Museum of Applied Art

Located in Vilnius, the Museum of Applied Art showcases significant Lithuanian cultural heritage through its extensive collections.

The museum, housed in the Old Arsenal built in the 16th century and restored in the 1980s, features a permanent collection of sacred art from the 15th to 19th centuries. Notably, many pieces were hidden in Vilnius Cathedral since 1655, later revealed in 1998, and valued at €11 million.

Unforgettable Highlights

✨ 15th-19th Century Art: Explore exquisite sacred art pieces with rich historical narratives.
🖼️ Architectural Marvel: The Old Arsenal’s design reflects Renaissance influences, enhancing the visitor experience.
📜 Secret Artifacts: Artworks were hidden for decades, providing a unique story behind their exhibition.

Accessible to all, the museum is perfect for tourists, families, and historians keen on Lithuania's artistic legacy.