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LOST SHTETL MUSEUM

Dedicated to Preserving the Memory of The Shtetls

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Open for visits starting September 20th |

The Lost Shtetl Museum in Šeduva welcomes visitors of all ages to explore a shared past that shapes our present and future.

Discover the rich history of Jewish life in Lithuania and the enduring stories of memory, resilience, and hope.

Open for visits starting September 20th, 2025

Plan your visit

Admission

Free

Estimated Duration

2 hours

Free Guided Tours

10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00

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The Lost Shtetl Museum in Šeduva welcomes visitors of all ages to explore a shared past that shapes our present and future.

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Through photographs, town maps, written records, and video testimonies in which descendants of Šeduva’s Jews share stories of their families’ lives, the museum’s exhibitions recreate the world of the shtetl.

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As visitors approach the museum building, the landscape gradually shifts in scale – from the expansive wetlands and fields to the more intimate garden spaces nestled between the museum volumes.

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The museum is located in front of one of the few surviving remnants of the Šeduva Shtetl
community—the historic village cemetery. 

Educational Activities

  • Visit the museum on your own or with a group of up to 10 people. Admission to the museum is free.

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Getting here

14 Žvejų Street, Šeduva, Lithuania

You can use your own car and park for free in our self-parking area, where EV charging is available. Spaces are limited, but more are always available in Šeduva.

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