Step inside one of the most powerful and emotional historical sites in Vilnius and uncover the realities of life under Soviet occupation.
During this guided tour, you will visit the former KGB Prison, located in the building that once served as the headquarters of the Soviet security services in Lithuania. Behind its imposing walls, thousands of people were interrogated, imprisoned, and persecuted during the Soviet era.
Your guide will lead you through the former detention cells, interrogation rooms, and execution chamber, sharing the stories of political prisoners, freedom fighters, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens whose lives were forever changed by the regime. Through personal accounts and historical context, you will gain a deeper understanding of Lithuania's struggle for freedom and the impact of totalitarian rule on everyday life.
The tour also includes entry to the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights, where exhibitions explore both Nazi and Soviet occupations, the Lithuanian partisan resistance movement, deportations to Siberia, and the country's path to independence. Original artifacts, photographs, documents, and multimedia displays help bring this complex history to life.
Whether you are interested in World War II history, the Cold War, Soviet-era life, or Lithuania's journey to freedom, this experience offers a unique opportunity to explore one of the country's most significant historical landmarks.
This tour provides a thought-provoking and unforgettable look into a chapter of history that continues to shape Lithuania today.