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Bell tower

XIII amžiuje bokštas buvo gynybinės sienos dalimi. Iki šių dienų išliko beveik visas pirmas senojo bokšto aukštas. XVI a. gynybinis bokštas tapo katedros varpine, dabartinę išvaizdą įgijo XIX a. pradžioje.

Address: Cathedral Clock Tower, a. 2
Phone: +37060012080
Website: bpmuziejus.lt (opens in a new tab)

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Plytelė „Pėdutės“
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"Miracle" tile
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Vilnius Cathedral
Basilica of St Stanislaus and St Ladislaus of Vilnius
The first cathedral was built here in 1251, reverting to pagan worship in 1263. Fire destroyed a second in 1419, a third in 1530 and a fourth in 1610. Many parts of the fifth survive, notably the baroque chapel of St Casimir, but much was lost when the south tower collapsed in 1769 — did those pagans have a friend on high? What you see now is mostly the neo-classical structure completed in 1801. The crypt has a display of Vilnius through the ages, and you can also tour the catacombs and free-standing 57-m high belfry. Nearby in the square, a tile inscribed Stebuklas ("miracle") marks the end of the Vilnius-Tallinn human chain in the 1989 protest against the Soviet Union.
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