Church of the Saints Johns in Vilnius: photos, reviews

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The first thing one might think about a person who is planning to visit a new city not just to explore the landmarks and try the local cuisine, but also to visit temples is that they are devout. After all, what could be interesting about boring churches? But this is a big mistake: ancient European churches that have survived to our day in a restored form contain a true treasure trove of culture and history, which is open to anyone who wishes to discover it.

The Church of St. Johns is located near Vilnius University, and the church's bell tower offers an excellent view of the city. One can reach the top either by elevator or by a wooden staircase. All that can be said about the interior is that it is lavish, with a sense of taste and the place's influence among other city beauties. Moreover, an attentive traveler will notice here the influence of the Polish nation on Lithuanian culture: monuments, icons, and even frescoes.

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Wheelchair accessible

4.8

based on 1,608 reviews

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Aušra Surblytė

Labai graži, įspūdinga vieta pačiam Vilniaus senamiesčio epicentre.

Nerijus Viešūnas

Labai graži bažnyčia

M A G

Impresionante iglesia que merece la pena ver solo por sus increíbles estatuas colosales, sus cuadros y retablos. Una preciosidad de iglesias

What is the address of Church of the Saints Johns?
Church of the Saints Johns is located at Šv. Jono gatvė, 12, 01123, Vilnius, Lithuania.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Bernardinų sodas (261 m walk)
- Bus stop Vilnios st. (419 m walk)
- Bus stop Užupio st. (383 m walk)
- Bus stop Vokiečių st. (436 m walk)
- Bus stop Dailės akademija (289 m walk)
How is Church of the Saints Johns rated by visitors?
Church of the Saints Johns has an average rating of 4.8 based on 1,608 reviews across platforms such as Google.

Church of the Saints Johns in Vilnius

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