Pinigų muziejus

Vilnius center, Gedimino pr. and Totoriu g. At the intersection, the Monument to the Bank of Lithuania opened after the reconstruction of the Bank of Lithuania invites you to get acquainted with the five museum halls located on two floors and occupy 350 sq. m area. The museum introduces visitors to the history of the world of money and banking, the money of Lithuania, and the development of banking in our country, from the first appearance of credit institutions to the present day. In the present Money Museum, visitors are given the opportunity not only to view valuable exhibits and to familiarize themselves with the information provided by information stands, but also to actively participate in the process of cognition. An interactive tutorial turns an observer into a participant - he can independently commit a souvenir to a souvenir, turn his head on special scales and find out how much he would cost if he was golden, platinum or silver. And that is by no means everything. Extends the drawer that activates the video display window, which presents the financial and economic data of the chosen state, real time trading information on securities The NASDAQ / OMX Vilnius Stock Exchange will meet the needs of the most demanding visitor. Virtual expositions, feature films, games, specialized internet access - all available on computer terminals with touch screens. In the multi-layered museum exposition, which combines a rich history of money and current issues of economic life, everyone will find interesting information. The concept and content of the Museum concept are reinforced by the designer's idea of ​​using the coin to make use of the museum's furnishings, furnishings and other furnishings. The latest technological solutions are applied (stationary gluten-free glass-cases are dust-proof, light-emitting diodes used for lighting, recuperative ventilation system maintains constant temperature and humidity), creates an environment friendly for exhibits, reduces energy consumption. Moving booths, disabled lifts allow people of all ages to visit the exposition as well as visitors with disabilities.