Devils' Museum

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V. Putvinskio g. 64, Kaunas 44211
Added by Jopie, at 01 February 2017

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• Abderrahman Ait Ali

  29 April 2018

  One of the most interesting museums I’ve been to. Quick visit for long question and discussions ;)

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• S.R.F. F-F

  20 March 2018

  As weird as it is interesting. But the ticket prices are so low, even if you spent here only 15-30 minutes, its still okay.

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• Emis Ser

  12 January 2018

  Unique exhibition. Well worth a visit

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• Yauheni Shauchenka

  08 November 2017

  Old museum, some glasses should be changed to rate it 5. No audio guide and guide was on vacation, but the idea is interesting. Will back there next time in Kaunas.

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• Ervytis

  27 September 2017

  Good place to spend couple of hours, whole bunch of small statues, pictures and other artwork from all around the world with explanations (history, meaning, etc.). Very cheap entrance and can also buy a souvenir on your way out!

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• Silvère A-D

  14 September 2017

  Can be a bit boring, but still one of its kind.

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• Justinas Lelys

  04 May 2017

  Unique place. Big collection of devils, collected from many countries.

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• Vytautas Milkeraitis

  05 April 2017

  Unique devils museum. Audio set tour, guides, 3 floors of devil masks, statues, scultpures, etc. Worth knowledge, uncludes other countries works as well. Over 200 pieces. Some guest exhibitions on hallways. Dont miss the flat where the owner lived.

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• Anna Abatayo

  18 February 2017

  Interesting collection of devil pieces: masks, pipes, home furnishings, etc. Museum provides interesting description and history of the devil. Most interesting are its description on how the devil is perceived in Lithuanian folklore. It's 3 floors worth of display. There's an adult and a cheaper student price. No free flyers/handouts/guides, but I think I saw one for purchase. You can also join an audio tour for a price. I found the museum exit signs a bit confusing. Other than that, it was a good museum experience.

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• Deimantė S

  08 February 2017

  A bigger than you expect it to be museum. Several translations to English although most of the time don't need any translations. Just walk and appreciate

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• Mike Wesley

  08 February 2017

  The 'Devil Museum'. A collection of carvings and depictions of the Devil, acquired by a Latvian artist. Something interesting to see.

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