Adomynė Manor

Adomynė Manor is a house built from stone and wood in Kupiškis District that demonstrates traditional Lithuanian construction methods. The building features spacious rooms across multiple levels, organized to separate formal entertaining areas from everyday living spaces.

The manor was built in 1810 during an era when Lithuanian nobility developed grand country residences to oversee their agricultural lands. This period marked when such estates became centers for managing rural territories and local affairs.

The main hall shows how the household was organized, with formal spaces for guests flowing into more intimate areas where the family spent daily time.

The best time to visit is during warmer months when access to the surrounding gardens and grounds is easiest. Arranging your visit in advance through the district office helps ensure someone can show you the interior properly.

The ceiling decorations feature traditional Lithuanian folk patterns woven into refined artistic work typical of aristocratic taste. This blend of fine craftsmanship with local design elements remains one of the most striking details throughout the rooms.