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Vladislovas Sirokomlė Museum

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Located just 14 km from Vilnius, in the village of Bareikiškės, the Vladislovas Sirokomlė Museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the life and work of the 19th-century poet and local history enthusiast. The poet lived here with his family for eight years, a period that was particularly fruitful for his creative endeavors. The estate, which once housed a school and library, became a memorial museum in 1973, marking the 150th anniversary of the poet's birth. Visitors can explore the poet's study, furnishings, personal items, portraits, and books.

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+370 5 243 6402

helena.muzeum@gmail.com

https://www.vrtic.lt

Sirokomlės g. 5, Bareikiškių k., Vilniaus r. LT-13176

time Sirokomlė spent in Bareikiškės was not only productive but also memorable for his literary achievements. Here, he created some of his most renowned works, including the historical poem "Margiris." His literary activities not only earned him acclaim but also helped support his family and the estate. Visitors to the museum can engage in various educational activities, learn about ancient crafts, and participate in poetry and music events. The Tourist Information Center offers tours that introduce the region's history and cultural heritage.

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