Discover Jewish heritage in Kaunas (New Virtual Guide)
Some of the objects are long gone, many of them have changed a lot throughout the years as most of the local Jewish community, which...
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Virtual tour at the Vilnius Picture Gallery (Chodkevičiai Palace)
Vilnius Picture Gallery is situated in the former Chodkeviciai Palace built in the early 17th century. The Palace has constantly been expanded and reconstructed. In...
Virtual tour at Vytautas Kasiulis Museum of Art
After refurbishing the historic building (1 A. Goštauto st) and adapting it to the needs of a museum and the development of cultural tourism, a...
Virtual tour at Chaimas Frenkelis Villa
The restored Villa with a park and a fountain is located in Šiauliai city. It is unique, one of only a few in Lithuania constructed...
Virtual tour at Samogitian Art Museum
The Samogitian Art Museum has been operating in the Mykolas Oginskis Palace since 1994. Here visitors can find collections and exhibits that reflect the cultural...
Virtual tour at Medininkai Castle Museum
Medininkai Castle, located only 30 kilometres from Vilnius, commemorates the times of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. It is a place where Vytautas the Great...
Virtual tour at the National Gallery of Art
The main building of the National Gallery of Art (NGA) was designed in 1968, built in 1980 by architects Gediminas Baravykas and Vytautas Vielius. NGA is...
Virtual tour at Kaunas District Museum
Kaunas District Museum is established in Raudondvaris manor, one of the most impressive monuments of the Renaissance architecture in Lithuania. In the museum you can find...
Virtual tour at M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art
Established in 1921, the M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art has turned into one of the oldest and largest art museums in Lithuania. It...
Virtual tour at Historical Presidential Palace of the Republic of Lithuania
The Historical Presidential Palace is a must-see place for everyone, whether native-born or a visitor to Kaunas. It is one of the most important memorials...