Adomynė Manor is a beautiful and rare monument of romantic classicism wooden architecture, entered into the Register of Lithuanian Cultural Properties. The manor was built in the 18th century, reconstructed in the 19th century and restored at the end of the 20th century. The brick ovens, bread oven, frescoes, filing doors with metal fittings, and ornamented parquet floors have survived to this day. The manor is famous only for the Adomynė “Pagrabinė” buns, which have a Lithuanian culinary heritage certificate, baked here, and for educational programs conducted by the community. A local guide will introduce you to the intricate stories of the lives of the manorial family, in the cozy park you can admire functional sculptures, and after moving on a pontoon raft to the Love Alley, you can sit on the Bučinių bench and receive the blessing of the goddess of love Milda. The manor ensemble also includes the centenary Adomynė St. The Church of the Holy Virgin Mary, which you can visit by booking a guide service.
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