Building sights in Vilnius
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Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit
Roughly behind St Teresa's is the big, pink, domed 17th-century Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit, Lithuania's chief Russian Orthodox church and another fine baroque specimen.
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St Casimir's Church
The ravishing St Casimir's Church is the oldest of Vilnius' baroque masterpieces. It was built by Jesuits (1604-15) and under Soviet rule was a museum of atheism.
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The ¿ Building
This dilapidated building with an upside-down question mark dangling from its façade undoubtedly hides secrets behind its boarded-up windows.
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Holy Spirit Church
The Holy Spirit Church is Vilnius' primary Polish church (1679) and has one of the most elaborate baroque interiors you'll find anywhere.
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St Catherine's Church
Peering north from Vokiečių you'll spot St Catherine's Church displaying Vilnius' trademark peach baroque style.
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Church of the Assumption
The recently reconsecrated Church of the Assumption is symbolic of the incredible renovation sweeping through the Old Town.
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St Teresa's Church
Catholic St Teresa's Church is early baroque (1635-50) outside and more elaborate late baroque inside.
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Church of All Saints
To the south of St Catherine's Church lies the unsung and similarly peach-hued Church of All Saints.
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