Daytime Tour of Lukiškės Prison in Lithuanian

Escaping into prison has never been so easy. The historic Lukiškės Prison complex, surrounded by a high wall, invites you for a walk. Lukiškės Prison is not the answer to all questions. But who wouldn't want to visit it? Those interested in the history, architecture, and daily life of the prisoners are invited to a unique daytime tour, while thrill-seekers are highly recommended to try the nighttime experience. Two different tour formats – an experience with no analogues in the entire region. We can't shake the feeling that this walk and journey in the footsteps of the convicts is the best kept secret in the entire city. We would like to remind you that the writer Žemaitė, the signatories of the Act of Independence of Lithuania Jonas Vileišis, Mykolas Biržiška, and Vladas Mironas, the partisan leader Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, the Prime Minister of Israel Menachem Begin, and many other historical figures were imprisoned here. Henrikas Daktaras was also imprisoned here, but you probably know this fact already. Day and night tours You have probably heard stories about prison life, the criminal underworld, or Lukiškės more than once. But who knows it better than those who know Lukiškės Prison inside out and worked here for a long time? Our prison wardens spent a lot of time in Lukiškės and saw everything with their own eyes. Combined with the years of experience and insights of professional guides, they all become almost dream interlocutors. Don't be afraid to be curious and save your deepest questions for the walk. Death row cells, visitation rooms, "human containers", prison investigators, historical figures, contraband, horses, love affairs, secret artworks, inmate weddings, prison escapes, and never-before-seen spaces of Lukiškės Prison. After sunset, the prison is definitely haunted and only gets more interesting. It's more than an escape room, a tour, or a night at the museum. An interactive walk in the dark – you, the walls of Lukiškės Prison, and a flash

Adresas: Lukiškių kalėjimas 2.0, Vilnius