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Route for People with Movement Disabilities OBJECTS FOR VISITING: VILNIUS OLD TOWN 1. Aušros Vartai (Gate of Dawn) ŽVEJŲ G. 2. Folk Artist Jonas Bugailiškis’ Art Studio- Museum Ž YGIMANTŲ G. 3. Church of St. Theresa OSCIU T. K 4. Church of the Holy Spirit and Monastery 5. Museum of Amber Figures K. ŠKIRPOS AL. 6. Basilian Gate ARSENALO G.32 . Route for People 7. Philharmonic Society TILTO G. 29 30 8. Church of St. Casimir V. Kudirkos a. 9. Town Hall GEDIMINO PR. 31 24 10. Contemporary Art Centre 33 27 28 with Movement .G SUAINLIV .G . 25 11. Russian Orthodox Church of St. Michael G 23 22 I Ų 26 12. French Cultural Centre ODMIN 13. Vilnius Picture Gallery OINORIAM .G 21 17 20 Disabilities 14. Church of St. Paraskeva (Piatnica) Sereikiškių VILNIAUS G. 15. Social Institutions Information Centre – parkas Souvenir Shop PILIES G. 19 18 16. House of Signatories 16 ŠV. JONO G. 17. Pilies Street 15 MALŪ N Ų 18. Church of St. Francis from Assisi (Ber- ONŲ G. 14 G . nardine) DOMININK OJI G. 12 ŽI S 13 19. Church of St. Anne Ų G.. TIKLIŲ G. TRAK DID 20. Exposition Halls Titanikas VOKIE 11 BOKŠTO G. 21. Sereikiškių Park ČIŲ G. 22. Juškus Gallery 9 23. Part of the Park (Valley of Šventaragis) KŪDRŲ G. G. 8 ER O 10 IMI 24. Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania PYLIMO G. Z A ŲŲ G. K 25. Monument to Grand Duke Gediminas K . V Š EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS: 26. Cathedral Square, Bell Tower RŪDNIN 7 27. Tile Miracle 6 4 28. Cathedral and Chapel of St. Casimir Narrow pavement Well-adjusted to visiting / easily acces- 5 3 ŠOS G. M. DAUK sible 29. Monument to King Mindaugas 2 30. New and Old Arsenal 1 ŠV. DVASIOS G. No adapted toilet available Object to be viewed from the outside 31. Funicular and Gediminas Castle Hill only 32. Museum of Applied Art Adapted toilet available 33. Money Museum Information board available One step at the entrance Only the ground floor is adapted to be visited Admission fee is charged / paid Only one part adapted to be visited You are recommended to become acquainted with the route prior to travelling and to assess your physi- services cal condition and your strength. We recommend you to travel together with an accompanying person. Check opening (visiting) times Hillside Duration of the route is 2 - 4 hours (the duration depends on whether you visit museums or not). Total length of the offered route is about 3 kilometres. Ring a special bell on entering Uneven pavement / doorstep at the A shorter route is also possible: entrance • when a person travels from Pilies Street to Cathedral Square (without turning into Maironio Street) – One room adapted to the disabled Lift / special chairlift about 2 kilometres. • when one travels from Pilies Street to Cathedral Square (without turning into Maironio Street) and the Two rooms adapted to the disabled By arrangement. Advance booking only route ends in Cathedral Square (without turning into Arsenalo Street) – about 1,5 kilometres. 1 Aušros Vartai (Gate of Dawn) The massive Philharmonic Society building, formerly the City Hall was built in 1902 in place of a Gothic Aušros Vartų g. 12 / www.ausrosvartai.lt Russian merchants’ inn. Today it is one of the most luxurious historicism-style buildings in Vilnius. The The Gate of Dawn is the only surviving gate of the original ten gates in the Lithuanian National Philharmonic Society unites the best Lithuanian music performers and ensembles. The city wall built in 1514. The Chapel with its painting of the Mother of God, Philharmonic Society holds symphonic and chamber music concerts. The Philharmonic Hall can be visited the Mother of Mercy, acknowledged miraculous is one of the most significant but it is recommended to call about the tickets in advance. religious, historical and cultural places in Lithuania. 8 Church of St. Casimir Didžioji g. 34 / www.kazimiero.lt 2 Folk Artist Jonas Bugailiškis’ Art Studio-Museum Tel. +370 5 212 1715 Aušros Vartų g. 17-10 / www.bugailiskis.com It was built by the Jesuits: work began on it in 1604, just two years after St. Tel.: +370 652 36613, +370 5 261 7666 Casimir had been canonised and it was dedicated to his memory. The Ba- Jonas Bugailiškis is a member of the Lithuanian Union of Folk Artists, a sculp- roque Church is famous for its magnificent domes. In the 19th – 20th century tor, master of musical instruments and children’s toys. One can see various the Church was closed down several times, the purpose of the building was works of the folk artist in his creative workshop (the courtyard). changed (in 1932 it was converted into an Orthodox church, and in 1966 it was turned into a Museum of Atheism and continued to be used as such until 1988); it was reconsecrated in 1991. 3 Church of St. Theresa Aušros Vartų g. 14 / www.ausrosvartai.lt 9 Town Hall Tel. +370 5 212 3513 Didžioji g. 31 / www.vilniausrotuse.lt The Church is one of the earliest Baroque churches in Vilnius. It was built Tel. +370 5 261 8007 on the initiative and with funds from vice chancellor Stephan Pac between The Town Hall was established by Jogaila’s privilege and was built as a sym- 1633 and 1654. Later the Pociej Chapel-mausoleum devoted to that family bol of granting Vilnius the Magdeburg Rights at the end of the 14th century. was attached to it. There is one of the most beautiful altars (the High Altar), The Town Hall contained a magistrate, courtrooms, the treasury, the archive, paintings by famous Lithuanian painters in the Church. special premises for keeping standard metres and measures, storerooms for grain, the arsenal and the basement being used as prison cells. The pre- 4 Church of the Holy Spirit and Monastery sent building was constructed at the end of the 18th century according to a project by architect Laurynas Aušros Vartų g. 10 (courtyard) Gucevičius in a strict Classical style after fire destroyed the earlier gothic building. Later it was converted Legend has it that three courtiers of Grand Duke of Lithuania Algirdas who into a theatre, and art museum and the palace of artists. Today the Town Hall is used for different official had already converted to Orthodoxy, refused to renounce their new faith and ceremonies, concerts and exhibitions. were tortured to death by the pagan priests nearby the Orthodox Church. The Orthodox Church was built in the 16th century. In the 19th century it was 10 Contemporary Art Centre decided to create a place of the cult of the relics of the three martyrs. Monas- Vokiečių g. 2 / www.cac.lt teries, both male and female, at the Orthodox Church are the only Orthodox Tel. +370 5 212 1945 monasteries to remain open in Lithuania today. The Contemporary Art Centre is the largest contemporary art centre in the Baltic States. Two floors of the Contemporary Art Centre contain five exhibi- 5 Museum of Amber Figures tion halls. Avant-garde art created by the Lithuanian and foreign artists, as Aušros Vartų g. 9 / www.ambergift.lt well as retrospective exhibitions of the 20th –21st century art are mounted Tel.: +370 5 212 1988, +370 5 272 4090 there. The Museum collects, accumulates and displays amber articles created by artists, as well as unique pieces of amber. Visitors are acquainted with the 11 Russian Orthodox Church of St. Michael history of the origin of amber and technologies of its processing. Didžioji g. 12 It was built in 1514 by the great hetman of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Constantine Ostrogsky. In the 18th century fires destroyed the old Gothic 6 Basilian Gate church; it was reconstructed in the late Baroque style. While implementing Aušros Vartų g. 7 the tsarist Russification program, by Muravyov’s order it was reconstructed in The elegant gate of the Basilian Monastery was designed by famous architect the Russian Byzantine style. The walls of the Church are built in the Gothic of Vilnius Johann Christoph Glaubitz. Behind the arch of the gate (there is a manner, the façade and the interior has numerous Gothic details. very steep hillside in the yard) is the territory of the former Basilian monas- tery around a yard at the centre of which stands the Church of the Holy Trinity, 12 French Cultural Centre which belonged to the religious community of the Uniates. At the beginning Didžioji g. 1 / www.centrefrancais.lt of the 19th century a part of the monastery held a prison; incarcerated in its Tel. +370 5 219 9696 cells were members of the Philaret and Philomat movement, including poet In 1804, the building that today houses the French Cultural Centre belonged Adam Mickiewicz (a plaque over the door of the south wing records this fact) to the university and was converted into professors’ apartments. Many culture and scientist Ignacy Domeyko. figures lived there in the 19th century: outstanding medical doctor Joseph Frank, chemist Jędrzej Śniadecki and others. During the 1812 war the treas - 7 Philharmonic Society ury of Napoleon’s army was kept here; an army intendant Henri Beyle (who Aušros Vartų g. 5 / www.filharmonija.lt later became the writer Stendhal) also stayed in this building. The French Cultural Centre contains a media- Information: +370 5 266 5210 theque, a bookshop, and a café. Various events, the French language courses are organised there. Tickets: +370 5 266 5233, +370 5 266 5216 13 Vilnius Picture Gallery 19 Church of St. Anne Didžioji g. 4 / www.ldm.lt Maironio g. 8 Tel.: +370 5 212 0841, +370 5 212 4258 The Church of St.
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