Overview
Celebrated as a jewel of Vilnius Old Town, the Church of St. Casimir is an unmissable landmark of immense historical and architectural significance. Its stunning Baroque design, featuring a pink facade and a one-of-a-kind crown-topped dome, draws photographers and history buffs alike. Inside, the well-maintained interior boasts exceptional acoustics, making it a popular venue for free organ and classical music concerts. Visitors can explore the beautiful main hall and an accessible crypt. While entry is free, be aware that some have found the church closed during its posted hours. Its turbulent history, including a period as a Soviet-era Museum of Atheism, adds another layer to its compelling story.
