Where are we located?
LT-35173 Panevėžys
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Walking
Located at Respublikos str. 40, the museum is quickly accessible from the city centre's Laisvės Square (~6 minutes) or the bus station (~9 minutes).
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Bike or stroller
The museum is located at Respublikos str. 40, so you will access it within minutes from Laisves square or Panevezys Bus Station. Parking for bikes and strollers will be right next to the main museum entrance.
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Public transport
You will reach the museum by bus routes: 1E, 4, 6, 6A, 16. The closest bus stops are J. Balčikonio gimnazija and Topoliu al.
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Car
Public parking is available in Topoliu alley and Respublikos, J. Urbsio, Kranto streets. You will find electomobile charging points in the map right here: https://elektrodegalines.lt
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Train
If you will arrive by train, a walk towards Stasys Museum will take ~ 23 min., while a drive by car will take you there in ~7 min.
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Accessibility Information
Stasys Museum aims to be open and accessible to all visitors. It is important to us that everyone – regardless of age, physical abilities, or experience – feels welcome and can enjoy art without barriers.
⚪ Parking: The museum offers (2) designated parking spaces for people with disabilities. Parking is free of charge.
⚪ Nearest bus stop: Located on Respublikos Street, approximately 20 meters from the museum.
⚪ Pathways to the museum: The paths leading to the museum have no high steps, are gently sloped, non-slip, and free of obstacles.
⚪ Entrance to the museum: Entry is through the main entrance, but the doors are heavy.
⚪ Assistance available: Assistance can be provided upon request.
⚪ Museum facilities: The museum is equipped with elevators, accessible restrooms, and wide corridors to ensure easy movement for visitors using wheelchairs.
⚪ Tickets: People with disabilities, as well as one accompanying person, can visit the museum free of charge.
⚪ Quieter visiting hours: Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Opening Hours and Information
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Monday closed
II-VI 11:00 - 19:00
VII 12:00 - 17:00 -
The last visitors are admitted half an hour before the end of the museum's working hours.
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Visiting museum is free on the last Sunday of every month.
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The terrace is free to visit. Please obtain your ticket from reception.
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On public holidays*, the museum operates according to its regular hours.
*February 16, March 11, July 6. -
Museum is closed on April 15, 20, 21 and May 1.
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On April 16, museum is open from 11AM to 2PM.
Tickets
8 €
4 €
for university and school students,
seniors up to 80 years,
while changing the 4th floor exhibition
7 € / per 1 person
2 € / per 1 person plus ticket price
120 € / up to 20 per.
In Lithuanian or English up to 60 min.
Unlimited visits for one year
35 €
*for a group of 8 or more people
**advanced booking is necessary: +370 66490711 or education@stasysmuseum.com
I-V 11:00-17:00
Stasys Museum 50% discount applies (unless other discounts apply):
School and university students, seniors (up to 80 years);
While changing the 4th floor exhibition;
Permanent compulsory military service, volunteer soldiers, Lithuanian Members of the Riflemen’s Union;
Victims of the 1939-1990 occupations – political prisoners and deportees, former residents of ghettos, concentration or other types of forced camps Prisoners of any other type of confinement or concentration camp;
Defenders of the independence of the Republic of Lithuania who have suffered from 1991. the victims of the aggression of the Republic of Lithuania by the USSR on 11-13 January and thereafter;
Participants in the resistance to the occupations of 1940-1990 – volunteer soldiers and participants in the freedom struggle.
4 € for all visitors
3,5 € / 1 person
2 € / 1 person + ticket price
120 € / up to 20 per.
In Lithuanian or English up to 60 min.
35 €
Unlimited visits for one year
* Discounts cannot be combined.
** 8 and more persons.
*** In advance at a time set by the museum. Group size up to 20 persons.
Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable (except in the event of cancellation or date change; refunds are subject to the event organiser’s procedure).
Museum attendance is free of charge for:
all visitors on the last Sunday of every month;
preschool children;
orphans and children deprived of parental care;
people with disabilities and their accompanying person or persons assistant;
people over 80 years old;
Members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM);
journalists;
students of all types of art and art schools;
students of art and design colleges;
Members of the International Association of Art Critics;
guides who have submitted an official guide certificate issued by a state institution;
people with the status of an artist;
- teachers accompanying groups of students of at least 10 persons, or visiting exhibitions independently for the purpose of preparation for integrated learning or lessons in the museum;
- teachers accompanying children to educational activities;
- members of tourism companies who accompany a group of at least 10 citizens of the Republic of Lithuania or a group of at least 5 foreigners;
- Citizens of Ukraine who have submitted a document proving their citizenship;
- students of schools (gymnasiums, basic schools) who are educated according to the courses of knowledge of art, history of art, art history.
I-V 11:00-17:00
II-VI 11:00-18:00
VII 12:00-16:00
FAQ
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Where can I purchase museum tickets?
Tickets are available for purchase directly at the museum’s admissions desk or online.
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Where can I buy Museum merchandise and souvenirs?
Stasys Museum souvenirs and merchandise are currently available in the museum shop on the ground floor of the museum.
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Can I enter the exhibition areas with a backpack?
Before visiting the exhibitions, please leave bags, handbags and backpacks larger than allowed in the cloakroom.
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Is photography of the artwork allowed?
It is allowed to photograph artworks, but flash photography is not permitted.
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Can photo sessions be held in the exhibition halls?
To organize private photo sessions, please contact events@stasysmusuem.com or +370 649 59839
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Can I visit with pets?
Pets are allowed in the outdoor areas or the marked areas on the museum’s ground floor.
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Is there a parking area for cars?
There is accessible parking for cars near Respublikos str., Uršio str., Kranto str., and Topolių str., as well as nearby parking spots.
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Where can I park my bicycle?
Near “BLUE Gastro” café and on the museum’s northern side, there are designated places for bicycles.
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Are there any lost and found services?
If you think you have left personal belongings in the museum space, please contact us by e-mail info@stasysmuseum.com or by phone +370 621 81770 during the following hours II-VI 11:00-18:00 and VII 12:00-16:00
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Which social media platforms does the Stasys Museum share update on
You can follow Stasys Museum on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for updates.
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BLUE Gastro reservation
We invite you to reserve a table or the museum cafe space for private events.
Discover Panevėžys

Panevėžys settlers began to settle on the banks of the Nevėžis River in the first half of the 16th century. In 1727, the Piarist monks who settled in the town opened the town's first secondary school, and Panevėžys became an educational center.
By the end of the 19th century, the town's population was already more than 13 000, industry was developing and culture was flourishing.
At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, Panevėžys became a regional center, and between the wars, it grew even more, with Lithuanian traditions, and Polish and Jewish national communities.
During the Second World War, the city was occupied by the Russian army, and many business and cultural people were killed and exiled. During the Soviet era, many industrial buildings and factories were built in the city, but the artists of Panevėžys tried to preserve their own identity and the traditions of inter-war culture.
The city was famous for the drama theatre founded by the legendary director J. Miltinis, which was represented by the actors Donatas Banionis, Vaclovas Blėdis, Algimantas Masiulis, Bronius Babkauskas, and other equally famous actors.
Today, in Panevėžys, art can be found in the most unexpected spaces of the city, where many famous poets, musicians, actors, painters, sculptors and photographers work: Elvyra Pažemeckaitė, Andrius Kviliūnas, Albinas Kėleris, Asta Preidytė, Marija Šileikaitė-Čičirkienė, Evaldas Ivanauskas, Remigijus Kriukas, and others.
The museum is ready to become the beating heart of Panevėžys' culture, a centre of international cultural attraction, and to open a space for contemporary art, cultural dialogue, creative industries and education to the city's residents and visitors.