Vilnius Cathedral

Vilnius Cathedral seen along Gedimino prospektas	Cathedral Basilica of St Stanislaus and St Ladislaus of Vilnius, 1779-1783	57m Bell Tower of Vilnius Cathedral	600 years ago, the tower was part of the defenses of Vilnius
South side of Vilnius Cathedral	Until 1988 during the Soviet era, Vilnius Cathedral was converted into a warehouse	Vilnius Cathedral was rebuilt in the Neoclassical style 1779-1783	Bell Tower casting a shadow across the Neoclassical western façade of Vilnius Cathedral
Statue of St. Helena supporting the cross in the center of the roof of Vilnius Cathedral	The clock was added to the bell tower in the 17th C.	Western façade of Vilnius Cathedral decorated with sculptures of saints	Detail of the left half of the pediment sculpture group showing the sacrifice of a goat, Vilnius Cathedral
St. Helena is flanked by St. Stanislaus and St. Casimir, representing Poland and Lithuania respectively	The three roof sculptures are 1997 copies of the 18th C. originals destroyed by the Soviets in the 1950s	St. John the Evangelist with eagle and feather, Vilnius Cathedral	St. Matthew the Evangelist, Vilnius Cathedral
St. Matthew the Evangelist, Vilnius Cathedral	St. Luke the Evangelist, Vilnius Cathedral	Sculpture of Moses with the Ten Commandments, Vilnius Cathedral	South side of Vilnius Cathedral
Main Altar of Vilnius Cathedral	Aisle of Vilnius Cathedral	Chapel of the Deportees	Dome of the Chapel of St. Casimir, Vilnius Cathedral
Chapel of St. Casimir (1458-1484) built in the Baroque style 1623-1636, Vilnius Cathedral	Wladisław IV Vasa, King of Poland and Sweden, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1595-1648)	Alexander I, King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania (†1506)	Statues of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, Chapel of St. Casimir, Vilnius Cathedral
Baroque organ, Vilnius Cathedral	Memorial plaque to the papal visit of Pope John Paul II in 1993	Painting of the Station of the Cross IV, Vilnius Cathedral	Painting of Station of the Cross XII, Vilnius Cathedral
Sculpture of a saint with a blind boy in the right side of the main altar, Vilnius Cathedral	Plaster sculpture in high-relief, Vilnius Cathedral	Baroque chapel dome, Vilnius Cathedral