Beautiful, gothic style church. Built in/around the 1500’s, this church is both impressive and one of a kind. If you visit, be sure to really admire both the inside and outside as it’s all really impressive and deserves the attention.

The Church of St. Anne in Vilnius is an architectural gem that captivates visitors with its timeless beauty. A stunning representation of late Gothic design, this church has gracefully stood the test of time since its construction in the 15th century. Its impeccable preservation showcases intricate stellars, mesmerizing cross vaults, and exquisite Renaissance paintings that adorn its walls. As part of the Bernardine Historical-Architectural Ensemble, which includes the Bernardine Monastery, this historical treasure provides a glimpse into Vilnius' rich cultural heritage. A visit to the Church of St. Anne is a truly enchanting experience, immersing you in the allure of Lithuania's architectural and artistic mastery.

Beautiful architecture, warm and cosy feeling. Good energy. The bilding is late gothic period, bit altars are baroque. Part of a chirch complex with several adjacent buldings. Highly recommended.

St. Anne's Church is graceful and light. It is very different from other pompous baroque churches in Vilnius. It's not that I don't like baroque, on the contrary, I quietly love it, but St. Anne is something. Well, probably everyone knows the legend about Napoleon, but the fact that the church is Gothic in its style, and the execution technique is already Renaissance and two eras are closely intertwined in it, is probably not known to many. The church was built in the 1500s, which is probably why it was the product of a mixture of two beautiful architectural styles.