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PRESS PALACE 1985 Once the national newspaper and magazine |
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SPORTIMA 2001
A universal sports arena which is usually |
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SAULĖTEKIS 1974
The Vilnius University and Vilnius Gediminas |
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SODRA 1991
The headquarters of the State |
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EUROPA 2008
A shopping centre. |
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PLANETARIUM 1989
A unique building that stands out for its |
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CHURCH OF ST RAPHAEL THE ARCHANGEL circa 1750 |
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SEIMAS 1980 (2006)
The country's parliament building complex. It was |
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CHURCH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL circa 1668 |
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PRESIDENTIAL PALACE 1832
This late-Classical building is the ocial oce |
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VILNIUS UNIVERSITY 1579
Founded by the Jesuits, this is one of the oldest |
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THE ANGEL OF UŽUPIS 2001
One of Vilnius’ oldest districts, Užupis was once a |
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TOWN HALL circa 1503
One of the three surviving historic city halls in |
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GATE OF DAWN circa 1522
Part of the old defensive wall of Vilnius, this is one |
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VINGIS PARK AMPHITHEATRE 1960
An event and concert venue that can accommodate |
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VILNIUS AIRPORT 1932
This is the largest civilian airport in Lithuania. Built |
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LITEXPO 1977
With a total exhibition area of 32,000 m2, |
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GARIUNAI MARKET
With approximately 10,000 small and medium |
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VILNIUS HEAT&POWER PLANT 1983
The most powerful in Lithuania (combined |
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TRAKAI 14th century
Some 30 km from Vilnius, this town is |
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AKROPOLIS 2002
The largest shopping and |
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ELEKTRĖNAI 1960
The ‘City of Energy’ is located next to what was |
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LITHUANIAN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES 1935 |