The life and work of a global Lithuanian

ATTENTION! There is currently no constant exposition in the museum, but we invite you to come and see the museum’s temporary exhibitions.

Plan your visit

From May to September: Wednesday to Saturday – 11 AM to 6 PM, Sunday – 11 AM to 5 PM

From October to April: Wednesday to Friday – 11 AM to 5 PM, Saturday to Sunday – 11 AM to 4 PM

Last tickets are sold half an hour until museum closing hours.

See working hours during public holidays.

Ticket prices

  • Adult – 4,00 €
  • Concessions* – 2,00 €

Family ticket

  • Small family (1 adult and 1–4 children) – 6,00 €
  • Large family (2 adults and 1–4 children) – 10,00 €

Additional services

  • Guided tours in Lithuanian or a foreign language (for groups of 1–20 people) – 15,00 € + admission tickets
  • Educational classes for children from 4 years old and schoolchildren – 3,00 €
  • Creative workshops for children from 4 years old and schoolchildren – 3,00 €
  • Creative workshops for adults – 5,00 €
50% discount on admission tickets applies to the following visitors:

Full-time pupils of schools of general education; full-time students of schools of higher education; citizens of the Republic of Lithuania and other countries of the European Union studying full-time in schools of higher education in the member states of the European Union; students of vocational education institutions; pensioners (under 80); persons who suffered from the occupations between 1939 and 1990 – political prisoners and deportees, former inmates of ghettos and concentration or other forced labour camps; persons who fought for the independence of the Republic of Lithuania and suffered from Soviet aggression on 11–13 January 1991 and onwards; participants in the resistance movement against the occupations between 1940 and 1990 – volunteer soldiers and freedom fighters; teachers; for soldiers in permanent compulsory military service and volunteer soldiers, soldiers of NATO forces serving in Lithuania; members of the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union; cadets of the General J. Žemaitis Lithuanian Military Academy; members of the Lithuanian Armed Forces Volunteer Union. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Exposition is free of charge for the following visitors:

pre-school children; orphans and children who have lost guardianship by their parents; people with a disability and their one accompanying person; pupils with special educational needs and their one accompanying person; persons from 80 years of age; persons presenting a POLA (Association for Support of Oncological Patients) card; employees of Lithuania’s museums; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); residents of children care homes and socially supported children; teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren; Vilnius Pass card holders (valid for visiting The New Arsenal, The Old Arsenal, The House of Signatories, Gediminas Castle Tower, The Bastion of the Vilnius Defence Wall, Kazys Varnelis House-Museum, House of Histories); students of Lithuanian art schools for children and youth; students of Vilnius College of Technologies and Design; students of Balys Dvarionas decennary music school; members of the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians; members of the International Association of Art Critics; members of the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists; guides with valid guide ID; guides accompanying groups of tourists; journalists; Family Card holders; students of Vilnius Academy of Arts; students of the Faculty of History at Vilnius University; students of the Faculty of Communication at Vilnius university; students of the Klaipėda university; organised groups of up to 15 people by members of the Karaim Cultural Community in Lithuania, with the exception of Gediminas Castle Tower; members of the Public Institution “Public Initiatives Support Fund” accompanying Ukrainian groups; citizens of Ukraine; all visitors on the last Sunday of each month, except for temporary exhibitions at the House of Histories.

Educational activities of the National Museum of Lithuania’s expositional locations are free of charge for the following visitors:

children under 3 years of age; residents of children care homes and socially supported children; people with a disability and their one accompanying person; teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren; citizens of Ukraine.

Concessions are applied upon the visitor providing valid ID that prooves right to specific concessions. This ID requirement does not apply to pre-school children and all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

Guided tours are available in Lithuanian, English languages. Guided tours must be ordered in advance by phone or e-mail (+370 685 35 914, [email protected]).

The tours in the museum are only led by the museum tour guides or the tour guides from the institution with which the museum has concluded an appropriate agreement.

Filming and shooting

Visitors at expositions and exhibitions are allowed to take pictures without flash and stand, provided that these photographs are not reproduced and published. The administration reserves the right to prohibit photography and filming in certain exhibition halls or temporary exhibitions. Journalists can use special equipment with the permission of the museum administration. The visitor is liable for copyright infringement.

Adaptation for persons with mobility disabilities

The Palanga Museum of the Burgomaster Jonas Slupas is located in the Historical Museum of Vilnius. at the end of construction and fully renovated in 2023 wooden villa. You can get to the museum independently without obstacles from the physical environment – on a cobblestone city sidewalk or upon arrival at the spacious parking lot in the courtyard, from which hard pavements no narrower than 1.20 m lead to the lift. trails. The exposition of the museum and other premises, as well as sanitary units, are adapted for persons with mobility disabilities. Exhibition spaces are located on the first floor of the building, the second floor is equipped with educational spaces and administrative premises. Between floors move stairs or elevator. You can find more information here: (attached pdf with photos).

Adaptation for visually impaired

There are no tactile markings or tactile layouts in the museum, but during the visit you will be accompanied by museologists who will tell you about the exhibitions located. Currently, while a permanent exposition telling the stories of the interwar period and the famous Lithuanian revival figure Jonas Slyupas is being prepared, the museum has temporary exhibitions. Museum staff will be happy to share stories about the ornate Museum Villa characteristic of old Palanga architecture and the people who lived here.

We invite those who come independently to follow these links:

You can get to the museum on Vytautas street (paved sidewalk) or Jonas Sllipas Street (through the courtyard, with the possibility to leave the car for free).
Coming from Vytautas Street in the direction of Birute Park at number 23, turn right.
Travel along a sidewalk about 100 m long. Attention-in the middle of the path, a bust of John Sloop stands about halfway, go around it and you will approach the fence with a low gate that surrounds the museum area. During the work of the museum, the gates are usually open.
After passing through the gate, you will find yourself in the courtyard of the museum, you will enter the building by turning a little to the right and climbing the non-high bilateral steps.
Entering the building, you will get to the veranda, then to the entrance hall, from it to the right – to the room where the museum’s box office is located. Here you will be met by our employee.
If you come from the side of John Sloop Street – through the courtyard of the museum – you can get to the museum by an external elevator. It is installed on the left side of the building. The elevator button to the right of the cabin at a height of about 1 m, inside the elevator control buttons are arranged horizontally to the right. You will rise to the first floor by pressing the second button, to the second floor – the first.
The elevator doors are passable-you will enter through one, exit through the other. You can reach the cashier’s room on the first floor by crossing the two exhibition halls on the right. Here you will be met by our employee.
If you have any questions about access to the museum or about access to it, please contact us by phone. +370 685 35914. We will be happy to meet you and accompany you.

Exhibitions

Exhibition “Marija Švažienė: Tapestries and Paintings”

Exhibition

2026 04 29–10 02

Jonas Šliūpas Museum

Events

About us

Visit the 19th century wooden villa built by counts Tiškevičiai, which was the home of Palanga’s first burgomaster Jonas Šliūpas from 1931 to 1944, and feel the spirit of this progressive and uncopromising personality. The constant exposition on Jonas Šliūpas is currently in developement. Meanwhile, we invite you to visit the museum’s temporary exhibitions and follow us on social media for all upcoming information.

What will you see?

The renewed Jonas Šliūpas Museum offers high-quality history and art exhibitions, guided tours, events, and educational experiences.

News

Contacts

Address

Vytauto g. 23a, Palanga

+370 612 86114

[email protected]

How to find us?

You will get to the museum by following the path that leads through the territory of the homestead.

On the way to the museum, visitors are greeted by the monument to Jonas Šliūpas.