Renavas Manor

Renavas Manor is a neoclassical manor that sits on grounds along the Varduva River. The building displays symmetrical proportions and ornamental details on its facades, while inside you find architectural elements from different eras.

The current building was constructed in 1833, replacing an older wooden structure that had stood on the site since the 1500s. The von Rönne family shaped the development of the estate across multiple generations.

The library here once served as an important knowledge center for the surrounding region. You can still see how books and documents from the 1800s are arranged throughout the rooms.

Today the site operates as a museum where you can walk through rooms containing historical objects and architectural details. Visitors should plan enough time to explore the building and wander the park grounds.

The grounds contain one of Lithuania's thickest fir trees, standing like a natural monument among the old trees in the park. This specimen has witnessed all the changes to the place over many centuries.

Inception: 1833

Architectural style: neoclassicism

GPS coordinates: 56.22778,22.05611

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:00