List of Gothic brick structures in Lithuania and Belarus

Grand Duchy of Lithuania; the present-day states of Lithuania and Belarus together roughly correspond to its extent at the death of Gediminas in 1341 (red-brown to medium-brown)

The list of brick Gothic buildings in Lithuania and Belarus is the most complete possible compilation of brick Gothic buildings in Lithuania and Belarus . It is part of the list of Gothic brick buildings . These structures are listed as completely as possible, in all corresponding countries in Europe. The only buildings included are those on which the brick appears somewhere or, in the case of muddy surfaces, at least the brick structure of the masonry is recognizable.

Historical framework:
At the time when Gothic buildings were erected in Lithuania and in what is now Belarus, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania comprised both areas, plus the eastern edge of what is now Poland and parts of what is now Ukraine .

Lithuania

(Number of buildings and building groups: 14)

→ The position map with the structures of both countries is placed between the lists for Lithuania and Belarus

place	Building	construction time	Remarks
Vilnius	St. Anne's Church	1495-1500	extraordinary flamboyant style
	St. Francis and St. Bernard Church (CC)	15th century	later changes; "Belarusian" Gothic
	Nicolaikirche (CC)	late 14th century	oldest surviving catholic church building in Lithuania
	Gediminas Tower and Upper Castle	early 15th century	many later changes
Kaunas	Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul	from 1408	Basilica, redesigned in baroque style
	Kaunas Castle (CC)	from the middle of the 14th century
	Gertrudenkirche (CC)	15th century?	"Belarusian" Gothic
	Vytautas Magnus Church	around 1400	former Franciscan Church
	House of Perkūna (Perkūno namas) (CC)	late 15th century	extraordinary flamboyant style
Kėdainiai	St. George's Church (CC)	1403	Modifications and repairs
Medininkai	Castle (CC)	13th century
Trakai	Inselburg	14th - early 15th century	built under the grand dukes Kęstutis and Vytautas
Trakai	Peninsula castle	late 14th century, later reconstructions	built under the Grand Duke Kęstutis
Zapyškis	Old Johanneskirche (CC)	between 1530 a. 1578	"Belarusian" Gothic

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Zapyškis

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Brick Gothic buildings in Lithuania and Belarus
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Belarus

(Number of buildings and building groups: 6)

place	Building	construction time	Remarks
Hnesna	St. Michaels Church (CC)	1524-1527	Old tower, neo-Gothic ship
Krewa	Krewa Castle	early 14th century	partly field stone with brick facing
Lida	Lida Castle (CC)	14th century	Stone with brick
Kamenets	Border tower	1276-1289
Me	Castle me	late 15th – early 16th century	World heritage ; great renaissance changes
Synkavichy	St. Michaels Church (CC)	16th century	Fortified church