Religious Museums, Expositions and Sacred Spaces
From cathedral treasuries to exhibitions of crosses or angels; from extreme underground routes to the house of a saint who experienced divine visions.
Works of religious art preserved through dramatic periods of history, along with inspiring stories, can be discovered in museums and sacred spaces across Lithuania. Here, religious heritage offers a fresh way to experience the country’s culture and history through its enduring traditions of faith.
Church Heritage Museum
Šv. Mykolo St. 9, Vilnius
Treasury: II 11:00–18:00; III 11:00–20:00; IV–VI 11:00–18:00; Bell Tower: I–VI 10:00–18:00; Crypts: I–VI 10:00–17:30
Exhibition of Crosses by Wood-carver Vincas Svirskis at the Kėdainiai Regional Museum
Didžioji St. 19, Kėdainiai
III – V 11:00–18.00; VI 10:00–17:00; VII 10:00–15:00
Exhibition ‘Lithuania – The Land of Crosses’
V. Putvinskio St. 55, Kaunas
II, V, VI, VII 10:00–18:00; III, IV 11:00–19:00
Museum of Blessed Jurgis Matulaitis
J. Bendoriaus St. 3, Marijampolė
II-VI 11:00-13:00; 14:00-16:00; Last Sunday of the month 11:00-16:00
Angel Museum
Vilniaus St. 11, Anykščiai
September-May I-VII 10:00–17:00; June-August I-VII 10:00–18:00
Museum of Diocese of Samogitia
S. Daukanto St. 6, Varniai, Telšiai district
II – V 9:00-18:00; VI-VII – 11:00-18:00
Sacral Art Exposition
Kęstučio St. 4, Trakai
March, April, October, November II-VII 10:00 – 18:00; May-September I-VII 10:00 – 18:00; December-February III-VII 10:00 – 18:00