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Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania

Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania
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The Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania in Vilnius offers an engaging journey through the history of currency and banking, both locally and globally. Located on Gedimino Avenue, the museum spans five exhibition halls across 300 square metres, tracing the evolution of money from primitive barter systems—like amber and grain—to digital currencies. Interactive displays, multimedia installations, and hands-on exhibits make the experience accessible and educational for all ages. Highlights include the world’s largest coin pyramid, built from over one million Lithuanian one-cent coins, and a scale that calculates your weight in gold, silver, or platinum. Visitors can also mint souvenir tokens and explore the development of Lithuania’s financial system, from the Grand Duchy to the euro era. Admission is free, and audio guides are available in multiple languages. With its blend of historical depth and modern technology, the Money Museum stands out as a unique cultural attraction that demystifies economics while celebrating Lithuania’s monetary heritage.

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Location

The Money Museum of the Bank of Lithuania is centrally located at the intersection of Gedimino Avenue and Totorių Street, right in the heart of Vilnius. This modern and interactive museum offers five exhibition halls across two floors, guiding visitors through the history of money—from primitive barter systems to digital currency—with a special focus on Lithuanian and world currencies. Highlights include the world’s largest coin pyramid, hands-on exhibits, and the chance to weigh yourself in precious metals or create a personalized souvenir banknote. The museum’s prime location places it within easy walking distance of Vilnius Cathedral and Cathedral Square, Gediminas’ Tower, and the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, as well as the lively Gedimino Avenue lined with cafés, shops, and restaurants. Nearby green spaces like Bernardine Gardens offer a relaxing retreat, while the historic Old Town and vibrant districts such as Užupis are also close by, making the Money Museum an ideal starting point for exploring Vilnius’s rich cultural and historical landscape.

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