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Energy and Technology Museum

This was the city's first power plant, opened in 1903. It exhibits electricity generation, industrial technologies, child-friendly interactions and transformation, the Tesla-inspired wizardry that enables long-distance transmission of electricity. They also have an Escape Room, €50 for 2-4 players.

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Address: Rinktinės 2
Getting there: Bus 33 or 89
Hours: Tue-Sun 10.00-18.30
Price: Adult €7, child or conc €3.5
Website: etm.lt (opens in a new tab)

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