Radio and Television Museum

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Founded by the man who assembled the first radio and TV set in Lithuania, the museum contains around 5,000 exhibits. Radios, televisions, gramophones, even music boxes, the walls and display spaces are crammed with instruments of sound stretching back to the 19th c.

Housed in a rather nondescript concrete building is this little jewel of a museum. For those who long for the romance of crackling static, this is for you. Founded by the man who assembled the first radio and TV set in Lithuania, Stasis Braziskis, and located on the site of the first radio laboratory in the country, the museum contains around 5,000 exhibits. Radios, televisions, gramophones, even music boxes, the walls and display spaces are crammed with instruments of sound stretching back to the 19th c. And look out for the music box with the ringing bees, it’s a real delight.