Kaunas is the second largest city in Lithuania and it is important science, industry and entertainment centre with deep historical and cultural traditions. It has become a tradition that “Kaunas Cantat” events are held in the best concert halls, the most beautiful churches and monasteries with special acoustic and history.
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Church of Blessed Virgin Mary’s Assumption into heaven (Vytautas Magnus church) Kauna
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Is the oldest church in early Gothic monument in Kaunas. Today, Vytautas Magnus University Grand Auditorium – one of the most beautiful and the best acoustic halls in the city. |
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St. Michael the Archangel’s Church Kaunas
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Or the Garrison Church is a Roman Catholic church in Kaunas, Lithuania, closing the perspective of the Laisvės alėja, the main pedestrian street. It was built between 1891 and 1895 in Neo-Byzantine style for the garrison of Kaunas Fortress. |
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Memorial of Christ’s Resurection Church Kaunas
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Or simply the Resurection Church – the largest monumental architecture church in the Baltic countries. |
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St. Peter and Paul Cathedral Kaunas
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Whose history includes nearly 600-year period is a valuable monument of religious art. |
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St. Francis Xavier (Jesuit) Church Kaunas
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Vilnius bishop Abraham Vain in 1639 allowed Jesuits to establish his monastery in Kaunas and in 1666 it had been starte to build a church. |
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Kaunas Theological Seminary Kaunas
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Built in 1634 year. Church of the late Renaissance with Gothic trait. |
