The exposition space of Panemunė Castle Gallery is located in the historical 18th century interiors in the State Apartment of the aristocratic Gielgud familly.

All historical spaces adapted for the exhibition (201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206) are equipped with a professional exhibition system and lighting. The display system is arranged around the perimeter of the walls. The lighting is adjustable according to needs.

The following historical premises have been adapted for the exposition:

201. Antechamber (43.40 sq. M.)

202. Dining room (47.50 sq. M.)

203. Heavenly Drawing Room (48.00 sq. M.)

204. Twelve-columns Drawing Room (43.30 sq. M.)

205. Rose Cabinet or Boudoir (14.70 sq. M.)

206. Gallery (36.90 sq. M.) *

* No special exposure system and lighting.

Other historical premises (not suitable for exhibition):

209. Butler's pantry (passage)

211. Ball room (multifunctional space for events)

Administrative premises: 207, 208, 210.

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Exposure principle:

Exhibits can be displayed on white tubs. Available sizes (height × depth × width):

47 × 80 × 80 cm (2 pcs.);
72 × 30 × 30 cm (2 pcs.);
108 × 37 × 215 cm (2 pcs.);
120 × 37 × 215 cm (1 piece);
100 × 40 × 40 cm (2 pcs.);
80 × 40 × 40 cm (1 piece).