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Ninth Fort is a museum, located at Žemaičių pl. 75, Kaunas 47435, Lithuania. They can be contacted via phone at +370 37 377750, visit their website www.9fortomuziejus.lt for more detailed information.

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Žemaičių pl. 75, Kaunas 47435
Added by Jopie, at 14 July 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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15 Reviews

  • Dennis Grigaliunas
    30 May 2018

    Not very child friendly! Instant remark of the employees when a child touches the exhibition cabinets.

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  • Nazar Lelyak
    23 May 2018

    Place for thinking about life and history.
    Take good clothes with you. Humidity is very strong there. Probably you will feel cold.

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  • Antti Lehiste
    05 April 2018

    Most beautiful and sad place at the same time! We just had stroll around at the sunset and it was great!

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  • Eligijus Greviškis
    29 March 2018

    Awesome place, looks nice. A great sight to see for the whole family. Take your friends and kids there. And if you have a chance, get a guide. You'll experience something you haven't before.

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  • Tomas Kavaliauskas
    29 January 2018

    Very interesting. Recommend doing it as a guided tour as you get to see parts you would not be allowed to see on your own.

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  • Stanley W
    10 December 2017

    Really get the massage that this must never happen again, really educational place, fully recommend

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  • Lukas Marrow
    26 October 2017

    Very interesting, takes a whole day though. Not recommended for young children, and a guide is highly recommended

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  • Thubten Munsel
    16 August 2017

    Light One Candle, A Survivor's Tale from Lithuania to Jerusalem – Solly Ganor. You can download this book on Google Play Books. Suggested reading for anyone planning on visiting the Ninth Fort, as well as for anyone who has already made the visit. As a survivor, Mr. Ganor presents us with a more accurate history as to what really took place at the Ninth Fort during the Jewish persecution, which was not only fueled by the Nazis, but many locals, as well, who didn't need coercion to carry out acts of murder, and brutality towards their fellow men, women, and children.
    I think it would be nice to offer flowers, and if allowed, hold a candle, in remembrance for those who perished, and make prayers that these atrocities never happen again.

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  • Zivile Dalikaite
    05 August 2017

    Great place for short walk combining with history and sightseeing. Museum is really interesting as well.

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  • Aidas Backaitis
    02 August 2017

    Historical museum and fort, beautiful big monument, urban green grass and of course big parking place for cars.

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  • David Longueira
    24 June 2017

    A must visit. Some incredible true stories of survivors from all sides, and gives an insight into the dark side of history. Highly recommended.

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  • Matas Daunys
    24 May 2017

    Amazing view. Interesting history background

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  • Donata Liutikaite
    03 January 2017

    Good place to build historical feeling. If you read all what is written, it gives goosebumps. Also not recommended if you are more sensitive.

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  • Basel Barakat
    25 December 2016

    The view is amazing, however be very careful with what you are wearing. It is a large open area very windy and can be freezing.

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  • Kato La
    21 July 2016

    A gorgeous view of architecture and a quieter side of Kaunas. Definitely climbable, yet not in dress shoes! It was such a bummer. The area is open to the public, and there is a museum as well.

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