TRAKŲ VOKĖ MANOR PALACE

    The picturesque Trakų Vokė Manor park was established in 1884, reconstructed in 1898-1900 according to the project of the French landscape architect Édouard François André (1840-1911). The architecture of buildings is characterized by a variety of stylistic forms of the historicist period. The manor ensemble harmoniously combines neoclassicism, neobaroque, neogothic, as well as folk architectural traditions.
     After the death of J. Tiškevičius, the estate passed to his son Jonas (1867-1903), and later to his young children. The Second World War disrupted the sequence of succession. When the war started, the paintings, furniture, and other valuable items of the Trakai Vokė Manor were looted.
     The manor is now in the possession of the Vilnius City Municipality and is accessible to the general public. There are sightseeing tours.

    In cooperation with JSC Korgas lighting specialists team, was reneved all facade and interior lighting. There are exhibition spaces in the basement where artists' works are presented. Special exhibition lighting has been installed for the expositions - well-known manufacturer iGuzzini directional spotlights with special optical properties have been installed. The special iGuzzini spotlight Framer QP47 was used, which, with the help of adjustable optical properties, frames the work of art.
     The lighting of the facade of the main building of the manor, thanks to which the ensemble of the manor palace becomes a real "diamond" attracting everyone's eye in the dark, the manor has become the pride of Trakai Vokė and an attractive place for visitors. You want to come here for a walk and admire the surroundings.