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Vinkšnupiai Manor

Vinkšnupiai Manor, located in the Vilkaviškis district, is a historical site renowned for its Tatar heritage. It is believed that Vinkšnupiai was gifted to a Tatar leader for his participation in the Battle of Grunwald. During the interwar period, the manor was owned by the Gavrilkevičiai family, who built a Neoclassical-style palace featuring an arcaded portico and balcony. Nearby, Tatar cemeteries remain as a testament to this heritage.

In 1939, the manor was home to General Wojciech Jaruzelski, who later became the last communist leader of Poland.

Vinkšnupiai Manor

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