Address
22 Vilniaus St, LT-01119, Vilnius.
Tel.: +370~5~212 14 77, +370~5~212 01 66.
E-mail: galerija@ldm.lt 

Information for visitors
Opening times
Tuesday to Saturday 12.00–18.00.
Sunday and National Holiday Eve 12.00–17.00.
Admission Charge
Admission charge – Lt 6; 
Pupil, student and OAP – Lt 3;
Guides tours – Lt 50.
Child under 7, disabled, ICOM member – free.
Access
The Museum is fitted for visitors with mobility impairments.

Exhibitions

• Exhibition of Lithuanian Folk Art "Tradition and the Present" (since 2 July, 2009 till 31 December, 2009).

Archive Exhibitions:

• Exhibition of the Fine Arts Collection of Edmundas Armoška 'Outcrops of Lithuanian Art 16th–21st Centuries' (July 3 – August 31, 2008).

• The Exhibition of Lithuanian Art of 20–21st cent. 'Experiment' (till 12 March, 2008).

• Vytautas Kazimieras Jonynas 'At the Crossroads of World Art' (March 27 – September 9, 2007)

• Kostas Dereskevicius Anniversary Exhibition 'Calm Confrontation' (July 12 – September 30, 2007)

• Permanent exposition of Radvila family portraits (16^th – 18^th c.)

• Exhibition 'Selfobjects' (since 28 September, 2006 till 22 October, 2006).

• A retrospective exhibition of the works by Valentinas Antanavicius 'Life without Parade';

• Creative of the painter Juzefa Ceicyte;

• Stasys Usinskas retrospect exhibition dedicated to his 100th anniversary;

• Balys Macutkevicius (1905–1964) exhibition "Portrait of modernist in socrealism background"

• "Richard Birnstengel and George Gelbke - painters of the Artists Colony of Nida";

• "Japanese Art" (suibokuga, nihonga, shodo, Kutani-yaki);

• "Vladimir Tarasov. Sound Games" (Installations);

• Retrospective exhibition of the painter Pranas Gailius;

• Exhibition "Path of Lithuania";

• Creative of the painter Igoris Piekuras;

• Creative of Petronele Gerlikiene;

• Antanas Gudaitis's Anniversary Art Exhibition "Liberation";

• Creative of Tauno Kangro (Estonia);

• Creative of the painter Leonardas Tuleikis;

• "Viktoras Vizgirda – 100". Exhibition Dedicated to the Anniversary of the Artist;

• International Art Exhibition "Founders of the Lithuanian State (Portraits from the first half of the 20th century)";

• The Exhibition of Japan Foundation "The Dolls of Japan";

• The International Art Exhibition "Ferdynand Ruszczyc (1870-1936). Life and Works";

• The Exhibition "16th-17th c. Artistic Furniture of the Old Interiors";

• The Comeback of Émigré Art.

Radvilos Palace
The Radvilos Palace (architect Jonas Ulrichas) was built at the end of the 17th century on the request of Jonusas Radvila (1612–1655), the chief of Samogitia, the hetman of Lithuania, and the voivode of Vilnius. We can see such palace on a medal forged by a German medallist Sebastian Dadler (1586–1657) in 1653 on the occasion of Jonusas Radvila’s inauguration as the vaivode of Vilnius. The palace was of three stores, with two stored galleries full of mannered décor and the Renaissance-like shapes. In the middle of the 17th century it was one of the most beautiful buildings in Vilnius. Unfortunately, it was devastated by the war with Russia in 1654, wars of the 18th century and also raging fires. At the beginning of the 19th century Dominykas Radvila (1786–1813) gave the ruined palace to Vilnius Philanthropy Society.
In 1967 restoration of the Palace started.

Radvilos family
In 1990 the first small exhibition was opened. One of the halls reminds the visitors of the owners of the Palace – the famous noble Radvilos family. 165 portraits of the family are exhibited in the hall. The portraits were engraved on the request of Mykolas Kazimieras Radvila (1702–1762) by a self-taught engraver Hirsz Leybowicz (1700–1770). In the 16th–19th centuries the eminent and influential family gave the country chancellors, vaivodes, hetmen, bishops and even a queen (Barbora Radvilaite, 1520–1551) and a cardinal (Jurgis Radvila, 1556–1600). The Radvilos had so much wealth and collections of art that they could easily compete with the Court.
Creations by Italian, Flemish, Dutch, Spanish, French, German, Austrian, Russian painters and drawers are exhibited here. In the gallery halls one can see admire pictures by Antonio Campi (died in 1591), Lodovico Carracci (1555–1619), Bartholomaeus Spranger (1546–1611), Jan Fyt (1611–1661), Cornelis Mahu (1613–1689), Cornelis van Haarlem (1652–1638), Meindert Hobbema (1638–1709), Francisco Ximenez (1598–1670), Juan Rizi (1600–1681) and other well-known and almost unknown masters of Western Europe.