Tauragė Castle, Renaissance Revival manor house in Tauragė, Lithuania.
Tauragė Castle is a brick manor house in Tauragė featuring symmetrical architecture with corner towers and surrounding walls. A central courtyard with a deep well is enclosed by economic buildings that form the complete compound.
The building was constructed between 1844 and 1847 as a customs facility and later served as a psychiatric hospital and a trade school. Its function shifted several times over the decades, reflecting a diverse past.
The museum displays more than 20,000 objects from different periods, including archaeological finds, folk art, and crafts from the region. Visitors can see how people lived and worked here through everyday items and traditional techniques.
Visitors can explore the museum through guided tours of the renovated spaces, including former prison areas. Cultural events are regularly held in these rooms, bringing activity to the site.
A nature exhibition allows visitors to learn about regional wildlife and agricultural practices through interactive displays and modern installations. These technological approaches connect traditional topics with contemporary presentation methods.
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