Kretinga Museum

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Kretinga Manor
Kretingos Dvaras
General information
Type	Manor
Architectural style	Neoclassicism
Town or city	Kretinga
Country	Lithuania
Coordinates	55°54′00″N 21°14′55″E / 55.9000°N 21.2486°E / 55.9000; 21.2486
Estimated completion	15-16th century
Owner	Kretinga Museum

The Kretinga Museum (Lithuanian: Kretingos muziejus), also known as Kretinga Manor, is located near the Baltic Sea in Kretinga, Lithuania. Originally a private estate, it was converted to a museum in 1992, and now contains a number of archeological finds, fine and applied art collections, folk art, and ethnographic exhibits, as well as a restored orangery. Nearby is a sculpture garden featuring a reconstruction of a Lithuanian solar calendar. The museum is operated by the Kretinga district municipality.