Vilnius Cathedral

Vilnius Cathedral, on the edge of Cathedral Square in Lithuania’s capital, is the city’s most important Roman Catholic church and a landmark of national history. Its clean neoclassical façade, freestanding bell tower, and location at the foot of Gediminas Hill make it an easy and worthwhile stop while exploring the Old Town. Inside, visitors can see chapels, artworks, and the crypts linked to Lithuanian rulers. If you want a clear introduction to Vilnius’s religious, political, and architectural heritage, this is one of the city’s key sites.