Markučiai Manor (formerly the Markučiai Manor Museum, the Literary Alexander Pushkin Museum) is a branch of the Vilnius City Museum housed in the principal residential building of the historical Markučiai Estate.  Nestled in the manor house park, the building is an authentic example of 19th-century wooden suburban architecture and interior design. It is one of the few manors in Lithuania where you can see authentic interior details of the house. Markučiai Manor seeks to dissociate from the legacy of the Alexander Pushkin Museum established in Soviet times and focuses on the controversial heritage of the Russian Empire in Vilnius.

The estate consists of a residential building, an 18-hectare park complete with ponds, a chapel dedicated to St. Barbara and a small family graveyard by the chapel. Inside the manor house, there are six authentic late 19th-century rooms. They contain historical images of the manor itself and its masters, household items and works of art.