Places to visit in Raudondvaris

A route whose information boards at points of interest are translated into Braille, prepared with the Lithuanian Union of the Blind and Part…

Lady Rozalija presents the manor’s history and how children were brought up through games; together they try forfeits and other games and cr…

An introduction to 19th-century manor life, etiquette and the secret language of fans; pupils try out courtly behaviour and posture.

Lessons for classes: family celebrations and traditions of the counts and Count Tiškevičius’s travels (with cyanotype) for grades 1–4, and l…

Museum staff show letters written by the Tiškevičius counts and the tools used to write them; participants write a letter to someone close.

A session presenting Count Benediktas Henrikas Tiškevičius as a creative person and patron of the arts who shaped 19th-century cultural life…

Countess Klara Elžbieta introduces Count B. H. Tiškevičius and his travels, followed by an outdoor orienteering game across the manor ground…

The museum in Raudondvaris Castle: a tower exhibition on the Tiškevičius counts, their travels and pastimes, B. H. Tiškevičius’s photographs…

In the manor castle, participants write and seal a letter or Christmas greeting following 16th-century examples.

History sessions on sword traditions, the kontusz sash, 16th–17th-century firearms, Winged Hussar weapons and armour, and noble dress. Each…

A tour of about 40 minutes in the manor’s red hall, on the love story of these historical figures and its link with Raudondvaris. Groups of…

A walk of about an hour through the castle rooms with a Renaissance lady, on its most prominent owners from the late 16th to the early 20th…