Užventis manor

Užventis manor is a manor house with traditional Lithuanian architectural style located near the Venta River and surrounded by parkland with walking paths. The estate comprises multiple buildings including guest accommodations, a spa and wellness center with a swimming pool and gym, plus the reconstructed watermill on the grounds.

The manor developed over centuries and was notably shaped by Jonas Smilgevičius, a key figure in Lithuania's struggle for independence during the early 20th century. His connection to the property links this estate to the nation's founding moment.

The reconstructed watermill on the grounds serves as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions, concerts, and symposiums that bring together artists and sculptors. Visitors can experience how this space has become a gathering point for creative expression and cultural exchange within the estate.

The estate is accessible for walking with multiple pathways through the parkland suitable for different abilities and comfort levels. A longer visit allows you to enjoy the various facilities and explore the surrounding riverside area at a leisurely pace.

The reconstructed watermill still operates, using the Venta River's flow to generate electricity for the estate. The original turbine was carefully restored to function while maintaining its historical mechanical components and engineering.

GPS coordinates: 55.78703,22.65718

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:21