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Exhibition "Unveiled: The Art Collection of Lietuvos bankas" Now Open

Exhibition "Unveiled: The Art Collection of Lietuvos bankas" Now Open

20250213

"With this exhibition, we aim to showcase a lesser-known yet significant aspect of the Bank of Lithuania’s work – our contribution to the preservation and promotion of culture and art," said Gediminas Šimkus, Chairman of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania, at the opening ceremony.
 
Organised in collaboration with the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania and the Money Museum, this exhibition by the Lietuvos Bankas continues the museum’s tradition of inviting visitors to explore not only the rich cultural history and heritage of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania but also the country’s later journey towards independence and sovereignty.

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New exhibition soon – Lietuvos Bankas presents its art collection

New exhibition soon – Lietuvos Bankas presents its art collection

20250212

The art collection of Lietuvos bankas is little known, let alone seen by the public. The exhibition at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania offers a unique opportunity to view a selection from nearly 200 artworks in Lietuvos bankas’ collection, which are being presented to the wider public for the very first time.

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Museum Professional of the Year – A Scholar, Guide, and Skateboarding Enthusiast

Museum Professional of the Year – A Scholar, Guide, and Skateboarding Enthusiast

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The National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania has named Dr Povilas Dikavičius, Senior Guide in the Education Department, as its Museum Professional of the Year 2024. He has been recognised for his diverse contributions, including organising specialist training sessions for guides and educators, strengthening collaboration with other museum professionals, and coordinating the training and professional development of accredited guides. He has also represented both the museum and Lithuania at international academic conferences, overseen an expert exchange programme with the Royal Castle in Warsaw, and worked creatively with educators to enhance interactive activities for children.
 

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President of the European Central Bank Impressed by the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

President of the European Central Bank Impressed by the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

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A prestigious event—the Bank of Lithuania’s conference marking the tenth anniversary of the euro's introduction in Lithuania (adopted on 1 January 2015)—was held at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. One of the first to congratulate Lithuania on this occasion was the President of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde. Speaking at the conference, she addressed the audience in Lithuanian: *"Laisvė, vienybė, gerovė!" ("Freedom, unity, prosperity!").According to Ms Lagarde, these are Lithuania's core values. "These three words reflect the spirit of the Lithuanian nation," she added.

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For the First Time in Lithuania – An Exhibition of Works by Botticelli and Tiziano

For the First Time in Lithuania – An Exhibition of Works by Botticelli and Tiziano

20241114

Following its major exhibition on the history and heritage of the noble Pacs family, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania unveils yet another exceptional display before Christmas: „The Italian Renaissance from Wawel: Botticelli, Tiziano“. This remarkable collection of masterpieces by world-renowned artists will be open to visitors from 14 November.

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Exhibition on the History and Heritage of the Pacs Family Opens at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

Exhibition on the History and Heritage of the Pacs Family Opens at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

20241030

An international exhibition, „The Pacs. Lilies in the Garden of History“, dedicated to the history and heritage of the noble Pacs family, has opened at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. The museum invites visitors to explore the origins of this influential family, their centuries-old traditions, and their enduring legacy for present and future generations in Lithuania.

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Visiting restrictions

Visiting restrictions

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From the 15-25th of October, the visit of Route III "Armaments, Everyday Life, Music" at the Palace of the Grand Dukes will be changed due to the exhibition installation works!
From the 15th of October to the 25th of October this year you are welcome to visit the Armaments exhibition free of charge with the purchase of a ticket for any other route.
 
The Everyday Life and Music exhibitions will be closed.
 
Also, on the 17th and 24th of October this year, due to the event, visitors will not be able to access part of the 3rd floor of the Museum: the Great Renaissance Menorah, the Sovereign's Suite with the Cabinet and the Entrance Hall.
 
The rest of the historical representative interiors on the second and third floors and other exhibitions will be accessible as usual.
 
We apologise for any inconvenience.
 

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A liturgical vessel created in Lithuania in the 17th century has been added to the Museum's collection

A liturgical vessel created in Lithuania in the 17th century has been added to the Museum's collection

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Specialists from the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania received an offer to acquire a valuable 400-year-old piece of jewellery and investigated its long and intricate history. Efforts were made to uncover the details of the communal chalice created in 17th-century Lithuania, yet some aspects remain a mystery. However, through the study of this liturgical vessel, the craftsmanship of Lithuanian goldsmiths was revealed, and the activities of the noble Masalski and Jasinski families came to light.

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