The Gate of Dawn (Lithuanian: Aušros vartai), or "Sharp Gate" (Polish: Ostra Brama, Latin: Porta Acialis, Belarusian: Вострая Брама, Lithuanian: Aušros vartai, Russian: Острая брама) is a city gate in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, and one of its most important religious, historical and cultural monuments.
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- en.wikipedia.org Gate of DawnThe Gate of Dawn in Vilnius, the chapel of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn is in the middle behind the glass window. The southern side of the gate.
- govilnius.lt Places gates-of-dawnBrief History. The Gates of Dawn were first mentioned in 1514 and have since become one of the symbols of Vilnius.
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g274951-d288889…Now incorporating a church building the Gate of Dawn remains one of the earliest surviving gates into the city of Vilnius.
- qeepl.com en/luggage-storage/vilnius/gate-of-dawnYayın zamanı: 9 saat önce/ Luggage Storage Vilnius. ... Leave your luggage at the storage locker near Gate of Dawn. €9 for every 24 hours of storing a suitcase, backpack, or bag.
- blog.ilp.org gate-of-dawn-vilnius-lithuaniaOne of the best places to start is by exploring a structure known as the Gate of Dawn. No visit to Vilnius would be quite complete without seeing this spot in person.
- dookinternational.com poi/gate-of-dawn/6954Gate of Dawn, Vilnius (Lithuania). They’ve made a graceful presentation of the Blessed Mother inside a house of prayer.
- catholicshrinebasilica.com the-chapel-of-our-lady…Both of them decorated the Gate of Dawn of the Vilnius city wall – a defensive structure with no religious importance at the time.
- tripadvisor.com.ph ShowUserReviews-g274951-…Gate of Dawn: The heart of Vilnius Old Town - See 1,509 traveler reviews, 956 candid photos, and great deals for Vilnius, Lithuania, at Tripadvisor.
- walkablevilnius.com places/gate-of-dawn/The Gate of Dawn is a city gate in the heart of Vilnius which made it a target for countless attacks.
- radissonhotels.com en-us/destination/lithuania/…The story of the Gate of Dawn begins back in the early 16th century, when five gates were built into the heavy city wall surrounding Vilnius.