Renavas Manor

Renavas Manor, located in Renavas village, Lithuania, is a historical estate on the banks of the Varduva River, now functioning as a museum. It features the thickest Norway spruce in Lithuania and is renowned for its original interior. The manor dates back to 1589 and has a rich history involving the von Rönne family, who significantly contributed to its development and cultural life. Visitors can explore its picturesque English-style park, which spans 18 hectares, and learn about its association with notable figures in Lithuanian and Polish history, including connections to the January Uprising of 1863. The manor is a key attraction in the Mažeikiai District, offering insights into the region's aristocratic past and architectural heritage.