Tuskulėnų dvaro ekspozicijos

You will be able to visit this museum at the time of your convenience (museum's working hours) after purchasing tickets.lt ticket. The ticket is valid up to 31 December 2025.
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The Memorial Complex of the Tuskulėnai Peace Park is a unique location that connects the road completely different era - the magnificent past and traces of crimes committed. In this place in the 16th century. Founded by the Tuskulėnai Manor had a royal status. Until the 19th century. In the middle of the 19th century, the extremely gorgeous classicist -style manor house flourished as one of the focal point of Vilnius culture. In the 20th century. History pages have changed. Here 1944-1947. The NKGB (MGB) internal prison in Vilnius was secretly buried and killed in the USSR war tribunals. Many of the murdered occupiers accused and convicted the "issue of the Homeland" under Article 58 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. 767 persons were killed during the period.

Currently there are two museum exhibits in the Tuskulėnai Right Park:
Project - Homo Sovieticus, which aims to reveal the efforts of the Soviet totalitarian regime and to create a new social, cultural and political environment. It is an attempt to understand a person who lived in the Soviet Union and Soviet Lithuania, sometimes known as Homo Sovieticus, and at the same time to show the conditions under which he lived and what he was.
The Secrets of Tuskulėnai Manor, where it is presented as 1944-1947. The repressive structures - the Military Tribunal and the NKGB (MGB) - coped with people punished by people. The biographical data of the persons killed in the Domestic Prison of Vilnius NKGB (MGB) are provided and the documents of criminal cases. Visitors can find out about the main executioners and how people condemned to death were killed.
It is also possible to visit the chapel-collection, where the remains of the victims of Soviet repression buried in the park are currently buried in the park.
Exposition time:
Monday is not working
Tuesday is not working
Wednesday 10 am - 6 p.m.
Thursday 10-18 p.m.
Friday 10 am - 6 p.m.
Saturday 10 am - 6 p.m.
Sunday at 10 am - 5 p.m.
The museum does not work on public holidays, except on February 16 and March 11th.
Before public holidays, the museum works one hour shorter.
IMPORTANT:
For visitors who submitted an international student or student certificate (ISIC), an international educator certificate (ITIC) or a European Youth Card (European Youth Card), 50% off.
The museum can visit free of charge:
-Former deportees and political prisoners,
- Museum staff,
- Residents of the care home,
- Disabled persons,
- Children under the age of 7,
- Teachers and guides accompanying organized groups,
- Students and students of general education schools participating in the museum's educational program "Open History".
Tour order: 8 646 46153, tuskulenai@genocid.lt (Monday to Friday)
Excursions Order: 8 602 87308, 8 646 46279, exposure.tuskulenai@genocid.lt (Wednesday to Sunday)
Excursions are conducted in Lithuanian and English.

You will be able to visit this museum at the time of your convenience (museum's working hours) after purchasing tickets.lt ticket. The ticket will be valid up to 21.12.2025 to visitors who submitted an international pupil or student certificate (ISIC), an international educator certificate (ITIC) or a European Youth Card (European Youth Card), a discount on the Tuskulėnai Peace Memorial Complex.

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