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74 Palace Street, New Palace of Alūksne, Alūksne

municipal museum

accredited

member

Offer and services

  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. free parking
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. easy to reach with public transport
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. guide or mobile app
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. offer for families with children
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. outdoor activities
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. rental of premises
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Come to Alūksne Museum and discover the fascinating twists and turns of Alūksne’s history. Boredom has no place here!

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Working hours

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From 1 June to 30 September

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 10:00 to 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 to 18:00
Thursday 10:00 to 18:00
Friday 10:00 to 18:00
Saturday 10:00 to 18:00
Sunday 10:00 to 18:00

 

From 1 October to 31 May

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 10:00 to 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 to 17:00
Thursday 10:00 to 17:00
Friday 10:00 to 17:00
Saturday 10:00 to 17:00
Sunday CLOSED


Diāna Pelaka, director

T: +371 64381321 +371 29205295

E: muzejs@aluksne.lv

 

Elīna Birzniece, deputy director

T: +371 64381321, +371 26454374

E: elina.birzniece@aluksne.lv

 

Zanda Pavlova, historian

T: +371 64381324

E: zanda.pavlova@aluksne.lv

 

Jolanta Baldiņa, specialist in educational work and work with visitors

T: +371 64381321,+371 25665538

E: muzejs.info@aluksne.lv

 

Ilze Miķelsone, collection manager

T: +371 64381324

E: ilze.mikelsone@aluksne.lv

 

Didzis Eglītis, accounting systems specialist

T: +371 64381324

E: didzis.eglitis@aluksne.lv


Admission fee

Full museum admission (per person)

Adults: EUR 6.00

Schoolchildren, students and seniors: EUR 4.00

Families: EUR 15.00
2 adults + 2 children, or 1 adult + 3 children up to and including 16 years of age

Admission to individual museum exhibitions and displays (per person)

Admission to the exhibition and display halls

Adults: EUR 4.00

Schoolchildren, students and seniors: EUR 3.00

Families: EUR 11.00
2 adults + 2 children, or 1 adult + 3 children up to and including 16 years of age

Admission to the music rooms and the multimedia exhibition “Helena’s Song”

Adults: EUR 3.00

Schoolchildren, students and seniors: EUR 2.00

Families: EUR 7.50
2 adults + 2 children, or 1 adult + 3 children up to and including 16 years of age

Free Entrance

  • Children up to and including 6 years of age;
  • Orphans or children left without parental care;
  • Children residing in long-term social care and social rehabilitation institutions;
  • Persons with Group 1 disability and their accompanying persons, up to 2 persons;
  • Persons with Group 2 or Group 3 disability;
  • Children with disability and their accompanying persons, up to 2 persons;
  • Group leaders or teachers accompanying groups of at least 10 visitors, up to 2 persons;
  • Politically repressed persons;
  • Guest delegations of Alūksne Municipality;
  • Employees of accredited museums in Latvia;
  • Members of ICOM, the International Council of Museums;
  • Media representatives promoting the museum.

In the very heart of Alūksne stands Alūksne New Palace, built by the von Vietinghoff family in the second half of the 19th century in the Tudor Neo-Gothic style. Today, the palace is home to Alūksne Municipality Museum.

Here, visitors can discover the history, art and cultural heritage of the town and municipality through a wide range of permanent and temporary exhibitions. Visitors are invited not only to observe, but also to take part in active and creative experiences.

The museum regularly hosts themed cultural events and educational activities for families and school groups, offering a meaningful, inspiring and discovery-filled way to spend time.

Guided tours are also available for groups by prior arrangement.

 

Guided tour of the museum

Set off on an engaging guided tour of Alūksne Municipality Museum and explore the rich history of the region, the story of Alūksne New Palace, the legacy of its former owners, the von Vietinghoff family, and the course of the palace restoration through 10 different exhibitions. The exhibitions also include hands-on activities that bring history to life and turn learning into an exciting adventure.

Guided tour of the restored music rooms of the palace

Experience the elegant atmosphere of the palace by visiting the restored music rooms of Alūksne New Palace and discovering the heritage left by the von Vietinghoff family. You will be surprised by the unique variety of interior finishes, complemented by the touching multimedia exhibition “Helena’s Song”, a personal and emotional story told by Baroness Helena, the last heiress of the manor, about the palace, its history and its people.

 

Guided tour of Alūksne Manor Park

Discover one of Latvia’s most beautiful historic parks and learn about the creation of Alūksne Manor Park, as well as its diverse world of plants and trees. The picturesque park landscape will take you on a journey into the past, offering a chance to admire the elegant small-scale architectural features of the 18th and 19th centuries, including historic pavilions, monuments and murmuring fountains. It is a place where nature meets art and stories of the past come to life at every step.

 

Alūksne Museum


74 Palace Street, New Palace of Alūksne, Alūksne

municipal museum

accredited

member

Offer and services

  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. free parking
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. easy to reach with public transport
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. guide or mobile app
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. offer for families with children
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. outdoor activities
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. rental of premises
  • Material-icon/24/dark Copy 6 Created with Sketch. offer for pupils

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