The MO Museum in Lithuania highlights contemporary art with over 5,000 works, including paintings, sculptures, and photography. It hosts dynamic exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, and workshops. A vibrant cultural hub, the museum invites both art lovers and curious visitors to explore Lithuania’s evolving creative scene and engage with art in fresh, immersive ways.

The Samuel Bak Museum showcases powerful works reflecting Lithuania's Jewish heritage and the artist's personal journey. Located on Naugarduko Street, it’s the world’s first museum dedicated solely to Bak. As part of the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, it features over 100 donated pieces, inviting visitors to explore themes of identity, resilience, and the human condition. 

The Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) is a key venue for cutting-edge art in the Baltic region. It hosts 10–15 exhibitions annually, plus performances, discussions, and screenings. Fostering dialogue between Lithuanian and international artists, the CAC also features a cinema hall and reading room with Lithuania’s largest collection of contemporary art publications.

The Kazys Varnelis House-Museum in Vilnius blends optical art with a rich collection of antiques. Set in a historic building on Rotušės Square, it features over 40 rooms displaying Varnelis’s works alongside maps, sculptures, paintings, and Asian art. This immersive museum offers insight into the unique vision of one of Lithuania’s most distinctive artists.

Located in the Chodkevičius-Puslovskis Palace, the Vilnius Picture Gallery showcases Lithuanian art from the 16th to early 20th centuries. Alongside its permanent exhibition, it hosts temporary shows, concerts, lectures, and cultural events. The historic setting offers visitors a unique chance to explore Lithuania’s artistic heritage and experience culture in a beautifully preserved palace.

The National Gallery of Art showcases 20th- and 21st-century Lithuanian and international art, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and video. Alongside its permanent collection, it hosts temporary exhibitions, lectures, and artist talks. With a library, café, and conference hall, the gallery is a vibrant cultural hub welcoming both art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

Housed in the Old Arsenal, this museum presents historical and contemporary applied arts through ever-changing exhibitions. From textiles and ceramics to fashion and design, it highlights the functional beauty of diverse art forms. With lectures, tours, workshops, and children’s art camps, the museum offers an engaging cultural experience for visitors of all ages.

The Vytautas Kasiulis Museum of Art showcases the vivid paintings, drawings, and archives of one of Lithuania’s top modernists. Located in Vilnius, it hosts temporary exhibitions, events, and educational programs, offering a dynamic space to explore Lithuanian émigré art and Kasiulis’s unique artistic legacy.

Sapieha Palace hosts exhibitions, concerts, and educational programs, blending history with contemporary art. Emphasizing creativity and heritage, it aims to be an international cultural space. The palace invites visitors to engage with Lithuania’s rich past while fostering meaningful dialogue between cultural heritage and modern artistic expression.