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Raižiai Mosque is both an active Sunni house of worship for the Lithuanian Tatars and a rare place where several centuries of community history remain legible…
Ramybė Valley is a sacred place in the deep Rūdupis valley of Padvarėliai, known by local residents as an open-air church.
Ramygala Church of St John the Baptist is a red-brick Neo-Gothic one-towered sanctuary whose present building was conceived in 1897, built mainly in 1902-1907,…
The Research Laboratory in Kaunas is the 1933-1935 Armament Board building designed by Vytautas Landsbergis-Žemkalnis for military chemistry, ballistics,…
Reškutėnai Church of St Isidore is a small folk-architecture wooden sanctuary consecrated in 1924.
Resurrection Square is the historic core of Šiauliai beside the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul.
Riešė Church of St Stanislaus is a single-tower masonry church built by its parishioners in 1938-1939, continuing several centuries of sacred history on the…
Rietavas Freedom Square is the former Market Square and today's ceremonial public space between the Church of St Michael the Archangel and the municipal…
Rimšė Holy Trinity Church is a small wooden Upper Lithuania church on the edge of the Lake Ilgai landscape.
Rubikai Church of St Roch is a wooden single-nave church built in 1936, with three altars and a separate bell tower.
Rūdiškės Sacred Heart of Jesus Church is a historicist stone-masonry building constructed in 1925-1932, with a single central tower and a green churchyard.
Rūdninkai Holy Trinity Church is a small timber sanctuary beside the old Vilnius-Kraków road.
Rumbonys Church of the Holy Trinity is a small, towerless wooden sanctuary built in 1795 in Lithuania's Dzūkija region.
Rusnė Bridge and Viaduct are the road infrastructure leading to Lithuania's largest island, where the flood problem of the Nemunas Delta and several layers of…
Rusnė Evangelical Lutheran Church is a historic Lithuania Minor sacred site on Rusnė Island: a red-brick single-nave church built in 1809-1854 with a square…
Rusnė Monkey Bridge is a suspension footbridge over the Pakalnė River.
Rykantai Holy Trinity Church was built in masonry for the Reformed congregation in 1585, then passed to Catholics and the Trakai Dominicans.
Built in Šančiai in 1935-1938, the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church is a rare Lithuanian example of modern interwar sacred architecture.
Sailing Ship Meridianas is a barquentine built in Turku, Finland, in 1948, one of nearly fifty ships handed to the Soviet Union as post-war reparations.
Šakiai City Carillon is not a set of church-tower bells but a freestanding automatic installation of 24 bells above a fountain in the central civic square.
Salakas Church of Our Lady of Sorrows is an imposing Neo-Romanesque church with Neo-Gothic features, built in 1906-1911 from fieldstones.
Salantai Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a tall twin-towered Neo-Gothic sanctuary built in 1906-1911 to a design by architect Karl Eduard…
Santakos Railway Bridge is the older of two railway bridges at the Neris and Žeimena confluence.
Santakos Suspended Footbridge over the Žeimena is a narrow metal suspension bridge near Santaka that helps residents and summer visitors reach the railway stop.
Sartininkai Church of St George is a modest wooden folk-architecture sanctuary built in 1787.
Šatės Church of St John the Baptist is a historic red-brick Catholic church built in 1881-1885, with two narrow towers, pointed spires, three altars, and a…
Saugos Evangelical Lutheran Church is a red-brick Lithuania Minor sanctuary built in 1854-1857 with funds from the Prussian kingdom's treasury, rooted in the…
Scala Dream occupies the third floor at 6 Mainų Street and offers approximately 1,000 square metres of bouldering, an 11-metre high wall, children's areas,…
Seda Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is one of the largest and most ornate eighteenth-century wooden churches in Samogitia and among…
Seda St John Nepomuk Church is a small eighteenth-century wooden folk-architecture church in a bend of the Varduva River.
Šeduva Church of the Discovery of the Holy Cross is one of Radviliškis District's most distinctive masonry sanctuaries.
Semeliškės Church of St Lawrence is one of the most valuable late-eighteenth-century timber sanctuaries surviving in eastern Lithuania.
Senieji Trakai Church and Monastery stand where Gediminas founded one of Lithuania's earliest masonry castles in the early fourteenth century and where…
Seredžius Church of St John the Baptist is a twin-towered Neo-Renaissance landmark completed in 1913, its red-brick walls articulated by white render.
Šešuoliai St. Joseph Church at Pilionių g. 2 is a wooden folk-Baroque sanctuary with two front towers, a separate belfry, and a stone boundary wall.
Built in 2006 and opened to visitors on July 25, 2007, Šiauliai Arena is a round multipurpose building 100 metres in diameter.
Šiauliai Boulevard is the 1.28 km pedestrian section of Vilniaus Street between Žemaitės Street and Draugystės Avenue, not the whole road that crosses the city.
Šiauliai Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul is the dominant landmark of the city centre and one of Lithuania's clearest examples of Renaissance Mannerist sacred…
Sidabravas Church of the Holy Trinity is a brick Neoclassical cruciform church built in 1829 in Sidabravas.
Šilutė Church of the Holy Cross is an active Roman Catholic sanctuary on Katalikų Bažnyčios Street in the historic Žibai part of town.
Šilutė Evangelical Lutheran Church is a neo-Gothic Pamarys sanctuary built in 1924-1926, with an about 50 m tower, the largest tower clock in Lithuania,…
Šilutė Fountain stands in a small Tilžė Street green space commonly called Vydūnas Square.
Šilutė Old Market Square is the trading core from which Šilokarčema grew beside a bend of the Šyša.
Built across the Šyša in 1875, Šilutė Railway Bridge is an 82.5-metre, five-arch engineering work in fieldstone and red brick.
Šilutė Railway Station is an 1871-1875 heritage site on the Klaipėda-Tilsit railway, built on the land of Žibai village and therefore historically called the…
Šilutė Secrets is not a single exhibit but a route of 20 miniature historical scenes embedded beneath the pavement along Lietuvininkų Street.
Šiluva Sacred Square is a long, light-paved civic space between the Basilica and the Apparition Chapel.
Šiluva Shrine is one of Lithuania's most important pilgrimage centres, where the 1608 tradition of the Marian apparition, the late-Baroque basilica, the white…
Simnas Church of the Assumption is a rare Renaissance masonry church, built in the early sixteenth century on a narrow isthmus between Lakes Simnas and…
Simonas Daukantas Pedestrian Bridge is the 151 m suspension footbridge built in 1988 over the old Nemunas channel between central Kaunas and Nemunas Island.
Skaruliai Church of St. Anne near Jonava is one of the region's oldest and most valuable Renaissance Gothic churches, built in 1622 by Andriejus Skorulskis.
Skaudvilė Church of the Holy Cross is an ochre wooden church at 2 Tauragės Street in the town centre.
Skudutiškio Church of the Holy Trinity is a red wooden sanctuary built in 1939 at 13 Bažnyčios Street in Skudutiškis.
Skuodas Church of the Most Holy Trinity is a Neo-Romanesque, twin-towered stone-and-brick church in the town centre, built in 1844-1847 and consecrated in 1850…
Skuodas Motoball Stadium at Sportininkų g. 17 is a specialised motoball pitch and event venue in Skuodas.
Slavikai Church of St Anne is a warm orange timber building with two small front turrets and a separate three-storey wooden bell tower in the churchyard.
The former timber church at Šlienava has been dismantled, and in April 2026 a new sanctuary was under active construction on its site.
Šlyninka Watermill on the Nikaja River near Zarasai is one of the few Lithuanian watermills still operating.
Smalvų Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Rosary is a wooden church dated to 1857 in Smalvos village, Zarasai District.
St Anne's Church is one of the clearest symbols of late Gothic Vilnius: a compact red-brick facade, almost unchanged across the centuries and closely connected…
St Anne's Church in Lenkimai, north-western Samogitia, is a masonry folk-architecture sanctuary with a bell tower and fieldstone churchyard fence, protected as…
St Anthony of Padua Church in Kalviai is one of Lithuania's most unusual rural sanctuaries: a small Neoclassical rotunda overlooking Lake Kalviai.
St Benedict's Monastery in Palendriai is a contemplative men's community founded from the French Solesmes tradition and resident here since 1998.
St Bruno of Querfurt Parish was established in Debrecenas in 2007, and work on its church, bell tower, and friary began in 2011.
St Casimir Church on Varėnos Street is an active Catholic sanctuary in a building begun as an Imperial Russian military garrison Orthodox church.
Baltriškės St Casimir's Church is a 1920 timber sanctuary closely linked with the Tiberias Community since 2001.
Architects Ričardas Krištapavičius and Adomas Skiesgelas shaped the church of this 1992 parish as a ship whose three towers evoke sails and a crown.
St Casimir's Church in Vėžaičiai is one of the oldest wooden churches in Samogitia: a folk-architecture shrine with Baroque features, built in 1784 by the…
St Francis of Assisi Church in Klaipėda combines contemporary sacred architecture, an almost 100 sq m façade mosaic made by Ravenna craftsmen, a concert-scale…
St George's Church in Girkalnis is a circular-plan sanctuary built in 1990-1997.
St George's Church in Šiauliai is the active Roman Catholic church of St George the Martyr Parish on Kražių Street, near the railway station.
Skirsnemunė St George's Church is a red-brick Gothic Revival church completed in 1903, with two tall towers on the right bank of the Nemunas in Jurbarkas…
St Ignatius of Loyola Church grew from the Jesuit mission founded in Šiauliai in 1930, with the present masonry oratory completed in 1936.
St Joseph Church at 4 Tolminkiemio Street is the large new church of Pilaitė Parish, distinct from the small temporary chapel blessed beside it in 2001.
St Louis Church marks the old core of Alytus on the right bank of the Nemunas.
St Michael the Archangel Church in Gargždai is not an old wooden sanctuary but one of Lithuania's clearest sacred-architecture statements from the national…
St Vincent de Paul Church in Marijampolė, on Vytauto Street, is a red-brick Neo-Byzantine sanctuary that began as a Russian Orthodox army church.
St. Francis Xavier (Jesuit) Church in Kaunas dominates the southern side of Town Hall Square with two Baroque towers.
St. George the Martyr Church and the Bernardine Monastery beside Kaunas Castle form one of Kaunas's oldest sacred complexes: a late Gothic red-brick ensemble…
St. Gertrude Church in Kaunas is one of Lithuania's oldest and most distinctive Gothic churches, hidden in a small courtyard off Laisvės aleja.
St. Michael the Archangel (Garrison) Church in Kaunas, often called Soboras, is one of the strongest landmarks of Laisvės aleja and Nepriklausomybes Square.
The State Savings Bank Palace at Laisvės al. 96 is the last major interwar architectural accent on Laisvės aleja: a functionalist state finance and…
Stelmužė Church of the Cross of the Lord Jesus, dated 1650, is considered Lithuania's oldest wooden church: a filial manor church with a 12-column portico…
Stirniai Church of the Martyrdom of St John the Baptist is a Catholic church built of fieldstone in 1937-1940 in Stirniai village, Molėtai District.
Stoniškiai Railway Station is a yellow-brick railway heritage site built around 1875 in Lithuania Minor.
Stupkalnis Buddhist Centre near Kražiai is a Lithuanian Diamond Way Karma Kagyu centre and retreat venue.
Subačius Observation Deck is a free paved terrace on the southeastern edge of Vilnius Old Town, at the junction of Maironio, Subačiaus, and Markučių streets.
Sudeikiai Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a small stone-masonry church built in 1825 on the southern shore of Lake Alaušas.
Sumskas Church of St Michael the Archangel stands on a hill with the former Dominican monastery ensemble.
Sundial Square is the most important symbol of Šiauliai, created in 1986 for the city's 750th anniversary.
Surviliškis Suspension Bridge is a narrow timber foot crossing of the Nevėžis between Surviliškis in Kėdainiai District and Kazokai in Panevėžys District.
The Suspension Bridge at Vadaktėliai is a 37-metre timber footbridge suspended on cables over the Nevėžis.
Svėdasai Church of St Michael the Archangel is a wooden sanctuary formed in 1794.
Švedriškė Church of St John the Baptist is a tall, pale wooden Neo-Gothic church by Lake Azvintis, recognised by its two pointed towers and dark trim.
Švėkšna St James the Apostle Church is a nationally significant Neo-Gothic sanctuary built in 1900-1905 to a design by Karl Eduard Strandmann, in red brick and…
Šventežeris Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is one of the most readily recognisable wooden buildings in Lazdijai District.
The Šventoji Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Star of the Sea is a contemporary brick seaside sanctuary built in 1991-2003 to a design by R. Krištapavičius…
Šventoji Monkey Bridge is a hanging footbridge over the Šventoji River at the end of Kopų Street that sways lightly as you cross it, making it one of the…
Šventybrastis Church of the Transfiguration at Bažnyčios g. 2 is an eighteenth-century timber church with a separate wooden belfry and later masonry side…
Tabariškių Church of Christ the King at 108 Gėlių Street is a modest light-wood sanctuary in Kaunas District.