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This was built as a Jesuit oratory in 1936, shut down under the Soviets, but rebuilt as an RC church in the 1980s.
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Small exhibition of what your gran watched, no signage in English.
Rebuilt in 2022, the city's history is now exhibited here.
Small museum on the history of photography, but short on actual photos.
Šv apaštalų Petro ir Pauliaus katedra
Prominent with its 75 m spire, this large Roman Catholic church was built in Renaissance style in the 1620s. It was part defensive - note the shooting loops - as it was at risk from armed robbery and sectarian riots. It was bashed about in wartime but restored, and promoted to cathedral in 1997. Pity about the drab modern block of flats next to it.
Models and sculptures of angels - cute, moving or emetic as the mood takes you.
The town has a bicycle factory Baltik vairas, and this quirky museum exhibits the history of the bike.