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Gediminas Hill (Higher and Lower Castles)

Gediminas Hill, Vilnius, Lithuania

Featured Review : Fittingly, many artists have used Gediminas Hill, where the Grand Duke of the same name established the fortress that became Vilnius in 1323, to symbolize Vilnius. Although legend holds that he chose to fortify the site...See Full Review

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  • 5 out of 5 stars by Owen Lipsett from New York, New York
  • January 4, 2005
Gediminas Hill  (Higher and Lower Castles)
Quote: Fittingly, many artists have used Gediminas Hill, where the Grand Duke of the same name established the fortress that became Vilnius in 1323, to symbolize Vilnius. Although legend holds that he chose to fortify the site because he dreamt of an iron... Read the full Gediminas Hill (Higher and Lower Castles) review

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