The Kondas Centre was founded in 2003 and named after the famous Estonian artist Paul Kondas (1900-85). Paul Kondas worked in the naïve style, which is often used by self-taught artists and amateurs. The permanent exhibition of the museum is dedicated to his works. Here, you can see one of his most famous paintings: “Strawberry Eaters”. In 2006, sculptures of strawberries were installed on the streets of Viljandi, in the direction of the Kondas Centre, having become a symbol of the city.
Kaunas is the fourth largest city in Baltic countries, attracting many visitors every year. Here’s a selection of 9 objects that are worth a visit if you are planning a trip to Kaunas.
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Hill of Angels was created to honor the 1000th anniversary of Lithuania and the 600th anniversary of the Trakai Basilica of the Appearance of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 2009.
Thanks to the well-known Riekstukalns hill located nearby, in winter, Baldone turns into a popular ski resort.
The Ruckas manor and park complex is a protected cultural monument built in the 18th century.
The Valtenberg Manor, or the Mazsalacas Palace, is a complex of unique old buildings, whose borders expanded and reduced over time.
The trail with paintings is located in the Iecava Park, on the opposite side of the Iecava Freedom Monument.
Lukiškės Prison 2.0 is a former prison complex built in the early 1900s and closed in 2019. Today, it is a modern art platform for creative people and one of the most interesting cultural spots in Lithuania.
Museum of the Lithuanian artist and collector Kazys Varnelis is the first museum of this type in Lithuania and the only division of the National Museum of Lithuania dedicated exclusively to art.