An atmospheric museum, a solemn visit. Man's inhumaminty to man eerily and graphically demonstrated.

I went on my first trip in 2009. No pictures allowed, but great books available. You will feel you can't wait to get out - the horrors are made that palpable. The names of the lost are on stones on the outside of the building.

Just visited last week. How is this museum not double the cost? Only 6Lt to get in. There's lots to read and see. Very informative and I learnt alot about Lithuania's history. I defy anyone not to get a chill down their spine when they see the padded cell. To know this building was only vacated by the KGB in... More

Quite some text, but nicely written about the story of Lithuania from 1938 and until they regained their freedom in 1991. Could have been some more interactive displays and using white instead of colored background. But all in all worth a visit. AND: do go down to the prison, that is the best and most disturbing part.

In Vilnius you will experience the old town along with a modern, progressive city. What you won't see is many reminders of Soviet occupation. This museum will give you the sobering reality of how things were. Two floors of the museum have artifacts and displays with historic descriptions. If you read all it, you could easily spend an hour or... More

I have been there a number of times. If is really hard crying to see all the terror in the name of Communism that the Lithuanians had to put up with during Soviet occupation. 30.000 killed by Soviet occupation forces and at least 120.000 and maybe up to 300.000 were deported since the occupation started in 1944. The Lithuanians fought... More

Chilling experience, and very good exhibition!! The fact that it is in the real location adds even more to its value.

I did not know what to expect at the KGB museum, but it was definitely worth it. I learnt a lot about the history of Lithuania connected to the times of occupation. A sad part of the history, I must add.

My Father was Lithuanian so i suppose this place held special meaning to us. Very very thought provoking, what I saw will stay with me forever. Not a place for small children, but my teenagers thought it was a good visit.