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Dr Pranas Kiznis – Patron

Dr Pranas Kiznis – Patron

20240926

Dr Pranas Kiznis, Director of the public institution PK Fund, has been granted the title of Patron by Vilnius City Municipality in recognition of his support exceeding 500,000 euros for the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. The Vilnius City Council approved this decision unanimously on 25 September 2024.

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On the 4th of October there will be restrictions on visits to the Palace of the Grand Dukes!

On the 4th of October there will be restrictions on visits to the Palace of the Grand Dukes!

20240925

Please be informed that on Friday, 4th of October, due to the event, visitors will not be able to enter part of the 3rd floor of the Museum: the Royal Apartment with the cabinet and the entrance hall, the Grand Renaissance Hall, the Renaissance I, Renaissance I, and the Mannerist Antichambers III.
 
Sorry for the inconvenience and we look forward to seeing you on other days! 
 

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the Museum's wide variety of cultural activities for everyone

the Museum's wide variety of cultural activities for everyone

20240822

Since its establishment, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania has focused on the diversity, quality, and accessibility of its cultural offerings. Each year, the museum organises over 120 cultural events, including the openings of national and international exhibitions, scientific conferences, seminars, cultural evenings, concerts, meetings, book presentations, public lectures, festivals, and more. These events are designed to engage the public with the museum's activities and are announced in this section of the museum's website.

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Art Collections Once Adorning the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania Are Being Painstakingly Recreated in an Exhibition

Art Collections Once Adorning the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania Are Being Painstakingly Recreated in an Exhibition

20240802

With each international exhibition, the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania reveals ever more cultural and artistic links connecting Lithuania to the major centres of Europe, while presenting previously unknown treasures and the contexts that link them to Lithuania's history. The current international engraving exhibition, From the Creation of the World to the Apocalypse, showcases graphic works by famous European artists, many of which are also tied to the histories of Lithuania and Poland. Numerous masters worked for the rulers of both states, and their works were part of historical noble family collections.
 

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The Search for Japanese Historical Tapestries Leads to Lithuania

The Search for Japanese Historical Tapestries Leads to Lithuania

20240725

A community dedicated to preserving Japan's historical treasures contacted the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. Specialists from the Koiyama Preservation Society searched archives, museum collections, and private holdings around the world for historically significant tapestries important to Japan, and they found some in Lithuania, at the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.
 

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The Palace of the Grand Dukes is open longer in summer!

The Palace of the Grand Dukes is open longer in summer!

20240531

We are kicking off the summer season full of great music, cinema and history. The museum's opening hours are also getting longer and you will be able to visit the museum on all days of the week!
 
MUSEUM OPENING HOURS IN SUMMER (1 June - 31 August):
I, II, III, VII 10.00-18.00
IV, V, VI 10.00-20.00

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Three Seas Summit in the Palace of the Grand Dukes

Three Seas Summit in the Palace of the Grand Dukes

20240411

On 11th of April, the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania hosted the Heads of State of 25 countries, including 10 Heads of State, including the Presidents of the neighbouring countries of Poland, the Baltics, and Ukraine, who took part in the Three Seas Summit Vilnius 2024 initiative in Vilnius. 
 

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During Easter the museum will be closed!

During Easter the museum will be closed!

20240327

Dear visitors,
 
If you are planning to visit the Palace of the Grand Dukes, please note that on Easter (March 31st – April 1st) the museum will be closed. More information about working hours and ticket prices you can find here. 

This year on the 10th of April in the National museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania preparations for the state representative event will take place. Therefore, on this day, visitors will not be able to enter some of the rooms on the ground floor of Route I, while the exhibition of the restored historical interiors on Route II will offer the exhibition of Giovanni Bellini's painting "Madonna and Child", the Baroque Ruler's Library, and the Ruler's private apartments and the Treasury. To add, You won't be able to visit the Observation Tower either. Routes III and IV and their exhibitions will be accessible as normal.

The Museum will be closed on the 11th of April for a state representation event.

We apologise for any inconvenience.


Have a wonderful spring and see you at the Museum!
 

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