Sacred Sites and Spiritual Heritage
This collection highlights the diverse religious architecture of the Vilnius region, ranging from traditional wooden chapels to Neogothic brick churches. It features significant sites such as the Neogothic St. Anne's Church in Dūkštos and the unique wooden chapel in the Kernavė Cultural Reserve. Visitors can explore various denominations, including Roman Catholic and Orthodox traditions, with several sites serving as burial places for local noble families like the Parčevskis and Radziševskis. The list covers suburban settlements and rural villages, offering a look at the spiritual history surrounding the Lithuanian capital.
Nemenčinės kapinių koplyčia
A traditional wooden Catholic chapel located within the Nemenčinė cemetery grounds.
Bukiškio stačiatikių Kristaus Gimimo cerkvė
An Orthodox parish church in Bukiškės, serving the local community under the Vilnius and Lithuanian eparchy.
Balingrado Dievo Apvaizdos bažnyčia
Situated on the right bank of the Neris River, this church serves the village of Balingradas, approximately 12 km from Pabradė.
Skurbutėnų koplyčia
An active Roman Catholic chapel located in Skurbutėnai, a short distance from the historic village of Keturiasdešimties Totorių.
Švč. M. Marijos, Taikos Karalienės bažnyčia
A Catholic church located in the Naujoji Vilnia district, notable for its role in the local community of eastern Vilnius.
Dūkštų Šv. Onos bažnyčia
A Catholic house of worship featuring Neogothic architectural elements, located 8 km southeast of Maišiagala.
Vaidotų Šv. apaštalo Pauliaus Atsivertimo bažnyčia
Located on the right bank of the Vaka River in Vaidotai, this church is dedicated to the Conversion of St. Paul.
Kernavės medinė koplyčia
A wooden chapel situated within the Kernavė Cultural Reserve, southwest of the main road.
Sužionių Šv. Felikso Valua bažnyčia
Located on the southern shore of Lake Sužionys, this church serves the Sužionys settlement north of Nemenčinė.
Parudaminio Kristaus Atsimainymo bažnyčia
A Catholic church in Parudaminys village, situated approximately 18 km south of the capital city.
Rukainių Šv. arkangelo Mykolo bažnyčia
Located along the Vilnius–Medininkai road in Rukainiai, this church is dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel.
Kenos Švč. Aušros Vartų Dievo Motinos bažnyčia
Situated on the right bank of the Kena River, this church is dedicated to Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn.
Skaidiškių Šv. Faustinos koplyčia
A chapel dedicated to St. Faustina, located in the old cemetery of Skaidiškės village.
Antavilių Radziševskių koplyčia
A brick burial chapel of the Radziševskis family, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary.
Nemenčinės Šv. arkangelo Mykolo bažnyčia
A Catholic church in Nemenčinė providing liturgical services in both Polish and Lithuanian languages.
Nemenčinės Parčevskių koplyčia
A brick burial chapel with a crypt, located in the churchyard of St. Michael the Archangel in Nemenčinė.
Silenai church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
A Catholic church serving the village of Šilėnai, located 16 km west of Vilnius.
Saint Joseph in Karvis
Located near the road connecting Vievis and Nemenčinė, this church serves the Karvis village community.
Nemėžio Šv. Rapolo Kalinausko bažnyčia
A modern Catholic church recently constructed to serve the residents of the Nemėžis township.
Kernavės mauzoliejinė koplyčia
A mausoleum chapel in Kernavė, located near the main church and containing historic family tombs.
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