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Kaunas Arch-Cathedral is the largest church in Kaunas and one of the largest houses of worship in Lithuania. It is 84 m. long, 34 m. wide, 28 m. tall. More...
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This is a late Baroque style church built by Jesuit monks 1666-1720. At first the Jesuits were established in “Perkūno namai” (House of Thunder) buildings which they bought. More...
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The Bernardine convent’s Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1624-1634. Bernardine nuns came to Kaunas in the 16th century. More...
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The monastery, having retained its unique façade form, is considered a Gothic architectural monument. More...
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The church was built in the 15th century. This is one of the first brick Gothic buildings in Kaunas. More...
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When Lithuania regained its independence in 1918, an idea arose in Kaunas, the temporary capital of that time, to build a church in gratitude to God, as a symbol for regained freedom. More...
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This house of worship was built in 1891-1893. It was meant for the Kaunas stronghold soldiers, as a representational building for the Kaunas Army fortress, expressing luxury and officialdom. More...
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The church was built in 1685-1700. It is a combination of ripe Baroque and Neoclassicism. More...
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Church of St. Gertrude was a sacral building of a former suburb, a Gothic style architectural monument of significance to the republic. More...
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The church was built in the 15th century. It is the only Gothic sacral building in Lithuania that has an asymmetrical layout. More...
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