Paliesius manor

The Paliesius Manor complex includes classical architecture main buildings, a chapel, servant quarters, stables, an ice house, and a bathhouse along Kančiogina river.

The estate belonged to Count Tyzenhauzas in the 17th century, followed by the Kublicki family of Livonian officials from 1736, experiencing multiple ownership changes throughout centuries.

The transformed stable building, named Pasaga concert hall, features two Steinway pianos and hosts performances by international musicians in its glass-enclosed space.

The manor provides accommodation in individually decorated rooms with stoves, natural linen bedding, and access to a restaurant serving seasonal dishes from local farms.

The property maintains an antique piano from a Prussian prince and includes a physical therapy clinic specializing in cardiovascular and musculoskeletal treatments.

Architectural style: classicism

Website: https://paliesiausdvaras.lt

GPS coordinates: 55.25079,26.47770

Latest update: September 25, 2025 07:40