Here’s some of the caption that accompanied the picture:

” … A church was standing in this place already in early 14th century, that is, when we were still pagan… It was later given to oldest in Lithuania – Dominican order and reconstructed in 1679-88.

…Church and monastery have an extensive underground tunnel network, with catacombs that hold ~2000 mummified bodies. After regaining the independence, the church was given to polish predominently catholic minority in Vilnius, and now serves as their “main” church.”

Here’s the link. They have other church architecture pictures as well.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=578341

I agree too. I think that style is called “Rococo Loco”.

Where is that church?

Troy

I agree,

Here’s an example of something I consider way too elaborate!

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/4199/dsc0156tm6.jpg