If You're NearbyHill of Crosses
About 117 miles away
Hundreds of thousands of crosses on a small hill.
Guide Coming Soon

The white neoclassical cathedral on its great square, with a separate bell tower and the baroque chapel of Lithuania's patron saint.
Its present form, like a Greek temple, dates from 1783–1801, on a site where pagan Lithuanians are said to have worshipped their thunder god. Inside, the Chapel of St. Casimir, from the 1630s, is a jewel of marble and stucco.
On the square, a tile marked 'stebuklas', or miracle, shows where the Baltic Way, a human chain of two million people, ended in 1989.
If You're NearbyHundreds of thousands of crosses on a small hill.
Must-SeeThe world's greatest concentration of Art Nouveau buildings, and a huge market.
Worth a DetourSomething wrong or out of date?