On the 23rd of January, the Polish Institute in Vilnius and the Palace of the Grand Dukes presented a new feature - a Polish-language audioguide.
The Palace of the Grand Dukes is constantly adding features to ensure that everyone who comes to the museum has an interesting time. A few years ago, on the initiative of Olena Zelenska, the First Lady of Ukraine, the Museum launched an audio guide in the Ukrainian language.
As of the 24th of January 2024, a Polish audioguide is also available for visiting the expositions of Route III, and Lirija Steponavičienė, the head of the Museum's Education Department and the project manager, says that in the coming years, audioguides in both Ukrainian and Polish will be prepared for the permanent expositions of Routes I and II.
The project was funded by AB "Orlen Lietuva"
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