The Palace traces its history back to the 14th century, when Jogaila, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, issued an edict donating land in the city to the Vilnius Diocese, for this reason the palace is sometimes referred to as the Bishops' Palace.[1] Construction of the Palace took place in the late 14th century under the auspices of the first Bishop of Vilnius Andrzej Jastrzębiec, and over succeeding generations, the building was gradually enlarged and renovated. During the Renaissance, the Palace was once again renovated, and parks and gardens surrounding the building were expanded.
A nice place to visit. This structure talks to us the history of our
fight for Independence. Now for the about thirty years we are
Independent and have gain our responsibility for the future of our
country, we can and are educating the new generation in the knowledge of
history which is not written under the control of occupants but the
history which we have written by the knowledge about the heroes and the
simple people who shows us as an hard working nation which is now
situated and is protected by the Countries of Europe, and USA and Canada
(NATO). All we do for today is the voice in the choir of freedom
loving Countries of the Europe. Long live European Union!!!!
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