Perkūnas House

A striking example of "flamboyant Gothic", from 1440 until 1532 this was the offices of the Hanseatic merchants, then became a Jesuit chapel. The Jesuits again own it and it houses a small museum about Adam Mickewicz. Perkūnas was a Baltic pagan god of thunder, and around 1900 an image said to be of Perkūnas was found within its walls, hence the present name.

• museum

Address

Aleksoto g 6

Getting there

north side of Church of Vytautus

Hours

Only open on Thursdays, 15:00-18:00