Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Özge Ergün (11 months ago)
If you want to learn about Lithuanian history, it is a nice place to visit. Quite detailed and I think it is worth visiting. You can learn all about the grand dukes of Lithuania, their lives and all the restoration process of the castle. If you try to follow all the details you may even spend a day here. The museum has 4 parts. The first part is the longest with all the history, in the second part you can see some rooms of the palace with objects and portraits, third part is dedicated to some information about music and daily life and in the forth part you can see a special collection of paintings and pictures. It is 11.50 euros, but if you are a student you pay half of the price. If you pay 3 euros extra, you can also get a VR experience. There is also an observation desk where you can see the view of the city out of the window.
If you want to learn about Lithuanian history, it is a nice place to visit. Quite detailed and I think it is worth visiting. You can learn all about the grand dukes of Lithuania, their lives and all the restoration process of the castle. If you try to follow all the details you may even spend a day here. The museum has 4 parts. The first part is the longest with all the history, in the second part you can see some rooms of the palace with objects and portraits, third part is dedicated to some information about music and daily life and in the forth part you can see a special collection of paintings and pictures. It is 11.50 euros, but if you are a student you pay half of the price. If you pay 3 euros extra, you can also get a VR experience. There is also an observation desk where you can see the view of the city out of the window.
Anton Rachitskiy (12 months ago)
pretty much nothing to see or to do, other then reading the extras from the book. yes, this is typical for such places since all valuable things were stolen, but it's still hard to see any idea or purpose of the exhibition ... a few rooms are restored and that's it. Maybe a few interesting things were the connections of the duke families across Europe and medieval piping.
pretty much nothing to see or to do, other then reading the extras from the book. yes, this is typical for such places since all valuable things were stolen, but it's still hard to see any idea or purpose of the exhibition ... a few rooms are restored and that's it. Maybe a few interesting things were the connections of the duke families across Europe and medieval piping.
kat (12 months ago)
Be sure to come here during your visit in Vilnius! This museum provides a quite throughout, in-depth exhibition of Lithuania’s history in general. Tickets can be bought at the museum and you can choose to buy a full ticket, which includes the four routes available, or buy tickets for each route singularly. I would definitely recommend visiting routes I and II, and only going to III and IV if you have time. Routes I and II are the bigger chunk of the exhibition and it took us around 2 hours to finish it. III and IV went over cultural history (music, art, etc.) and was a shorter exhibition.
Be sure to come here during your visit in Vilnius! This museum provides a quite throughout, in-depth exhibition of Lithuania’s history in general. Tickets can be bought at the museum and you can choose to buy a full ticket, which includes the four routes available, or buy tickets for each route singularly. I would definitely recommend visiting routes I and II, and only going to III and IV if you have time. Routes I and II are the bigger chunk of the exhibition and it took us around 2 hours to finish it. III and IV went over cultural history (music, art, etc.) and was a shorter exhibition.
NANA DESIGN (12 months ago)
My favorite museum in Vilnius! Turns out, they have rich history about this place and full of culture activities, especially during summer. I was very lucky to not only have the chance to revisit this massive palace and get to know more about its stories, but also got to enjoy Lithuanian 100th anniversary of folk song and dance festival (which only happens every 4 years).
My favorite museum in Vilnius! Turns out, they have rich history about this place and full of culture activities, especially during summer. I was very lucky to not only have the chance to revisit this massive palace and get to know more about its stories, but also got to enjoy Lithuanian 100th anniversary of folk song and dance festival (which only happens every 4 years).
Aivis S. (13 months ago)
Very interesting museum. Helps to understand Lithuanian history and how it developed during centuries. In the basement, you will find corservated ruins and during arheology found things. On the 1st and 2nd floor exhibiotions of Lithuania history. On 2nd and 3rd floor reconstructed Grand dukes living and official rooms.
Very interesting museum. Helps to understand Lithuanian history and how it developed during centuries. In the basement, you will find corservated ruins and during arheology found things. On the 1st and 2nd floor exhibiotions of Lithuania history. On 2nd and 3rd floor reconstructed Grand dukes living and official rooms.
