Zabieliai Palace

Zabieliai Palace — view
Zabieliai Palace. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
KAUNAS, LITHUANIA

Zabieliai Palace

A former residential palace in Kaunas Old Town, now home to a restaurant, stands at the intersection of T. Daugirdo street and Kaunas Town Hall square.

At a glance

Zabieliai Palace occupies a prominent corner site in Kaunas’s historic heart. The building’s original residential function has given way to contemporary use, yet it remains part of the architectural fabric of the Old Town.

History

The palace served as a private residence for the Zabieliai family. Further details about its construction and earlier history are not currently available.

What you see

The palace occupies a corner location of architectural note within the Old Town streetscape. Its position at the junction of T. Daugirdo street and Kaunas Town Hall square makes it a reference point in the neighborhood’s urban layout.

Cultural significance

Zabieliai Palace represents the residential heritage of Kaunas Old Town. The building’s adaptive reuse as a restaurant demonstrates how historic structures continue to serve the community in new guises.

Key facts

  • Country: Lithuania
  • City: Kaunas
  • Coordinates: 54.89638889, 23.88527778
  • Current use: Restaurant (Medžiotojų užeiga)

Practical information & getting there

The palace is located in Kaunas Old Town at the corner of T. Daugirdo street and Kaunas Town Hall square. You can visit the ground-floor restaurant during its operating hours. For current opening times and reservation details, contact the venue directly.

Sources & resources

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