Bikuškis Manor

Bikuškis Manor is a classicist estate in Utena District built as a residence with multiple connected structures. The complex includes the main house alongside auxiliary buildings from different periods arranged in an organized layout.

The estate dates to medieval times and passed through the hands of various Lithuanian noble families over centuries. In the 18th century it came under the ownership of the Prošinskiai family who later reshaped the property.

The manor demonstrates how Lithuanian noble estates served as centers of rural life where families gathered and conducted local affairs. The property reflects the role such manors played in shaping the character of surrounding villages.

The estate is located in a rural area and is best reached with your own transport. The buildings can be viewed from outside, though it is advisable to check ahead about possibilities for interior access.

The Prošinskiai family received special authorization to establish an entire town near the estate grounds, underscoring the influence of this land holding. This settlement demonstrates how powerful such noble families were in their region.