Admission

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
journalists;
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
journalists;
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

Gediminas Castle Tower is free of charge for the following visitors:
pre-school children;
residents of children’s care homes and socially deprived children;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren;
persons with a severe disability and accompanying persons;
persons aged 80 years or over;
members of the Lithuanian Guide Union;
tour guides accompanying tourist groups;
museum employees, members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
journalists;
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

1 hour filming with professional equipment on the Gediminas scenic overlook – 20,00 EUR. Exposition filming is permitted only with the consent of the administration.

Funicular is free of charge for:

Pre-school children; residents of children care homes; the handicapped.

Additional information:

Ticket office closes at 17.30. If the funicular is used only to go down the hill, a ticket should be acquired at the ticket office immediately following the descent. Parental supervision required for children under twelve years of age.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
journalists;
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

Conditions: individual visitors can attend only 14 of 43 exhibition halls, including temporary exhibitions. The rest of the museum can be visited only with a tour guide. Guided tours, depending on the price, can be themed (up to 1 hour) or exclusive, during which visitors are admitted to the personal library and studio of the artist. Guided tours are available in the Lithuanian, Russian and English languages. Guided tours must be ordered in advance by phone, e-mail or by filling this form: press here.

* 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; 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Exposition is free of charge for the following visitors:
pre-school children;
residents of children’s care homes and socially deprived children;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren;
persons with a severe disability and accompanying persons;
persons aged 80 years or over;
journalists;
members of the Lithuanian Guide Union;
tour guides accompanying tourist groups;
museum employees, members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
journalists;
tourists with the Vilnius City Card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
journalists;
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.

* 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; pensioners (under 80); the handicapped (30-55% work capacity); 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. Discount is applied upon presentation of an appropriate ID.

Expositions are free of charge for the following visitors:
museum employees; members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM); members of artist associations, the Lithuanian Association of Art Historians, the International Association of Art Critics, the Lithuanian Association of Archaeologists, the Lithuanian Guide Union, the Lithuanian Journalist Union, and the Lithuanian art photographers Union; students of Vilnius Art School for Children and Youth; friends and benefactors of the museum (upon the submission of an appropriate document);
cadets and conscripts from General Jonas Zemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania;
soldiers of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Headquarters Battalion;
soldiers in mandatory military service;
army volunteers;
pre-school children;
residents of children care homes and socially supported children;
the handicapped (0-25% work capacity) and their accompanying persons;
persons from 80 years of age;
teachers accompanying groups of schoolchildren (from September 1 to May 31);
journalists;
employees of the Cultural Heritage Department at the Ministry of Culture and its territorial branches, with a civil servant’s or employee’s identification card;
all visitors on the last Sunday of each month.