Rokiškis Manor

Rokiškis Manor, located in north-eastern Lithuania, is a historic site that has transitioned from a noble residence to a regional museum. Originally mentioned in 1499, the manor has a rich history involving prominent Lithuanian noble families, including the Kroszyńskis and Tyzenhauzes. The current neo-Gothic structure, resembling a small castle, was remodeled in the early 20th century, blending various architectural styles. Visitors can explore the manor's artistic heritage, including a collection of fine art, and learn about its significance in the development of Rokiškis as a cultural and economic hub. The manor's picturesque setting and historical importance make it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.