The River of Vilnia and its shores are used for sculptures, and installations, as well as for festivals, concerts and plenaries […]
Author: Vladislav B. Sotirovic
Professional & licensed guiding tours through the city of Vilnius and the town of Trakai since May 2019 by Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
Užupis Art Incubator (1)
Užupis Art Incubator is a special cultural organization in Vilnius that is located on the shores of the River Vilnia […]
Augustijonų Street (II)
In/behind Augustijonų Street in Vilnius Old Town, one can find the buildings of Church of Our Lady, Comfort of the Afflicted, the Gymnasium of Vytautas the Great, and the Gymnasium of the Jesuits […]
Augustijonų Street (I)
Augustijonų Street in the Old Town of Vilnius connects Savičiaus Street with St. Casimir (Šv. Kazimiero gatvė) […]
The Defensive Wall of Vilnius
In 1503-1522, Vilnius was surrounded by a defensive wall. The construction of a brick defensive wall around Vilnius was provided for in the privilege of King of Poland and Grand Duke Jogaila of March 22nd, 1387, by which the Magdeburg Law was granted to the city […]
Savičiaus Street in the Old Town of Vilnius
Savičiaus Street is one of the most famous, beautiful, and fashionable streets in the Old Town of Vilnius […]
S. Skapo Street
S. Skapo Street is one of the most typical Vilnius Old Town by-streets, narrow, curved, distinguished by the interplay of light and shadows […]
The Library Courtyard of the Vilnius University
The main entrance to the Vilnius University ensemble and the main entrance to the Central Library of the Vilnius University is from the Library Courtyard […]
Church of St. Bartholomew
The church is given over to the Catholic Belarus community of Vilnius in 1997. It is located in Užupio Street in Vilnius in the district of Užupis […]
Choral Synagogue in Vilnius
The only working synagogue in Vilnius is built in 1903 according to the design of David Rosenhaus […]
St. Mykolo Street in Vilnius
St. Mykolo Street in Vilnius Old Town reaches Pilies Street in the west. Its distinctive appearance goes back to the 16th century […]
