During the daytime programme (guided tour), visitors ascend through the museum’s underground gallery. Across seven exhibition spaces, different aspects of the relationship between humans, humanity, and the Cosmic World are presented: ancient cultural connections with the sky, measurements of the world, calendars, astronomy, cosmonautics, the search for extraterrestrial life, and possible futures of our civilisation. The museum exhibition is continuously updated and expanded, and experienced guides help visitors sense the uniqueness of the Museum of Ethnocosmology and the diversity of human connections with the cosmos.
During the tour, visitors encounter remarkable exhibits, including replicas of the first Lithuanian satellites LituanicaSat-1 and LitSat-1, rare meteorites, and traditional Lithuanian household artefacts. The tour also introduces astronomical research, current space developments, and Lithuanian achievements in the space sector.
The exhibition is arranged across seven separate halls, each dedicated to one of these themes. The narrative unfolds in a coherent and engaging way, offering not only introductory knowledge but also a deeper understanding of celestial objects and their significance.
The tour also includes an ascent to the observation deck at a height of 32 metres, offering a panoramic view of Labanoras Regional Park.
Duration: up to 1.5 hoursAccessibility: The exhibition includes stairs. If stairs may be challenging for you, please contact us at +370 615 20688, and we will help find a suitable way for you to visit the museum.
All museum visits take place with a guide. We kindly ask visitors to plan their visit in advance and register, as group sizes are limited. Guided tours may be available in English and Russian upon prior arrangement. Please contact us at least a few days before your planned visit by phone +370 615 20688 or email registracija@lemuziejus.lt
English-language tours are subject to guide availability and cannot be guaranteed.
