A trip to the applied art museum in Vilnius might conjure up for you images of a tour round a prententious gallery weighed down by post-Soviet brutalism. Nothing could be further from the truth. A magical, imaginative and exquisitive display of ball gowns, high couture...More

Seemed more like and overspill of the national museum (new arsenal); with an extra display. For €1 (as a student) it wasn't bad though.

Over all, there isn't much to see in this museum. The only reason I went was to see the ballgown exhibit - which wasn't just ballgowns but clothing through the centuries with accessories. I found it really interesting and entertaining. The other floor had some...More

This museum is worth 1-2 hours and is of interest to people who like clothes, handicrafts, glassware and ceramics, fashion etc. It has two displays, a permanent one and a temporary one. The permanent collection shows good examples of glass, weaving and other textiles, silverware...More

This is a strange museum, with a number of unconnected displays. There was a large exhibition of 1970s fashion on the ground floor, quite amusing. Upstairs some large religious paintings from a local church, a small display of sinister puppets, and a few random artworks....More

If you are interested in fashion history then this place is for you. I liked most Rebellion in a Boudoir exhibition.

This museum is my favourite in Vilnius! I visit it almost every time when I'm in the city! Alexandr Vasiljev fashion history collections are always well put together!