Lithuanian Museum of Ethnocosmology

The museum has just had a new, revised exhibition launched. It explores the ethnographic depictions of cosmic items such as stars in household objects, traditional place names, meaningful dates, farming calendar and others. It also explains the evolution of scientific theories up to current times. There are specific rooms and exhibits for space travel, meteors, and future of science. The exhibition is impressively designed with clever light and projection techniques and culminates by taking the visitors up to the observation deck in the alien ship looking tower with views of the lake filled area of Moletai for miles. The surrounding area is nice for a walk or a picnic and has a few cosmology related sculptures to see. The exhibition can be accessed by booking onto a tour and cannot be visited without a guide. You can turn up and book tickets, but on busy days like the weekends it's best to pre-book. The exhibition is not fully accessible as far as I saw - the rooms have some steps between them until the tour gets to the elevator for the tower.