The tower's façade has been fully restored – you can climb all the way to the top and step out onto its small balcony, from where the manor looks completely different.
For years the tower stood silent – without a clock, without visitors, visible only from afar, above the treetops and the mirror of Lake Graužis. It was the manor's silhouette, but not part of the manor.
Today everything is different. The tower's façade has been fully restored, and its inner staircase now leads all the way to the top, out onto a small balcony – from there the manor, the park and Lake Graužis look completely different than from the ground. The only thing still missing is the clock. Its place on the dial is empty for now, but like everything else here, that's temporary.
Self-guided access to the tower and its balcony. Entry to the tower only – a guide and other manor spaces are not included in the price.
The tower before restoration – abandoned, with damaged roofing and no windows, marking decades of neglect.
The tower today – a fully restored façade you can climb, reaching the tower's balcony.
Just a few minutes from Vilnius stands one of Lithuania's most impressive historic sites. Once the Tyszkiewicz family residence, Lentvaris Manor still captivates with its neo-Gothic architecture, sweeping park and stories rising from history.
From Vilnius bus station: bus No. 800 to Lentvaris — about 30 min. By car via A1: 18 km, about 20 min. Free parking near the manor gates.