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Vilnius Picture Gallery

About

Vilnius Picture Gallery, part of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art, is housed in the elegant Chodkevičius–Puslovskis Palace in Vilnius’ Old Town. This late Classicist building provides a refined setting for one of the country’s most distinguished collections of Lithuanian and European art from the 16th to early 20th centuries. The gallery presents permanent and temporary exhibitions that explore the artistic heritage of Lithuania’s nobility and the broader cultural context of the region. Highlights include portraits, landscapes, and decorative arts that reflect the tastes and traditions of manorial life. In addition to its exhibitions, the gallery hosts classical music concerts, public lectures, and educational programmes that deepen engagement with historical art. Evening drawing sessions and children’s camps further enhance its community role. With its blend of architectural charm and curatorial depth, Vilnius Picture Gallery offers a rich cultural experience that bridges past and present in the heart of the capital.

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Location

Vilnius Picture Gallery is located at Didžioji g. 4, right in the heart of Vilnius Old Town, within the historic Chodkevičius-Puslovskis Palace. This elegant late Classicism building houses an extensive collection of Lithuanian art from the 16th to the early 20th century, including paintings, sculptures, and graphics, much of it originating from the country’s noble estates. The gallery’s beautifully restored interiors allow visitors to experience both the art and the ambiance of a historic palace. The gallery is surrounded by some of Vilnius’s most notable attractions. Just steps away are the vibrant Town Hall Square and the bustling Pilies Street, lined with cafés, restaurants, and shops. Vilnius Cathedral and Cathedral Square are also within easy walking distance, as is the National Museum of Lithuania. This central location makes the Vilnius Picture Gallery an ideal stop for those wishing to immerse themselves in the city’s rich artistic, cultural, and historical heritage while enjoying the atmosphere of the Old Town.