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Variety of classical opera and operettas in their original language.
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Old-style natural history museum with thousands of stuffed animals and skeletons.
Built in 1872 in reformist decorative style, though the façade looks neo-baroque. It remains in use, hours erratic, with a display of rabbis' paintings on the second floor.
Gothic redbrick church from around 1500.
Grandiose neo-classical building of 1928. Primarily a commercial bank, it has a small exhibition of Lithuanian banknotes and coins of the First Republic, and occasionally hosts larger art installations.