Cathedral of the Most Holy Mother of God

The cathedral church represents an original style referring to Georgian art. The history of this place dates back to 1346, when the first Orthodox temple was built here, built by Grand Duke Olgierd. Inside the church there are commemorative plaques of Russian soldiers who died in the January Uprising, as well as the crypt of Helena of Moscow, wife of the Polish king and Grand Duke of Lithuania, Alexander Jagiellonian.