VIEWING BY MINORS IS PROHIBITED

Inter-war Lithuania is often depicted as a state with deep Catholic traditions and high moral standards. Harsh censorship was in effect here and sales of obscene books were prohibited. Yet, were Lithuanians really afraid of nudity, had only marital sex and knew nothing about either syphilis or love for hire? The red-light district in Kaunas City, legal prostitution, the abundance of sexually transmitted diseases, and kiosks full of multiple types of condoms suggest that people from the past were not that different from us, and in some cases, even surpassed the present.


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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MUSEUM VISITORS

Dear visitors, due to weather conditions and numerous broken tree branches in the museum area, the museum is closed today. We will wait for you tomorrow.


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SUNDAY – FREE ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM

On July 28 admission to the museum will be free. Please note that on July 28 until 12:00 PM, due to the conclusion of the music festival Granatos Live, there will be maintenance work on the museum grounds. This includes:


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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MUSEUM VISITORS

On the territory of the Open Air Museum of Lithuania, on July 26th-28th, the Granatos Live 2024 music festival will take place. Please be informed that:


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How are we doing? | The survey

Have you recently visited a museum and want to share your impressions? Maybe someone made a big impression?


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