Bernardine Church

Bernardine Church in Vilnius is one of the city’s most distinctive Gothic landmarks, standing beside St. Anne’s Church near the River Vilnia. Built in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, it combines red-brick Gothic architecture with later Renaissance and Baroque interior details. Visitors come for its elegant façade, historic atmosphere, and connection to the nearby Bernardine monastery. It’s a worthwhile stop for those interested in Vilnius’s medieval heritage, sacred art, and one of the most picturesque corners of the Old Town.