Overview
Visitors are captivated by the Church of St. Theresa, calling it a real feast for the eyes. Its stunning early Baroque interior (1633-1654) features a luxurious "black marble style," intricate paintings, and rich decorations, creating a peaceful and mesmerizing atmosphere that's especially moving when the organ plays. Physically and spiritually connected to the famous Gate of Dawn chapel, this church is a major pilgrimage site. An internal corridor allows easy access between the two landmarks. The church holds a special significance for Polish and Lithuanian worshippers, regularly offering masses in both languages.
