Šiauliai Aušros Museum

The Šiauliai Aušros Museum encompasses multiple branches, including photography, bicycle, radio, and television exhibits across different locations in the city.

Founded on March 11, 1923, the museum was named after 'Aušra', the first Lithuanian newspaper, and survived World War II despite losing 7,203 exhibits.

The museum maintains eight specialized departments and nine exhibition spaces, employing 90 staff members who conduct educational programs and research activities.

Visitors can explore different branches of the museum, including the Chaimo Frenkelio villa, Photography Museum, and Bicycle Museum, each with separate operating schedules.

The Radio and Television Museum section, established in 1982, contains an extensive collection of audio and visual equipment documenting Lithuania's broadcasting evolution.

Location: Šiauliai

Website: https://www.ausrosmuziejus.lt/

Website: https://ausrosmuziejus.lt

GPS coordinates: 55.92536,23.32794

Latest update: May 15, 2025 13:11