconstructed municipal square in the town centre.
The monument to Grand Duke Alexander Jagiellon stands in central Panevėžys between Freedom Square and Old Riverbed Park.
Motertis Stream Tunnel is a stone railway culvert built in 1898 in Alytus District.
The Old Mill in Ramygala is not a windmill or watermill.
Old Utena Post Station is an early-nineteenth-century horse-post complex at 36 J. Basanavičius Street.
The Padaliai-Čiobiškis Ferry is a seasonal crossing of the Neris between Kaišiadorys and Širvintos districts.
Pagėgiai Kristijonas Donelaitis Gymnasium is an impressive interwar school palace built in 1930-1932 to a design by Lithuania Minor artist Adomas Brakas.
Palanga Central Square is an open public space at 96A Vytauto Street, beside the resort's principal north-south road and between buildings on Kretingos Street.
Palanga Kurhaus is the oldest building of the resort: Count Juozapas Tiškevičius had its masonry part built in 1875-1877, the Casino restaurant opened in 1878,…
The Palanga Musical Fountain stands in Nepriklausomybės Square at the junction of Jūratės and Vytauto streets.
Palanga Old Pharmacy at Vytauto g. 33 occupies a state-protected nineteenth-century timber building in which a pharmacy still operates.
Palanga Swimming Pool is a municipal sports and wellness complex at 23 Kretingos Street.
Panevėžys Freedom Square grew from the triangular market square of New Panevėžys and remained the city's economic, ceremonial, and social center for centuries.
Pasvalys City Watermill is a historic industrial site beside the Lėvuo, first documented in 1755.
Paupys is the quarter on Vilnius's left bank of the Vilnia between the Old Town and Markučiai, where industrial history has given way to new homes and public…
The Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge over Žeimiai Street is a Jonava urban link opened in 2021 between the Kosmonautai residential district and the sports and…
The Pedestrian Bridge over the Nevėžis in Kėdainiai is a timber-and-steel truss bridge built in 2018.
Pew Pew VR Arena at 4 Riterių Street in Vilnius offers free-roam virtual-reality games in a 120 m² arena, teams of up to six, and a rest area.
Pilaitė Windmill is a restored wooden windmill on Piliakalnio Street in Vilnius.
Plateliai is the centre of Žemaitija National Park by the largest lake in Samogitia: a radial-plan town with a wooden St Peter and St Paul church (1654-1744),…
Plungė Old Town Square is a public town-centre space that retains the memory of the old market and now invites visitors to pause by its fountain and clock.
Pociūnai Airfield, ICAO code EYPR, is an active sport-aviation base in Nemunas Loops Regional Park and one of Lithuania's principal gliding centres.
The Presidential Palace in Vilnius is the complex of the President of the Republic of Lithuania on S. Daukantas Square: from a bishops' residence rooted in the…
Priekulė Railway Station is a heritage site of the 1875 Klaipėda-Tilsit-Königsberg railway.
Priekulė Suspension Bridge is a narrow pedestrian crossing of the Minija between the Priekulė II and Gropiškiai sides, near Naujoji Street and Vingis Park.
Queen Louise Bridge over the Nemunas connects Panemunė with former Tilsit, now Sovetsk.
Radviliškis TE-4567 is a black steam locomotive with red wheels and a tender, displayed on a short length of track beside the town's railway station.