Lithuanian mansions: Renavas mansion close 1990. restored nineteenth century. mansion of a permanent Renavas representational palace interiors exposition, which introduces visitors to the Lithuanian manor culture. The second floor is devoted to altered art, pottery, folk art, hunting trophies exhibitions. Hall of mirrors and the terrace concerts, poetry readings, conferences and seminars. Renavo ensemble formed in the nineteenth century. in the second quarter, attributed to the late Classical period (1830-1833 m.). Early on, it was planned to install the residential homestead, her chosen very picturesque place. It is believed that the palace was built by Antanas Renne. 1880. the construction of the palace is a neo-style, one-storey, with a two-storey pavilion. To the south of the palace towards the river descends two terraces, north of the main square (Party), which is surrounded by the introduction of a variety of trees. In front of the palace next Varduva shore is a landscape park type. Renavas estate was inherited by male line. Antanas Renne had no children, and their goods Feliksasa Mielzinskis wrote (1871 to 1910). 1869. Manor teacher Laurynas Ivinskis, collecting the material botanical dictionary. Before the First World War Renavas mansion was an attempt to grow silkworms and fitted silk cocoons growing economy. The historical and artistic treasures aligned Renavoas Park (51.4 ha) stands of trees and shrub species and their forms. Here grows thickest Lithuania fir with a diameter at breast height is over 1.20 m. The park environment distinguishes itself Pinus strobus, Tsuga canadensis, yellow-bloomed chestnut, beech red-leafed plain form.
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