Abramavičiai Palace
A historic palace on Rotušė square in Vilnius Old Town, now home to the Juozas Tallat-Kelpša conservatory.
A historic palace on Rotušė square in Vilnius Old Town, now home to the Juozas Tallat-Kelpša conservatory.
A Neo-Gothic manor built in 1840 near Kelmė, Lithuania, distinguished by a four-story tower anchoring its entrance and…
A 17th-century townhouse in Vilnius transformed into an elegant Baroque palace in 1748, now housing a pharmacy and…
A historic palace in Vilnius's Old Town, now home to the Lithuanian Art Museum and a testament to…
Vilnius's sole active synagogue, completed in 1903 and blending Romanesque and Moorish Revival styles. It survived World War…
The white modernist basilica of interwar Lithuania - confiscated as a radio factory under the Soviets, resurrected with…
A former horse post station in Kaunas's Old Town, once among Europe's largest, now documents the history of…
The world’s largest sand spit and one of the most dramatic landform transformations in Europe — the Curonian…
A 50-hectare open-air museum in Lithuania celebrating Europe's geographic centre through contemporary art and landscape installations.
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