The Rokiškis region is rightfully considered one of the richest regions in Lithuania in terms of abundance of manors. Majestic palaces, shady linden alleys, and the stories of noble families create a special atmosphere here. Let’s embark on a tour of the region’s most significant estates.
The amazing Babilono Sodai (Gardens of Babylon) Park by Klaipeda is spread across 4 hectares of landscaped grounds, so you can literally travel across five continents in just one day.
In the heart of Liepaja, you will find a unique architectural monument: “Mrs. Heuer’s Guesthouse.” This restored historic building is more than just a museum; it’s an atmospheric journey through time, revealing the stories of two families and two different eras. If you want to experience the spirit of old Liepaja and discover the everyday life of bygone centuries, this museum is a must-see.
Inner Light is one of Jurmala’s most unusual galleries, located in the heart of the city, near the famous Jomas Street. It is a space where art, creativity, and a cozy atmosphere come together.
This stylish urban space combines a café, art gallery, and creative gathering space under one roof. Here, you can enjoy a coffee surrounded by paintings, buy a unique souvenir, and attend an engaging masterclass. This place boasts a colossal concentration of creative events, perfect for meeting loved ones or simply being inspired by beauty.
At this unique space, art truly comes to life. Visiting its immersive exhibition is a great idea for family leisure, a romantic date, and an unusual team building.
Kaunas is known for its cultural background and various museums, art galleries and other curious sites. Which museums should you add to your list when travelling to Kaunas?
This fantastic place with a unique concept represents a gallery with accommodation. Epp Maria Galerii is a family gallery created with great love and represents 3 generations of artists of the same family.
The history of the museum dates back to 1938, when the campaign aimed at collecting works for the exhibition was launched. The museum first opened its doors to visitors in 1940, preserving and promoting art ever since then.
Kai Art Center in Tallinn’s Noblessner Port Quarter is an amazing place where people can touch history and modern art as well as arrange cultural events.