Most of the doors in Lithuania I saw were sturdy wooden doors. But some came in plain iron, maybe tagged with a small likeness of R2D2, and some were intricate iron grill garden doors. I couldn’t withstand to not take pictures of these as well, and share them with you. They all tell a story about Lithuania. Also some really beautiful doors come from churches, usually doors I do not feature in my posts. But the ones I saw in Lithuania had a special appeal to me, so I figured I will just show them to you. And since the last two years brought changes for all of us, why not change the way I show my doors? Yours, Pollybert
portal St. Virgin Maria’s Church @Vilnius
I have no idea what this iron grille is for, it looks a bit lost @Siauliai
my favorite door @Klaipeda
wooden door with interesting pattern @Vilnius
bright wooden door with glass work @Klaipeda
plain wooden door with large detail above @Vilnius
what a special carved door @Klaipeda
another wooden door with beautiful glass roof @Vilnius
modern door and round window @Kaunas
The next picture is rather unusual as well to get featured in my door post, since you can”t see the door close up. But I really liked the portal with the four pillars and the statues on top.
impressing portal @Kaunas
sturdy iron door in brick building @Vilnius
entrance gate to the library in iron grille @Vilnius
wooden door with a Roman God on top @Kaunas
iron grille with a coat of arms @Vilnius
wooden door with floral detail @Klaipeda
a door in Bauhaus style @Kaunas
The entrance to St. Anne’s Church has an intricate pattern @Vilnius
simple wooden door with small overhead @Siauliai
iron door with R2D2 @Kaunas
