FREE MUSEUM ENTRY

  • Disabled and one accompanying person
  • Children with special educational needs, their accompanying teaching assistants and other accompanying persons (one accompanying person per person);

The museum roads are accessible with prams, strollers and wheelchairs. Roads are paved with asphalt or gravel, the town square is paved with stones, and there is a smooth path around the square. Disabled people who need wheelchairs can enter the museum territory with their cars free of charge.

GUIDED TOURS

  • Guided tours can be booked all year round. Guided tours are available in English, German, Russian and Lithuanian (duration up to 2 hours, for a group of up to 20 people) – 40 €. The service is provided only by prior reservation, tel.: +370 687 67237, all year round.

FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY::

  • Educational programs for people with special needs, intellectual disabilities:
    • Feed a goat and a sheep – you will receive a tuft of wool
    • Wool felting workshop
    • House of memories
    • Let's make music together
    • A collection of Šmugel's curiosities. You will see something you have never seen before
  • Educational programs adapted to people with special needs, intellectual disabilities:
    • Potato herds on a cabbage leaf (for adults)
    • The hardworking make bread, the lazy grow misery
    • Infancy, childhood in an old market
    • Darlings – “protect and provide for our animals”
    • I am waiting for Easter...
    • Lighting and candle casting
    • Build a house
    • Rural youth games
    • And when I was at the graduation party
    • Pentecost. Shepherds' worries and fun
    • Elementary school 3–4 decades of the 20th century. Handwriting lesson
    • Christmas has come
    • Children's games, fairy tales, songs...
    • Party
    • Baking stork buns
    • Baking and decorating festive gingerbread
    • Such a beautiful, beautiful herb garden
    • Shall we make buns or hedgehogs?
    • Everyday and festive clothing of Lithuanian villagers in the late 19th century–early 20th century

Educational programs are held in Lithuanian; therefore, you should have your own interpreter.

FOR PEOPLE WITH MOBILITY DISABILITIES:

  • Educational programs adapted for people with mobility disabilities:
    • Golden Gardens Spin
    • Bird Weaving Education
    • Linen Road
    • Let's Make Music Together
    • Infancy, Childhood in the Old Market
    • Daffodils - "Protect and Feed Our Animals"
    • I'm Waiting for Easter...
    • A Sheep Will Dress and Warm You
    • Wool Felting Workshop
    • Feed a Goat and a Sheep, You'll Get a Tuft of Wool
    • Through a Clown - Not Only Linen, But Bread
    • A Beautiful, Beautiful Herb Garden
    • Creative Workshop of Cross-Stitch Interpretations
    • Tar Burning
    • Daily and Festive Clothing of Lithuanian Villagers in the Late 19th Century–First Half of the 20th Century
  • Facilities for the disabled (in Varduva house, in the museum town), where summer camps for the disabled are held. Seminars, and trainings are also organized for the integration, development, and rehabilitation of the disabled. For more information, call +370 699 17869.
  • Elevators for the disabled are installed at the Aristavėlės Manor and the Exhibition Hall at the museum entrance. There are also several portable ramps if needed.
  • Toilets for visitors with mobility disabilities are located at the museum entrance and in the museum town, in the Firemen's hall.

FOR PERSONS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT:

  • Education adapted for people with visual impairments:
    • Infancy, childhood in the old market
    • Jurginės – “protect and feed our animals”
    • I’m waiting for Easter
    • Let’s make music together
    • Lino kelias
    • And when I was at the promotion
    • The hardworking make bread, the lazy grow misery
    • Potato herds on a cabbage leaf
    • Wool felting workshop
    • Feed a goat and a sheep – you will get a tuft of wool
    • Let’s make music together
    • B. Šmugelis’s collection of curiosities. You will see what you have not seen
    • Infancy, childhood in the old market
    • The exile of the nation
    • Such a beautiful, beautiful herb garden
    • Christmas has come
    • Shall we make bunnies or hedgehogs?Gaminsime šiškiukus ar ežiukus?

FOR PERSONS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT:

  • Education adapted for people with hearing disabilities (all of these educations require a sign language interpreter):
    • Golden Gardens Spinning
    • Bird Weaving Education
    • And When I Was at My Prom Mother's House
    • Infancy, Childhood in an Old Market
    • Advent Wreath
    • Christmas Has Arrived
    • I'm Waiting for Easter...
    • I'm Coloring an Easter Bunny
    • Pentecost. Shepherds' Worries and Fun
    • Party
    • Elementary School 20th Century 30s–40s Lesson of the writer
    • The exile of the nation
    • Through the clown – not only flax, but also bread
    • Here is our town
    • The sheep will dress and warm you
    • Lighting and candle casting
    • The flax path
    • I will paint the dowry chest
    • Such a beautiful, beautiful herb garden
    • Rural youth games
    • Children's games, fairy tales, songs...
    • Potato herds on a cabbage leaf
    • The hardworking make bread, the lazy grow misery
    • Baking and decorating holiday gingerbread
    • Baking stork buns
    • B. Šmugelis's collection of curiosities. You will see what you have not seen
    • Feed a goat and a sheep – you will get a tuft of wool
    • Wool felting workshop
    • House of memories
    • Build a house
    • Shall we make buns or hedgehogs?
    • Tar burning
    • Creative workshop on cross-stitch interpretations
    • Daily and festive clothing of Lithuanian villagers in the late 19th century–early 20th century
  • You can watch an introductory video about the museum in sign language here.

Last update 2026-05-12