We visited this place in a group of students. #ESNLSMU. The best place I've ever visited in my life. It was so pure and earthy. There wasn't snow, instead it was sunny day. We visited this place to celebrate Užgavėnės (welcoming spring season). As you can se ein pictures, it's afolk tradition, wherein they say goodbye to winter and welcome the spring. Hoping that the flowers will bloom again 🌹🌞🌻. Lithuanian people are very happy during this time. Many visitors visit this place. The moment you enter this museum, it's a huge jungle. Go wherever you wanna go. Explore everything. NOTE- entrance is strictly under surveillance. (During our time, police officers were there at the entry points). Don't forget to try their "marinated broccoli and broccoli water". It's their fav. Also don't forget to try pancakes. They're very tasty.

This was wonderful, so beautiful. The house are really cute and very well kept. 4 eur entrance fee. Plan at least 2 hours for the visit and bring some food to make a picnic :) the area is huge so be prepared to do some walking, we walked approx 6km. They were no shops (maybe april is off season?), so bring water. Good parking (2 eur).

(Translated by Google) You should plan at least 2 hours to visit this unique open-air museum. The regions of Lithuania are distributed as self-contained small villages on the very extensive grounds. The buildings are lovingly decorated both outside and inside. In some, old handicrafts are shown, such as wood carving or spinning wool. (Original) Mindestens 2 Stunden sollte man für einen Besuch dieses einzigartigen Freilichtmuseums einplanen. Die Regionen Litauens sind als in sich geschlossene kleine Dörfer auf dem sehr weitläufigen Gelände verteilt. Die Gebäude sind sowohl außen wie innen liebevoll hergerichtet. In einigen wird alte Handwerkskunst gezeigt wie Holzschnitzerei oder Wolle spinnen.

The museum deserves maybe 3 hours as the surface is huge. A lot of paths to take, nature, lake and of course the traditional buildings. Ticket is expensive. Great place!

It's a nice live museum with lots of walking, so I recommend strollers or scooters for kiddos. We went in on a Monday and a unfortunately a few houses were closed which was disappointing. The price was still the same.

A must visit museum when visiting Lithuania if interested in its history and 19th century lifestyle and regional characteristics. This open air museum has 7km lenght route, you can get in by foot, by car for extra charge or it’s a nice cycling route if the weather is good.

This is a really good open air museum, you will be on a Journey through different time period of lithuania, while surounded by open nature. You are free to roam around the park/museum at your own pace and enjoy the beautiful building from different eras of history. all the historical gardens are kept nicely maintained, and if you visit during the day you can take a tea/snacks in the local shops there. This museum if very dog friendly with lots of space for the dogs to feel free and take a break from the city. Price wise its very cheap for the amount of things to see, we paid 2.6 euro per person, a 2€ fixed price for parking plus 0.5€ for 1h of parking. parking is free from 21h (9pm) but close to visitors at 22h (10pm) We visited at 19:00 (7pm) and the park was basically empty, this is why I would say it's an awesome place to take your dog, they will be able to rund free in the big fields since there's nothing else but open fields, be sure to keep the leash on or available at all time. The museum also ofers sleeping areas that are available through booking.com, we didn't book it because of some change in planing, but from what we saw the sleeping areas (visitors can be outside all day) seem very nice, the exception is that you dont have private bathrooms nor a kitchen, wifi is also not available. overall it was a very nice Museum, and I would call it a park.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful museum, only unclear who and how to raise money for parking .. Signs stand alone, a dude without any accreditation will stick a paper on the parking sign such an image trying to make money .. (Original) Nuostabus muziejus, tik neaišku kas ir kaip renka pinigus už parkingą.. Ženklai stovi vieni, diedulis be jokios akreditacijos prisiklijaves popieriuka ant parkavimo ženklo toks vaizdas bando uždarbiauti..

(Translated by Google) I liked it, it was fun to walk around the ancient town, homesteads, mills, groves, there is a lookout tower (Original) Patiko, smagu pasivaikscioti po senovini miesteli, sodybas, malunaus, grycias, yra apzvalgos bokstas

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place. The entrance is not very pretty, but what is hidden behind the gate is a different world. Visiting peacefully is about 2 hours walk. Each village is a separate period of time. Parking is guarded, costs 2 euros for entry. Entrance to the open-air museum is paid, normal and discounted tickets are available. A neat place, clean toilets but they are only at the entrance. (Original) Bardzo ciekawe miejsce. Samo wejście jest niezbyt urodziwe, ale to co kryje się za bramą to inny świat. Zwiedzanie na spokojnie to około 2 godzin spaceru. Każda wioska stanowi odrębny okres czasu. Parking jest strzeżony, kosztuje 2 euro za wjazd. Wejście do skansenu jest płatne, są dostępne bilety normalne i ulgowe. Zadbane miejsce, czyste toalety ale są one tylko przy wejściu.

Nice houses. Awesome to take a look at mostly 18/19th century houses/farms. Well kept, nice gardens, nice interior. But: very little information in English, no craftsman shows as I know them from other open air museums. We didn't learn anything about the traditions/culture or even what the farmers were growing and how they did their daily life. So I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who really wants to learn about history and doesn't speak Lithuanian.

Amazing and unique historical place - the Lithuanian Folk Museum is an open-air museum founded in 1966, on the shore of Kaunas Lagoon. It is one of the largest and largest exhibits open-air ethnographic museums in Europe.

Easy to reach 10k goal here.

Amazing place, so much history there. Interesting to see different houses from different places of Lithuania. Very big museum and alot to see and explore.

Beautiful place, from historical cultural pieces we smoothly moved to a Cafe, got some ice cream and Cepelinai. Be prepared for a long walk (we spent all day there and still lots of things left for next time to see). Anyway love this place, friendly people, cosy houses and atmosphere overall. Usually I do not collect souvenirs, but honey 🍯 and textile bracelet with Baltic ornaments I just could not resist 🙂

Big are filled with rural buildings. Hint to visit that place is riding with bicycles or buy car ticket (30€) and drive throug. There are rural building complexes from different regions: Dzukija, Suvalkija, Zemaitija, Anykšciai and one town center. Dwelling-houses, stables, granaries etc. Windmills also. Good museum. Local museum workers help and explains when you have a questions.

A unique and exclusive place not only in the Baltic States, but also in the whole of Europe. Many authentic items and buildings have been preserved. The life of lithuanians several hundred years is like in your palm.

It is a beautiful huge park and you definitely need a whole day to see the whole area but it is a really nice showcase of the buildings during previous times. The buildings were beautifully maintained and my favourite part was the gentleman doing the scarfs, aprons etc live in one of the buildings. I would recommend to bring your own food as we had the bad luck of being there when the cafe was closed. There are plenty of picnic area. I would recommend a bit more of interaction between the people sitting there instead of them (most of them but not all) just being on their phone and appearing unfriendly and unapproachable.

Amazing place to visit. If you are interested to travel back in time, then you must visit this museum. Good weather recommended for the best experience. Prepare to spend here about 4 hours at least. You can take some food and drinks with you and make a really great picnic here. This museum represents 4 main regions of Lithuania: Zemaitija, Aukstatija, Suvalkija, Dzukija. You'll see interior and exterior of houses which is common to each region. You'll see in this museum how rich people lived, how poor people lived, which tools they were using for work and household. Lots of interesting stuff. So if you tired of the city and would like to spend a day in the countryside this is a place to go. The ticket price is 8 EUR.

We visited it in winter when light festival takes place in evening. Really nice experience. Area perfectly suits for this light festival. We also visited it in summer. It is unique experience. Different regions historical rural buildings are present. It is nice that it is possible to enter inside and explore interior.

Very large territory, allow the whole day. Great place to learn about the old Lithuanian ways of living, architecture and interior of the old villages. Lots of different things to see, a couple of small shops, a nice little coffee shop in the ‘town’ part of the museum.

Really nice place to visit, especially before Christmas to get into Christmas spirit. Get ready to walk a lot and keep warm. There are two places to get a hot drink, some chips and other warm snacks. Well looked after toilet facility. "Menulio takais" has lots of lights which were located all over the place. Although, the lights were a bit too static in most places, I missed more movement, maybe some more lasers shows, but overall experience was great, well recommended.

(Translated by Google) There is no other such place. (Original) Kitos tokios vietos nėra.

Perfect spot to learn more about how people in Lithuania lived before.

(Translated by Google) A lot is being updated. (Original) Daug kas atnaujinama.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place, like plunging into the past ... (Original) Красивое место, будто окунаешься в прошлое...

An interesting overview of bygone days in the various regions of Lithuania. The area is huge with long stretches of walk (7 km). Many of the buildings are only observable from the outside, but the interiors accessible to visitors are well-kept, and the traditional bond gardens are charming. English information is minimal (Google Translate helps somewhat).

This is pure historical ❤, words are superfluous

Went there to the light festival. It was amazing. Felt like in a fairy tale.

Perfect place for family. Very nice light installation. Relaxing music and lot of positive emotions. I Recommend it to everyone while the show is stil going on...

It's a big place. Information very interesting. Almost everywhere there's English description as well as Lithuanian. It's really well maintained too. However some staff not helpful, almost rude. Some staff really nice and helpful. The restaurant in the middle of the area has a very few seats and it takes a very long time to get a seat and even longer to get food. Overall I would recommend it.

Very nice long walk through fields and woodS. You can go into some of the houses, but mostly you see everything from the outside. The central township was very detailed and nice. There are some descriptions in English, but mostly the descriptions are in Lithuania. But you need the entire day to see everything, we were there for 3 and a half hours, but managed to see only 3 out of the 5 areas

Very interesting exibitions! I recomend to plan 2-3hours for walking there.

Super cool traditional Lietuanian and Belarussian homes and tools, awesome!

Great way to experience Lithuanian traditional ways of living! Love Užgavėnės in this place :)

Brilliant place for everyone, Impossible to share all pictures, just need to see Lithuanian history a live, Perfect for kids We Come back again next year 👌

Great museum with beautiful surroundings. But be prepared to walk for a bit, if possible, I would recommend bringing a bike.

Fabulous 1000 lights festival. Music and lights let you travel to another world. Very good for walking outside