Museum of Occupation (KGB museum)

The Museum of Occupation and Genocide Victims was founded in 1992 and is located in the same building that housed the Soviet security services, widely recognized as the KGB, from the latter half of 1940 until August 1991. This site holds profound significance for the Lithuanian people and vibrantly symbolizes the impactful 50-year Soviet occupation. The museum passionately aims to inspire both current and future generations about the challenging and tragic periods endured by the Lithuanian nation.

Pupils, students, retired people (with the presentation of the appropriate document)* – 3 €

*Visitors with an International School or Student Identity Card (ISIC), an International Teacher Identity Card (ITIC), an European Youth Card or an ERASMUS Student Exchange Card.

Free admission is for former deportees and political prisoners, museum professionals, residents of care homes, people with disabilities, children up to the age of 7, teachers and guides accompanying organized groups, pupils and students of general education schools participating in the museum’s educational program.

Additional cost added on is for sharing the costs of the Guided Tour in English. If you have a valid document for the student discount (decided by the museum), then we will refund you 3€.

This is only for Baltics Adventure Trip. Do not add if you are only going to the Lapland Arctic Adventure. Provided by a partner operator.