Noriūnai Manor, Classical manor house in Noriūnai village, Kupiškis district, Lithuania
Noriūnai Manor is a classical manor house in Noriūnai village, Kupiškis district, comprising a complex of connected structures. The main residence takes a T-shaped form, with farm buildings, a dolomite tower, and landscaped grounds completing the ensemble.
The property was first documented in 1559 and passed through the hands of various noble families including Naruševičiai, Radziminskai, and Oginskiai over several centuries. This succession of owners shaped its development and standing in the region.
The manor served as the venue for poet K. Binkis and Pranciška Ieva's wedding in 1921, connecting the place to Lithuania's literary world. This moment remains part of local memory and cultural significance.
The property is privately owned, so visitors can view the exterior and grounds only from designated viewing areas. It is best to check in advance about access conditions and to respect the privacy of the current owners.
The building merges Classicism with Mannerist architectural elements, creating an uncommon design for its period. This blend and its distinctive T-shaped layout set it apart from typical manor houses of the era.
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