church of st. theresa
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church of st. theresa印象
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I'm surprised this one didn't appear in any of the tourist listings because it was probably #3 of all the churches I visited in Vilnius. Very dark, but beautiful and colorful inside.
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Although the outside of the church is quite simple, the interior is very beautiful, with painted ceilings in tons of pink. It could only have better light, it was a bit dark and difficult to see the paintings in detail. As most (if not all) the churches in Vilnius i is free - see the opening times outside or just push the door and enter if it is open.It is very close to Dawn Gate.
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The pipe organ was very impressive.. and in general the church is in good condition... when i was there they were still going under renovation
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Holy Mass in Polish language at 17:30 in Saturday is very helpful for tourists. Nice to hear old Eastern-Polish pronunciation and see traditional behaivour - kneelind during whole Eucharistic Prayer.
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Did not have a chance to see the inside of this cathedral but the outside was quite lovely in design. It sits on a historical street near several other churches and the Gates of Dawn. Worth a walk through.
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This must be seen together with Gates of Dawn. A beautiful Baroc Church with rich ornaments, paintings and symbols. Look also to the ceiling. Mae a visit to Ausros Varte first - and follow the corridor direct to St Theresa Church. A must!
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I specially liked the paintings in the entrance corridor. The church inside is quite nice. It is like a surprise inside the building
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A fine example of baroque architecture. This church is right beside the Gates of Dawn, there is a side entrance which links the two. It is open from 7am-7pm. It is highly decorated inside with golds and pinks and beautifully painted walls and ceilings. There is a particularly elaborate high altar. All the decoration makes it appear rather dark inside. It was built in 1650 for the Carmelite order.
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Is one of the most Excellent early Baroque monuments in Vilnius.The church was built in 1633-50 under the patrone of the Vice Chancellor of the Gran Duchy Stephen Pac. Expensive materials such as Swedish sandstone,granite and marble were used for construction. In 1763-65 church interior was decorated with sculptures.
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The Church of St. Theresa in Vilnius is a beautiful example of baroque style straight in the center of the city, do not be fooled by the outside it may seem like it really a normal church, but inside is beautiful, what is most striking are the beautiful frescoes and the numerous works of art.A visit here is more than required.