Uzupis Angel
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Urius
Vilnius, Lithuania773 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2021
There used to be a real nice, humble egg located on the top of the pillar. It was tossed to the curb like trash by the carpetbagger ruling gentry of the Kingdom of Uzupis, luckily it was rescued and placed in the city of Vilnius. After that tragedy, a big arrogant angel was put on top of the egg's pillar. Brazenly blowing a horn, some kind of deviant symbolism of the faux artists no doubt, the angel is simply an insult to the native Uzupi. A legend fortells that someday the egg will return to it's rightful pillar with unbridled glory, smashing asunder the sensibilities of the ostentatious carpetbagger and arrogant suits.
Written 6 April 2021
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Julia1972
Moscow, Russia1,729 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2024 • Solo
Standing on an 8.5 m high pedestal, the angel of Užupis blows a trumpet and proclaims to the world the message of the revival of the area and freedom of creativity. The Angel of Užupis was created in memory of Zenonas Steinys, the patron saint of the Užupis region. When sculptor Romas Vilčiauskas failed to complete the sculpture before the planned opening ceremony, an egg was laid in its place. Therefore, they say that the angel of Užupis hatched from an egg.
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Written 9 June 2024
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NYU62
Tucson, AZ18,431 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
July 2016 • Couples
Unfortunately, we did not visit this area until the end of our trip, and on July 12, it was downpour after downpour. Our son drove us there, and we circled the area three times, just to get a good look at this famous statue. The surrounding streets are all very narrow, and I think some of them are one way. If not one way, there is nowhere to make a U-turn as it's just too narrow. So, we went around and around. Also, I wonder how they ever find a parking spot here.

Very picturesque area with lots of cafes surrounding this central square. The bronze angel, blowing a trumpet, was placed there in 2002, so it is fairly recent. Sculpted by Romas Vilčiauskas.
Written 9 August 2016
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LezliC
St. Neots, UK353 contributions
2.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2019
Not worth trekking over to Uzupis just to see this but go further through this quirky area of Vilnius and find some great art and places to eat.
Written 15 September 2019
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Lesley E
Cardiff, UK221 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2018 • Couples
Turns out the artist commissioned to create the angel was running a bit behind so on the day the sculpture should have been revealed residents woke up to find an egg on the top of the plinth. Well an egg signifies new birth and that was what they wanted for the area. The Angel was finally finished that year and has become a symbol for Vilnius, and the area of Uzupis as a whole is now very up and coming, a far cry from the rows of houses without hot water or even roofs. The egg has since been moved to the station area which is also now seeing new developments and investment.
Written 13 October 2018
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Tim W
Kyneton, Australia31 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
June 2016 • Family
Uzupis is a remarkable area of Vilnius - they describe it as the montmatre of Vilnius but perhaps it is better identified as a unique location in its own right. Galleries, quirky artistic humour, sculptures, cafes and technology wrapped up into one remarkable, compact area - I just wish I had had longer to explore.
Written 11 July 2016
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Ellingtonia
Weaverham, UK50 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
June 2012 • Business
If you are visiting Vilnius then make sure you visit the "bohemian" quarter called Uzupis or as the locals call it The Republic of Uzupis. A fomer run down area it is now colonised by artists and those with aspirations........in fact I have heard it referred to as a place for "yuppies" But do go to see the Uzupis Angel and watch all the wedding groups come to have their photographs taken, there is a nice little bar at the side of the Angel with very good beer. Visit the bridge across the river adorned with locks placed there by newly married couples but most of all go to see the Uzupis Constitution on the wall at the side of the bar (now in several languages).No 12 on the constitution list is "a dog has the right to be a dog"..........and some of the others are even more hilarious. Every year they have an independence day in Uzupis when visitors are expected to show their passport to get in....................It is a wonderful little area and should not be missed.
Written 10 June 2012
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Konstantin T
Vilnius, Lithuania145 contributions
2.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2012
just an ordinary sculpture in local area main square... nothing special. not a point for visit IMHO...
Written 26 April 2012
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Karen M
Aarhus, Denmark30 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Passed by and found the statue to be nicely situated in the neighborhood. A pertinento commentary on the artistic surroundings.
Written 2 April 2012
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Greg
Cambridge, UK5,217 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Nov 2019 • Friends
This angel is the symbol of Užupis and has been standing since 2002. It is set upon a tall pillar and represents the independent Užupis has away from Vilnius city.
Written 10 November 2019
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