Vilnius Baroque: The City’s Twelve Most Magnificent Churches

The architectural style known as Vilnius Baroque is a regional variant of the Late Baroque in this specific part of Lithuania. Since this style is so unique, I’m dedicating this entire post to the amazing churches in the city of Vilnius.

Church of St. Casimir in Vilnius
Church of Saint Casimir, one of the most iconic structures built in the Vilnius Baroque style.
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What to See on an Unforgettable Weekend in VILNIUS

Lithuania might be small, but it’s steeped in history, innovation, and full of natural wonders, and its capital, Vilnius, effortlessly blends its rich traditions with modernity. But that’s by far not the only reason that makes the city an exceptionally exciting travel destination. Therefore, after having already featured the best places in the other Baltic Republics, it was finally time to see on a long weekend what Vilnius has in store.
And let me assure you: the so-called Baroque Pearl of the Baltic is an incredibly lustrous gem!

Renata Green in Vilnius on the roof top terrace of the Radisson Collection Astorija Hotel across from the iconic Church of St. Casimir.
Sundowner with a view: After a long day of sightseeing, a glass of wine on the amazing rooftop terrace of the Radisson Collection Astorija Hotel, right across from the iconic Church of St. Casimir, is exactly what the ambitious traveller needs!
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