The estate was the ancestral home of the Baženskis noble family.
The park contains a monument dedicated to the Lithuanian national hero, Dr. Jonas Basanavičius, erected in 1930.
The manor's tulip collection features over 400 different varieties that bloom annually.
The park spans approximately 28 hectares of land.
The site includes a reconstruction of a historical water mill.
The estate is part of the Daugyvenė River Cultural Reserve.
Burbiškis Manor is a 19th-century Neo-Gothic estate located within the Daugyvenė Cultural History Museum complex. The manor is widely recognized for its expansive park, which features numerous ponds, 15 islands, and 12 connecting bridges. It stands as a significant center for the annual Tulip Festival, attracting thousands of visitors each spring. The estate architecture includes historical farm buildings and a preserved central manor house. The grounds are designed in the landscape park style, emphasizing water features and mature trees. It serves as a historical repository for regional Lithuanian gentry culture.
The main bridge offering a symmetrical view of the manor house reflected in the central pond.
Visit during the peak tulip blooming period in May to see the full collection.
Wear comfortable, waterproof walking shoes as the extensive park grounds often have damp, uneven grass paths.
Bring mosquito repellent if visiting in mid-summer, as the proximity to numerous ponds encourages insect activity.
Do not attempt to walk across the smaller, non-public ornamental bridges, as they are for aesthetic purposes and are structurally fragile.
Closed on Mondays throughout the year.
Respect the flower beds by staying on designated paths; picking tulips is strictly prohibited.
