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This walk takes you through Vilnius Old Town to places where the city turned death into a show. You start on Town Hall Square, where a wooden stage was built for executions. Then you stop at the Town Hall cellars, at a church that was once an atheism museum, and above crypts with hundreds of bodies. You hear the last night of Konstantinas Kalinauskas and the story of the men who carried the dead in plague time. A guide and voices from the past tell the story. Everything happens on public streets. You do not enter any building.
Starts at Town Hall Square, middle of the square facing the Town Hall
Ends at Start of Pilies St, by Cathedral Square
6 GPS-triggered stories
Audio plays automatically as you reach each stop
Audio in English · Lithuanian · Polish
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Stop 1 · 10 minThe Theatre of PunishmentOn Town Hall Square a wooden stage appeared for a few hours, and the city came to watch. Why was the crowd part of the punishment?
Stop 2 · 7 minTown Hall CellarsPrisoners were held under the Town Hall. A confession was forced from them here, and they had to repeat it in court.
Stop 3 · 8 minSt Casimir's ChurchA church that was Orthodox, then a warehouse, then an atheism museum. And the body of Andrzej Bobola, a problem for the authorities even after death.€4.99one-time
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