St Anne's Church

St Anne’s Church is one of Vilnius’s most distinctive landmarks, celebrated for its intricate red-brick Gothic façade. Built around 1500, it stands beside the Bernardine Church in the Old Town, making it easy to include in a walking tour. Visitors come mainly for its elegant architecture and fine exterior details, which are especially striking in changing light. Though modest in size, the church is an important symbol of the city’s medieval heritage and is well worth a short stop for anyone interested in history, architecture, or photography.