Prienai mõis

Prienai mõis is a manor estate complex in Lithuania that stretches along the Nemunas River and consists of various structures dating to the 19th century. The grounds are framed by traditional gardens and landscape features.

The first documented mention dates to 1502, and the place received Magdeburg rights in 1609, marking its rise as an important settlement. Following the destruction of a fortified structure in 1701, the complex underwent major changes.

The complex displays features of Lithuanian noble architecture with regional building techniques visible in the remaining structures. These elements shape how the place looks and feels today.

The grounds are located about 29 kilometers south of Kaunas and are open to visitors. You can explore the remaining buildings and surrounding park on foot to get a good sense of the layout.

The property contains remnants of a paper mill and glass factory that operated during Prussian administration between 1795 and 1807. These early industrial facilities show how the site was once used economically.