Žeimiai Manor

The two-story manor house features strictly symmetrical forms with large pillars adorning the main facade and contains twenty-five rooms with Dutch tile furnaces.

First mentioned in historical records at the end of the 15th century, the manor belonged to several families before the Kosakovski family owned it from 1780 until World War II.

The manor complex includes a palace, granary, chapel, ice house, servants quarters, stables, tower, and gate, surrounded by a park with a lime tree alley.

The property currently undergoes reconstruction to restore original features while incorporating modern needs for cultural tourism and educational programs.

The manor serves as the base for project Aikas Žado, organizing cultural events and art projects while maintaining its late classicism architectural heritage.

Location: Žeimiai

Inception: 14 century

Architectural style: classicism

GPS coordinates: 55.18306,24.23056

Latest update: September 25, 2025 07:40