In 2009 our guide told us Napoleon liked this brick church so much he wished he could put it in his pocket and take it home. I didn't get to see the inside - on the next trip.
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In 2009 our guide told us Napoleon liked this brick church so much he wished he could put it in his pocket and take it home. I didn't get to see the inside - on the next trip.
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Worth it just to see the exterior. The interior is nothing special. But if you are walking past, you might as well pop in but i would say not really worth the detour if you are pushed for time.
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haven't been inside, but from outside it's very nice and gothic. Situated just a bridge away from Uzhupis Republic.
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The church merely astounds U cause emerges rather unexpectedly among other grey buildings as a true architectural pearl - it's much more interesting and nicer-looking than Notre-Dame de Paris, in my opinion.Moreover that U're not expecting to see much beauty of this level in Lithuania.
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Beautiful. Unfortunately is closed until summer. It should be open all year
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Beautiful little church with gothic architecture. Go inside too!
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One of the few Gothic buildings in Vilnius but the best. It looks like a toy in front of another church, and you can understand why Napoleon has said: "I would like to bring it in my hands to Paris"
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This is a brick magnficent church, and worth a visit.
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It's outstanding look from outside, What is even more interesting, that right behind this church there is a Bernardin's church and monastery which is outstanding inside (especially carved wooden altars), where you can speak with the brothers - they all speak 3-6 languages and are the best guides in church (and in your life as well).
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i think its a most beautiful church in Vilnius, we were visiting also a cathedral inside is so nice you should see it....
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