Iron Wolf Bridge

Another photo of Geležinio Vilko tiltas (Iron Wolf Bridge), which was taken during the rainy night. Also check photo of Iron Bridge during the day.

Geležinio Vilko tiltas

Geležinio Vilko tiltas is a bridge over Neris river, which was built in 1979 and named after Iron wolf, the mythical character from a medieval legend of the founding of Vilnius.
Check also Geležinio Vilko tiltas at night.

Town and City

Panorama of Vilnius Town and City of Vilnius with cathedral in between.

Tramvajų gatvė

There is no any single meter of tram lines in Vilnius, although there is a street in Anatakalnis named after Tramways :)

Kalnų Park Stage

Kalnų Park Stage is located in Kalnų park between the hills, which makes very natural looking arena.

Ryga Gėrimai

Ryga is a name of liqueur shop (gėrimai) located on Antakalno gatvė.

Senamiestis

Senamiestis in Lithuanian means Old Town. Vilnius historical center is World Heritage site as one of the largest survived medieval towns. Panoramic photo was created with Dermandar.

Memorial

Memorial devoted to Victory of Soviet Army over Nazi Germany in 1945 is located in Antakalnis Cemetery.
6 concrete statues stand among thousands militiamen tombs of different wars, including Napoleon's soldiers invaded into Russia in 1812.

Three Crosses

Trys kryžiai (Three Crosses) is one of the most important sights in Vilnius, comparable to Jesus Christ statue in Rio. Crosses are located up in the Park hill since 17th century.

Triniti

Triniti is a good name for a legal company with offices in all three Baltic capitals - Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn

Literatų gatvė wall

One of the walls on Literatų gatvė (Literary street) in Old Town is decorated with many little different buttons, pictures and other stuff, which makes is it worth to see.

Rotušės aikštė

Rotušės aikštė (Town Hall Square) is one of the Vilnius' sights. During 15-18 centuries was used as Market Place.

Kalnų Parkas

Kalnų Parkas (Park of Hills) is located between Old Town, Neris river and Uzupis. Sights like Gediminas Tower and Three Crosses (in the centre of photo) are located here.

First Stone Church

St. Paraskeva Church (aka Piatnicos cerkvė) is the first not wooden church in Vilnius. It was built in 1864 at Didžioji gatvė.

Smolensko gatvė

Smolensko gatvė is a short but wide street, which runs from Ševčenkos till Naugarduko. It is named after a small city Smolensk, which previously was Eastern province of Lithuania.