For visitors

The Vilnius Auto Museum was founded on 18 May 2023, through private initiative.

The museum features over 100 historic vehicles, each narrating the story of global motorisation. Among them, you will find historic brands that have shaped today’s automotive industry, one-off models owned by historical figures, and vehicles intertwined with Lithuanian history.

No – the model of free museum admission applies to national and state museums under the Ministry of Culture, whereas the Vilnius Auto Museum is a private museum and is therefore not covered by this model. However, on the last Sunday of each month, we offer a free guided tour in Lithuanian for visitors with a regular ticket.

Yes, indeed! You can purchase a physical gift voucher in person at the museum’s ticket office. Electronic gift vouchers are available for purchase online. The gift vouchers can be redeemed for museum services and items in the gift shop.

Yes. Private guided tours are available in English, Lithuanian, and Russian. A tour costs €80 per group and lasts up to 2 hours. Please book at least 3 business days in advance at sveiki@automuziejus.lt.

Yes. On the last Sunday of every month, we offer a free guided tour in Lithuanian. It starts at 14:00 and lasts up to 2 hours. A museum ticket is required. To join, book your tickets through the free tour booking page and choose the date. If you already have a ticket or a gift voucher, email sveiki@automuziejus.lt or call +370 685 85455 and we’ll add you to the tour.

Yes! A group tour costs €80, lasts up to 2 hours, and is available in English, Lithuanian and Russian. Please book at least 3 business days in advance at sveiki@automuziejus.lt. Groups of 10 or more get 10% off entry tickets when paying at the ticket desk or by invoice (not available for online purchases).

Most visitors spend about an hour exploring the museum on their own. A guided tour takes up to 2 hours.

• Children aged 5 and under
• Holders of the POLA card
• Guides with a valid guide certificate
• Teachers with a valid certificate
• Museum staff with a valid certificate
• Journalists with a certificate confirming their status as a journalist
• Please show a document confirming your eligibility at the ticket desk

Reduced tickets (€9) are available for children aged 6 and over, school pupils, students, seniors aged 65+, and people with disabilities and the person accompanying them. Please show a document confirming your discount at the ticket desk.

Unfortunately, for the safety of our visitors and at the request of the owners of our exhibits, we kindly ask that you refrain from bringing pets into the museum.

You are more than welcome to visit our museum as a group. If you’re planning to explore the museum without a guided tour, there is no need to inform us in advance. To get the group discount, pay at the ticket desk or ask us for an invoice.

The museum is in a historic building that wasn’t designed with accessibility in mind, and we’re still working to improve it. Please contact us at least one day before your visit by phone (+370 685 85455) or email (sveiki@automuziejus.lt). We’ll arrange for the accessible doors to be opened when you arrive. You can explore the ground floor independently, and our staff will help you up the ramp to the second floor and back down. Please note there is no accessible toilet and no dedicated accessible parking, though the roof car park usually has plenty of space.

Yes, buggies are welcome and fit around the exhibits. To visit the upper floor, you’ll need to carry the buggy up the stairs or leave it on the ground floor.

Yes, the museum does offer venues for hire. More information available here. You can also contact us at: sveiki@automuziejus.lt.

Yes, it is!

Getting into the vehicles, opening doors or touching the exhibits is not allowed. A few exhibits, such as the legendary Ford Model T, are not behind barriers, and you can sit in them.

We’re always on the lookout for hidden gems in private hands! Please share more about your car, along with a photo at sveiki@automuziejus.lt.