Once the Tyszkiewicz family residence — today a reawakening cultural and community space 18 km from Vilnius.
Books, fortune cards, postcards and the manor’s own sparkling tea — things you won’t find anywhere else. Free pickup at the manor or delivery to an LP Express parcel locker.
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Tours, training, private visits and – for the first time – the shooting of a feature film. The manor is no longer just visited: it is lived in again.
There are places that preserve more than history. They guard the spirit of epochs, the fates of people and secrets that can only be felt by being there. Lentvaris Manor is one such place.
Built in the mid-19th century by Count Juozapas Tiškevičius, the residence became one of the most magnificent manors in Lithuania. The neo-Gothic palace is surrounded by an André-style landscape park — one of the oldest in the country — which takes your breath away to this day.
Today Lentvaris Manor is slowly being reborn. The Mind University team carries out systematic restoration works, aiming to preserve a unique architectural heritage and create a living cultural centre — a space for knowledge, creativity and community.
"Lentvaris Manor is not just stones and bricks. It is a living place that constantly opens new chapters."
"Restoration continues. Every visit contributes to the rebirth of this manor."
MDU members are not just onlookers — they become a living part of the manor's revival: with an overnight stay in the palace, their name on the honor wall, and a place behind doors others never see.
Just a few minutes from Vilnius stands one of Lithuania's most impressive historic sites. Once the Tyszkiewicz family residence, Lentvaris Manor still captivates with its neo-Gothic architecture, sweeping park and stories rising from history.
From Vilnius bus station: bus No. 800 to Lentvaris — about 30 min. By car via A1: 18 km, about 20 min. Free parking near the manor gates.