The best specialized museums Lithuania

This museum, dedicated to one of the leading styles of the interwar period, is the brainchild of Karolis Banys and Petras Gaidamavičius. These young men fell in love with this architectural style and this beautiful gray building that once belonged to a doctor, and lovingly restored an apartment to its 1929 appearance. After a tour of the exterior, take a stroll through the apartment, listen to stories about the rooms and their former inhabitants, and enjoy a drink in the lounge as you recapture the atmosphere of Kaunas' beloved Roaring Twenties.

It's in the city's very first power station that this museum dedicated to technology has logically taken its place. The enormous steam boiler is still there, and is the centerpiece of the museum. In the basement, the Transformation Hall and its interactive exhibition invite children and teenagers in particular to learn more about electricity. Each visitor is given a card, the Quantum Card, and at each station a challenge awaits you to put into practice what you've just learned. The more challenges you win, the more points you earn, which you can redeem in the gift store.

The Energy Exhibition shows you how the power plant works, in all its glory. We take you through the bowels of this monster, in a tangle of pipes. Most impressive of all? The control room recreates the ear-splitting thud of electricity.

The Industry Exhibition focuses on the industrialization of Vilnius and the production of goods. The Made in Vilnius room is particularly well done, with reproductions of a 1970s apartment filled with appliances and furniture developed in Vilnius. The top two floors are entirely dedicated to younger visitors, with the aim of stimulating their interest in science. Even the power station's roof terrace is used to display a replica of the Lituanica, a plane piloted by Steponas Darius and Stasys Girėnas, who both attempted a transatlantic flight to Kaunas.