Akmenų muziejus „Jotvingių kiemas“

About the museum

In the remote village of Kybartai, on the Lithuanian–Polish border, the open-air museum founded by army officer Donatas Mazurkevičius consists largely of natural heritage. Above all these are stones, brought in from the surrounding fields and from farther away, often of striking shapes. Here the natural landscape and the human history of the Lazdijai region intertwine creatively.

Among the natural objects in the exhibition are symbols of the region's history: shell cases from wartime, ethnographic household items and decommissioned border posts brought from the state border, reflecting the turns of the era and a painful past. The largest part of the exhibition consists of old household items and farming tools of the people of this region. The owner himself welcomes visitors.

Highlights

• Stones of all kinds of shapes
• Border posts and wartime finds
• Old household items and farming tools
• Tour with the owner

Permanent exhibition

• Akmenų ir buities ekspozicija po atviru dangumi – Stones, wartime shell cases, border posts, and old household items and farming tools of the region.

Operated by

Privatus muziejus (Donatas Mazurkevičius)

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Getting there & parking

Kybartai village is in the Lazdijai district, in Būdviečio eldership, on the Lithuanian–Polish border (not the town of Kybartai in Vilkaviškis district).

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