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Old-style natural history museum with thousands of stuffed animals and skeletons.
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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.
The concert hall is within the former Parliament House.
Gothic redbrick church from around 1500.
Variety of classical opera and operettas in their original language.
The house of sculptor Juozas Zikaras (1881–1944).
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.