Leipalingis Manor

Leipalingis Manor is a classical-style estate building in Lithuania featuring symmetrical forms and decorative elements from the 19th century. The preserved structures stand within parkland planted with diverse vegetation and represent what remains of the original manor complex.

The manor was built as a residence for a wealthy family during the classical period in Lithuania. After World War II, the complex underwent various transformations and served different community purposes over the decades.

The manor reflects how Lithuanian nobility lived and built their homes during the classical period. Its design shows the regional customs of the aristocratic families who shaped local society.

The site is open for visitors to explore the buildings and the surrounding parkland at their own pace. The location is accessible and you should allow time to look at both the structures and the grounds around them.

The oficina building stands as the last preserved structure of the original complex, keeping its classical architectural details intact. This utility building tells the story of how the entire estate was originally organized and operated.

Architectural style: classicism

GPS coordinates: 54.09833,23.86028

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:04