The best modern art museum in Lithuania! Hands down! I love how interactive the exhibition is. Everyone can find something interesting for themselves. You can spend hours here exploring every piece and always will find something new and unseen.

It's quite difficult to assess the quality of the Modern Art museum by attending just only one exhibition. The one that I visited didn't impress much. I understand that there is a rotation plan and new exhibitions arrive few times a year. The space itself is not huge, but can accommodate a good number of art pieces. 3 floors and additional space on the ground floor. Souvenirs shop is small, but there are many peculiar things and art books on Vilnius, local artists and modern art scene in Lithuania. There is a small cafe inside as well. This time I enjoyed festival of light installation and a collection of Lithuania of the Soviet era photos. Definitely worth checking out and keep an eye of new events and exhibitions.

This is a contemporary art museum. The Vilnius Poker exhibition was mind blowing - one of the best we have ever seen inamy such museums visits. Cools building close to city center.

MO Museum is one of the most popular points of interest in Vilnius. There are crowds of people all the time. It is a contemporary art museum where you can find masterpieces and performances by not only Lithuanian artists but also very world-famous names. MO Museum boasts of having an Andy Warhol collection and even Campbell's Soup Cans! The gallery is located close to the bus stop "MO Museum", not far from the central part of the capital city. It takes a 10-minute walk to Vilnius Old Town from there. You need around one hour to explore the exhibitions, which combine all forms of contemporary art from paintings and applied art to installations, videos, photos and performances. Performances and exhibitions are best suited for adults, however, there's a small kids area where children can feel themselves freely, as painters or creators. I also was pleasantly surprised with the building of the museum. It has its own amazing inside and outside. There is a café, a play area, a reading room, and a souvenir shop. So MO Museum more looks like a creative space than an ordinary gallery. If you love contemporary or conceptual art, you should visit it. My recommendation!

Great and spacious art and performance venue with warm atmosphere. The building itself is quite interesting - playful architecture and space planning. It has great exposition of Lithuanian modern art starting from the occupation years. The collection is quite big and has some really impressive pieces of art. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Great to see a refreshing take on abstract art, from historical photography to the capitals abstract paintings with some video history thrown in. Amazing building architecture, it really stands out. Great couple of hours spent. Don't worry if your lugging bags around there's a great place to store them. Translation app available, tours and useful information as well as a small library for all your learning needs.

MO is an art museum, which features the collection of 5000 modern and contemporary pieces and contains major Lithuanian artworks. At MO one can visit exhibitions, see film screenings, take part in educational activities, attend concerts and events which are tailored to all age groups. The museum is open every day (except Tuesday) from 10 am to 8 pm.

Absolutely loved my experience here! Must visit!

I came to check out the Lithuanian modern art scene, and happened to catch an exhibit in relation to the 700th anniversary of the city, which was a fascinating one. The audio tours via their website were great, since you can use your own phone and headphones (though they have some you can borrow). The flow of the exhibit was very nice, and there weren’t too many people. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.

Visited the Vilnius Poker exhibition. Very impressive. Museum staff is friendly and helpful. Easy to use English audio guide was very useful.

There are so much to remember.. Stories to listen .. to live it again or to get to low real historical events.. Installations are done just perfect. There are audio guidelines directly from your phone. Every point of interest tells a story (politics, culture, lifestyle) You just have to discover it yourself . And I promise, you won’t regret it ever , it’s not just about our Lithuanians culture , it’s much more, the artists are touching difficult, sometimes painful articles. For me for instance the phrase Heard- on the speakers “Museum closes in 10 mins”- was the disappointing one..

A nice museum that brings variety to the old town. The architecture of the building is astonishing, but it is a lot smaller inside than it seems. Has a cinema and a cafe inside, which are quite nice. The outer park is very cute and is a good place to spend time at in the summer

A one of a kind! This museum is the full package. The cafe is amazing with a creative and lively selection. The exhibits are small and easily done with an app that describes the pieces and the curators' thinking. I was so surprised and delighted to find something of this quality in Vilnius. Top notch quality and very patron friendly.

What a complete joke! They could have pushed more for the deconstructivism angle and make it not only about pop culture but expand it. The venue is interesting but they charged 3 Euros although I had the Vilnius pass. It's not worth it 3 Euro as it stands! The exhibits are very few, they tried to make them entertaining but failed even more in what their mission should have been, namely to present the evolution of Lithuanian identity through art after the Soviets. Sad, save your money and go somewhere else

Ok

(Translated by Google) I LOVE YES HARD WAS AAAAA (Original) MYLIU TAIP KIETAI BUVO AAAAA

(Translated by Google) Non-museum lighting. The paintings are scattered, reflections in a bag to watch. The ratio of price and exhibits during one exhibition is not Lithuanian. I understand that a commercial museum is nothing to hang out with ... But you can visit once. It is a pity to give 10 ⭐, but something is missing ... Although it is good that private initiatives are emerging, albeit nlb. The solution? I think we need not focus too much - in the sense that I think the problem is with the exhibition of art, not with art or space. Maybe too much interactivity that distracts, order that crumbles in space. I felt messy. But it’s a matter of “taste” apparently. To whom it is unacceptable, let it not go. Hold on !!! 🙃 (Original) Ne muziejinis apšvietimas. Paveikslai padrikai kabo, atspinžiai maišo žiūrėti. Kainos ir eksponatų santykis vienos parodos metu ne lietuviškas. Suprantu, kad komercinis muziejus, nėr ko kabinėtis... Bet vienam kartui aplankyti galima. Negaila ir 10 ⭐ duoti, bet kažko trūksta... Nors gerai, kad atsiranda privačių iniciatyvų nors ir nlb vykusiu. Sprendimas? Manau reikia neužsibrėžti per daug - ta prasme, kad manau problema su meno eksponavimu, o ne su menu ar erdve. Gal per daug interaktyvumo kuris blaško, tvarkos kuri pabyra erdvėje. Betvarkę pajutau. Bet tai "skonio" reikalas matyt. Kam nepriimtina tas tegu neina. Laikykites!!! 🙃

Iconic modern art museum in Lithuania. Always changing exhibitions will most definitely leave you amazed and inspired. Highly recommended. Make sure to leave 2-3h to immerse yourself in the art.

Some contemporary art and tots of recent political history and culture in photo galleries, with a good audio guide available online. Stunning building.

Amazing museum! Especially the current expo

We only had 2 full days in Vilnius, and we really wanted to do things that would teach us about the city and Lithuania. The exhibition at MO Museum was perfect for this, which I did not initially expect from a contemporary art museum. Wow. The current main exhibition (Dec 2021) is a photography exhibition called 'Celebrate for Change' and shows how people have used celebrations to resist the reigning political, social and cultural structures. Informative, fascinating and emotional packed in beautiful photo collections. I can highly recommend the audio tour (tablet + headphones available). We spent about 1-2 hours here.

I didn't like the museum much .. It will depend on the exposure of the photos, which were cute at first, but they didn't thrill me as I went on! Photo exhibitions that tell a little about living in Lithuania over the years, up to the passage to Europe. However I think the price is too expensive for what it has to offer! I do not recommend his visit!

Cool museum! There are 2 floors with exhibits. Loved the Andy Warhol pieces which were an unexpected surprise. There was something going on with a school and a video that they were shooting. They were talking about a lot of pieces and I’m sad I don’t speak Lithuanian. The guide must’ve had so many interesting stories. There are in general cool art pieces. Definitely come and take a look for yourself. Student ticket was cheap 5 euro or something.

Definitely worth of visiting. Plenty of different type of arts to see. It was recommended to start from the top floor. In the first floor there is also place to eat and drink and you have possibly to sit outside.

Mo Museum is one of the most active modern art institutions in Lithuania. Everything here has an idea and a charge of creativity - starting from the architecture of the building and ending with thematic exhibitions that excite, entice, sometimes provoke, but never disappoint. And if the appearance of the building attracts fans of the architect Daniel Libeskind, the currently ongoing experiential exhibition "Vilnius Poker" takes you behind the scenes of my beloved city of Vilnius. I suggest you see and evaluate the exhibition by yourself, because as the slogan says, "Everything, absolutely everything is a dream here". The exhibition is dedicated to the 700th anniversary of the city of Vilnius and will be held until 01.24.2024

Loved the Vilnius Poker exposition. Nice museum overall - would love to come back.

A fan of modern art? Must see! I really loved the artistic reflection on Lithuania's last years in the USSR. The architecture itself is just another story.

MO is a very unique place! I go there each time I’m in Vilnius and already seen there a lot of very interesting expositions! Selections of paintings or other items is pretty impressive. They represent very high, european level! They are not afraid of difficult topics and their exhibitions handle them very well! Each time I was there I was stunned by the level of Lithuanian modern art!

This is roughly based on the novel, Vilnius Poker, although you don't need to have read it to appreciate the museum. It's a commentary on the period of Russian oppression. The art was stark and heavy. I don't know the name for the style, but it's not to my taste. The museum helped me understand what the Lithuanian people experienced, so it was worthwhile. Not for young children.

Perfect place for artsy family. Depends on exhibitions but mostly there things to discover for parents and kids. Good cafe place and modern art kind of shop. Small but can spend hours. Very nicely and clever arranged. Vilnius poker is more for Lithuanian grown-ups, trolleybus moustache - mainly for smaller kids.

Actually, it was the first contemporary art exhibition I have truly liked. The collection tells a super well-done storytelling, the arts are really impressive and the audio guide is amazing. My visit to the MO Museum in Vilnius was a journey through a world of contemporary art that left me thoroughly impressed. The museum's architecture is a masterpiece in itself, offering a modern and inviting space. Inside, the exhibitions were thoughtfully curated, showcasing a wide range of works from both local and international artists. The interactive displays and educational programs were particularly engaging, making art accessible to visitors of all ages. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly, adding to the overall positive experience. The museum also featured a cozy cafe, perfect for a relaxing break between the exhibits. Located in the heart of Vilnius, the MO Museum is a cultural gem that provides insight into the vibrant art scene of the city and is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

I loved this gallery so-so much! Definitely worth going there. But don't take kids or other people who are not so into art, because it can be too much for them.

Very good place. Even if you have children this is the right place to come, every Sunday there are activities for families with children. For children under school age entrance is for free. Building very modern. Restrooms very clean.

Great contemporary art museum. "Why Is It Hard to Love?" by Saskia Boddeke and Peter Greenaway was one of the most memorable and moving exhibitions, in any museum, anywhere, ever.

This museum is small but impressive. While we visited there were two exhibits, one which was "meh", and one which was one of the best exhibits I have ever seen. The exhibits mixed sculpture, paintings, video, sound, lightening effects, and more to create an immersive experience that makes you really feel the pieces. I loved it, and would say this is a must visit while in Vilnius!

An Excelent place to spent free time! A new kind of museum. Art can be accessible to everyone as invites visitors to attend exhibitions, film screenings, educational activities, concerts and events.

Clean, clear, modern :) nice place to grab a snack too :)

Staff is kind and helping. They also offer online audio guides, earphones (regular, usb-c and iPhone plugs) as well as tablets with audio guides. The only niusance that comes to my mind was the extremely bright light in the elevator (or so it felt after spending an hour in the gloomy exhibition space - bright light reminded me a scene from the Bruce Almighty movie).

I live this art museum, designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind. They have a really interesting and nice exhibition when I visited it.

(Translated by Google) The museum looks more impressive from the outside than it is from the inside. Therefore, the whole exhibition is inspected quite quickly. In general, it is really interesting (Original) Muziejus įspūdingiau atrodo iš išorės nei kiek yra viduje. Todėl gan greitai visa paroda apžiūrima. Bendrai būna tikrai įdomu

A must

Its biggest problem is that it is the only one like itself in the city.

(Translated by Google) Great place, constantly updated expositions (Original) Puiki vieta, nuolat atnaujinamos ekspozicijos

(Translated by Google) pirma culture for alus (Original) pirma kultura po to alus

(Translated by Google) An extremely controversial art !!! (Original) Весьма спорное типо искусство!!!

(Translated by Google) I visited for the first time, my friend for the second time. I liked it, because all the exhibits corresponded very much to the life of those times, I listened to all the stories with headphones, so there was no need to read descriptions. There were a lot of young people with young children. The friend didn't like it because there were too few exhibits compared to the previous visit. Real truth, because there is still a lot of free space for other exhibits. (Original) Lankiausi pirmą kartą,draugė antrą.Man patiko,nes visi eksponatai labai atitiko tų laikų gyvenimą, visus pasakojimus klausiausi su ausinėmis,todėl nereikėjo skaitinėti aprašų.Tarp lankytojų buvo daug jaunimo su mažais vaikais.Įdomu kas juos domino? Draugei nepatiko,nes buvo per mažai eksponatų,lyginant su ankstesniu apsilankymu.Tikra tiesa,nes yra dar daug laisvos vietos kitiems eksponatams.

(Translated by Google) The exhibitions are interesting, some of the exhibits have a very deep meaning. I suggest to visit! (Original) Parodos įdomios, kai kurie eksponatai turi labai gilią prasmę. Siūlau apsilankyti!

This was a great experience, the expedition was super intresting and arty and they had audio guides that you could borrow for free in various languages. I absolutely recommend.

👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) Not worth the money. Too small halls. Excellent helpful staff. (Original) Neverta pinigų. Per mažos salės. Puikūs paslaugūs darbuotojai.

(Translated by Google) Great museum, amazing exhibits (Original) Puikus muziejus, nuostabiis parodos

Awesome experience with bright minded authors. The exhibition is also available with free online audio guide.

(Translated by Google) Modern, original, impressive. (Original) Šiuolaikiška, originalu, įspūdinga.

Very menas

Hard to understand but great indeed

Athough this is a quite small contemporary art musuem, you can find here quite interesting exhibitions.

(Translated by Google) Mo Museum is not even mo, but VO 👌🤤 (Original) Mo muziejus net ne mo, o VO 👌🤤

(Translated by Google) I LOVE THIS MUSEUM VERY PTAS THE BEST I HAVE BEEN, I HAVE BEEN 2 TIMES AND I NEVER DISAPPOINTED I RECOMMEND AND LOVE AAAAAAA (Original) MYLIU SITA MUZIEJU LABAI PTAS GERIAUSIAS KURIAME ESU BUVUSU, BUVAU 2 KARTUS IR MANES NIEKADA NENUVYLE REKOMENDIOJU IR MYLIU AAAAAAA

Immersive.

Fantastic museum

(Translated by Google) I liked it. (Original) Patiko.

(Translated by Google) an interesting exhibition the world would be a better place if it wasn't so difficult to love one another, no matter who, what, how or where you are (Original) ein interessante Ausstellung die Welt wäre eine bessere, wenn es nicht so schwer wäre einander zu lieben, egal wer, was, wie oder wo man ist

(Translated by Google) Left an impression (Original) Paliko ispudį

(Translated by Google) Very good that it is !!! I am looking forward to new exhibitions. A bouquet of feelings. (Original) Labai gerai, kad tai yra!!! Laukiu naujų parodų. Jausmų buketas.

(Translated by Google) The best impressions :) (Original) Patys geriausi įspudžiai :)

(Translated by Google) It is a museum that raises current issues, modern and unique. A must visit here (Original) Tai muziejus kuris kelia aktualius klausimus, šiuolaikiškas ir unikalus. Čia būtinai reikia apsilankyti

Always interesting and modern excibitions

(Translated by Google) Strong impressions. I really enjoyed the exhibition "Why It's So Hard to Love", the sound and light installations. (Original) Stiprūs įspūdžiai. Labai patiko paroda "Kodėl taip sunku mylėti", garso ir šviesos instaliacijos.

Best one! Erevy 6 month waiting for a new exibition 🖼 Visit if you still wasn't 🔥

(Translated by Google) Amazing and enchanting place :) Very interesting exhibitions :) (Original) Nuostabi ir užburianti vieta :) Labai įdomios parodos :)

Nice museum, can recommend it

Had a guided tour "why is it so hard to love?". Guide was knowledgeable. Great exposition about never ending topic of love. Metaphoric and sensory.

(Translated by Google) Even when the museums are not working, they still found the opportunity to hold an exhibition! (Original) Даже когда музеи не работают, они таки нашли возможность провести выставку!

(Translated by Google) For me, it's kind of cold, especially inside, and just too big in this space, which always belongs to "Lithuania". (Original) Man jis kažkoks šaltas, ypač viduje, ir tiesiog per didelis šioje erdvėje, kuri visam laikui priklauso "Lietuvai".

Nice museum, the photo exhibition was really interesting! didn't seem like they had a permanent exhibition going on, or i might have missed a floor..

You can tell the museum looks amazing and very promising right from the outside. Unfortunately, they don't have a permanent collection and are currently in the process of setting up a new exhibition that opens on September 4th 2021. If you are visiting the museum before September 4th and don't have small kids, take the clue from the person at the cash register: instead of paying 4€ to see a children's playground (pictures included), better spend it on a coffee at a restaurant that also has a tiny art collection (picture included)

Loved the way exhibition is arranged, very knowledgeable and polite staff

Absolutely doesn't worth the money. Wasted time and €9. Nice building, yet the exhibition haven't impressed at all - it takes only 1 floor and shows photos about "freedom".

Great location, modern biulding, exhibitions are usually great, sadly prices of tickets are rising.

Wonderful modern museum in Vilnius, one of the must places to visit. One of the newest museums with wide archives and nice excibitions. Great place to spend with children. Not huge though very cosy and pleasant place.

Great experience! If you want to get more about the history and evolution of Lithuanian costumes and traditions through photos, this place is for you.✅ You will have an opportunity to have audio tour. Discounts for students - 4.5EUR :))

Was pleasantly surprised by the photo exhibition. Love the free audio tour via your own smartphone, very clever.

Really good expirience, amazing building, interesting exhibition and very nice staff! All the best

Definitely worth visiting this place has the spirit of modern art. We attended the exhibition dedicated to the latest part of Lithuania's history and this was awesome. Would like to see what else this museum has:)

Relatively modern art museum with a very cool temporary exhibition by artists from the baltic area i.e. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Interesting museum, they had an exhibition about roma people which I found very interesting. The modern art within the museum was a hit or miss, some pieces were very nice and complex, while some pieces could barely be called art (there was a slide displayed as art for example). All on all, would recommend trying this place out, although the temporary exhibition definitely took it from a 3 to a 4 star.

I really enjoyed my visit here, the building itself is very sleek and impressive. Had an audio guide to take us around the different elements to the exhibition which was incredibly useful. The artwork was curated beautifully especially the BAXT photography. Definitely worth a visit!

The top floor of the museum is so so so cool. I absolutely loved the lay-out. Not a big museum, but an interesting one. I visited the exhibition about Vilnius and Kauna and the one about Roma in Lithuania. Educational and interesting museum.

Nice museum, interesting permanent and temporary exhibitions. (If you want my advice go there high, you will see and understand more!)

The Building was very fancy and cool to watch. They had a few sculpturs outside and some very cool stairs inside. Tho, I was a bit dissapointed because I had expected a few more modern art inside the building. They did had a few, but it was more paintings than "Modern Art" :P

Such an interesting museum. There guides in English, Russian and Lithuanian. Exhibitions change from time to time. There is also a shop, Cafe, library. Totally worth visiting.

Interesting building (inside and outside) and surrounding area. Some of it was still under construction. Exhibition itself was not too big or impressive though. But still most certainly worth a visit.

Didn't realize it was private. 11€ is expensive but if it doesn't require government funding then not so. Great architecture. Well curated. Themes are chosen well. Explanation of Op Art in Soviet times. Enough to see it all without being overwhelmed or having to read a lot.

Art is one of a few things that leaves a dent in our history. Therefore, i suggest you to visit an exhibition The meeting that never was at MO Museum. An interesting 1 hour journey through the last century's work of different European and other creators.

Vilnius poker is superb exhibition. We enjoyed it a lot and I am just sorry the book has not been translated to Czech language. I will read it in English, because exhibition made huge impression to me

A nice museum of modern Lithuanian art with compact exhibitions and stunning architecture. Visit took 1-1,5 hours. Small museum shop with stylish souvenirs.

A small museum of modern art with a collection of mostly Soviet and post-soviet artists, with a couple of Warhols as the big attraction. They offer a free audioguide, I recommend to take it, because without it you will be done within 30 minutes. The building itself is a more interesting work of art with skewed floors and modern architecture.

Museum is quite interactive and they provide a free online guide which is very helpful and makes the visit interesting.

A rather small but really nice modern art museum with diverse pieces of art. It took us about two hours to explore both halls. Worth visiting!

Sehr modernes Museum. Moderne Kunst trifft nicht immer meinen Nerv, aber es sind tolle Stücke für jeden Geschmack dabei! Und die Kunst außen ist auch schon ein toller Anblick. Ich nag auch die Aktion, dass Besucher eine Karte für Menschen kaufen können, die es sich nicht leisten können, ins Museum zu gehen!

Cooles Museum, moderne ansprechende u funktionale Architektur von Daniel Libeskind. Tolle Ausstellung „Vilnius Poker“ zu dem Roman. Fotos, Gemälde, Skulpturen, die meist die düstere, desaströse Zeit als Sowjetrepublik thematisieren. Schönes Café, Große Abteilung für Kinder.