St Casimir	St Nicolas
St Catherine's	behind a modern building	St John's
St Anne, behind St Bernardine	St Bernardine
St Philippe and James	St Dominic	from the other side
	Orthodox churches
The Orthodox cathedral	Its iconostase	and nave
The interior of the "Holy spirit"	The interior of St Nicolas	and its gate
Vilnius remembers its Gettho - an inscription on Rotuše (City Hall) square	Jewish memories     The memorial column in                       The statue of a Jewish teacher,  the ghetto area itself                              Tsemah Szabad, a doctor,                                                            communal leader and politician	and of the Gaon, the famous wise rabbi
The Trakai Kenesa (further Trakai pictures here)	A very special group were the Karaites. a turkish tribe with a religion almost Jewish Their synagoues called Kenesas can be found in Trakai and in Vilnius
	The neighbourhood of the Vilnius Kenesa features special houses in the style of the Karaim
In the Gaon museum you see ancient objects	and their modern interpretations	and a history of centuries of Jewish people in Lithuania
The Synagogue used today
One ancient synagogue is now the Romanian embassy	Graves in the Jewish cemetery
A leaf from the list of the inhabitants of the ghetto	The memorial plaque and the map of the two ghettos	These "stumbling stones" are to be found in many cities, also in Vilnius
	Memorial plaques, lists and photos preserve the memories of those killed
Memories of famous people and other areas in Vilnius
	In the courtyard of Trinity church	Is this the Fabergé egg?
Taras Shevtchenko, poet		Josaphat Kuntsevitch, fighter for the unity of christian churches, died in 1623
The market		Houses around the market
	Belmontas
	Trakai and Kaunas