Military Museum named after Vytautas the Great

The Lithuanian War Museum was opened in 1919 in Kaunas and had a very small display of weapons. By 1921, the collection was replenished with weapons after the First World War. By 1930, he already bore the name of Grand Duke Vytautas. After undergoing changes over the years, the museum has preserved and expanded its collections. The expositions consist of samples of firearms and cold weapons, ammunition and much more. They tell and demonstrate Lithuania’s military history.

Also presented are military equipment, which adorns in front of the museum. The museum is supervised by the Ministry of National Defense of the Republic of Lithuania. Each visitor will discover many new days of the past of the state, which, like many, survived the fighting.