M.K. Čiurlionis Museum of Art

**★★★★★ Kristýna Dočekalová — 3 months ago

I really liked the museum. I went on the last Sunday of the month (museums in Lithuania are free them) and I definitely recommend coming early right when they open. I came slightly after 10 and when I was leaving around 11:30, the place was really filling up. It is a very interesting and engaging museum. The artist is quite fascinating as he had many talents. It is also great for families and kids since it has a little play corner and some fun activities. I also bought some beautiful postcards i

**★★★★★ Piotr Wnęk — 6 months ago

A must-see museum of art named after a famous and prolific painter, writer, composer Čiurlionis, who spoke Polish all his life and fell in love with a young girl, Sofija. In the souvenir shop you can get two books of Čiurlionis letters in original Polish with a translation into Lithuanian and lots of additional information on life and people of his time, poets, painters, writers and other artists, and family members, and places he lived like Warsaw, Petersburg, Palanga, Vilnius, but most of all,

**★★★★★ João Malheiros — 9 months ago

Very nice museum with more then one exhibitions. There was one about Lithuan history, another one related to stars, galaxy and planets, another one related to the ocean. It was a very good visit and I totally recommend it. I paid 10€ (full price) and I found it very fair. The navigation can be a little confusing as there are many rooms and walls with exhibitions but is not like a maze. I spent around 2h to see it all, at a medium pace, stopping for 1-2 minutes in some spots and just walking by i

**★★★★★ Nathan Morrison — 10 months ago

Beautiful museum. We felt an immediate immersion into Lithuanian culture. We had a guided tour with a translator. Milita translated for our group and she was wonderful. We highly recommend the VR Movie. Great experience! Thanks for the unique tour!

**★★★★☆ Ahimsa Kerp — 5 months ago

I'm new to Lithuania, so Ciurlionis is unknown to me. I can't believe he did so much in so short a time. A lot of his works look like they could be 70s SF novel covers or heavy metal album covers, and to me that's the highest compliment.